Indirective Issue no. 128 Fall 1993 The ridge road takes the ridgespine every wayIt turns. It threads the granite venebraeAnd old. wind-dwarfed ponderosas that twist
Two Poems Issue no. 78 Summer 1980 Tonight in the SouthwestSadness is disappearing Tonight in splash-marks
Two Poems Issue no. 65 Spring 1976 When my sister was small, father carried her everywhere in a woven pack-basket. Once he killed a deer with her strapped to his back. She moved and spoiled his first shot, and the deer ran off with one shattered hind leg trailing like smoke.