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      November 7, 2017Two PoemsChris Kingsley

      A POEM ABOUT A ’59 TRIUMPH TR3

      Subject is to poetry what
      plot is to fiction: gasoline,
      to get started, to get around.
      Yes. Then there
      is the wind in your face, the roads humped
      in the distant moonlight.
      Dry leaves blowing everywhere.
      * * *

      THE RESPONSIBILITY OF COWS

      The difficulty lies in moving to new pastures,
      far from the muck of the crumbling barn
      and the cliché of an old shade tree,
      into the present tense of sun.
      To find oneself in freshly-mown fields,
      no longer in grass but in the odor of grass,
      and not to chew on it forever.

      from #17 - Summer 2002

      Chris Kingsley

      “I like taking long walks along the Hudson River with my dog, Milo, where we discuss future literary projects.”