Thirst: poems

Messenger

Walking home from Oak-Head

When I am among the trees

The poet visits the Museum of Fine Arts

Musical notation: 1

Ribbon snake asleep in the sun

When the roses speak, I pay attention

Great moth comes from his papery cage

Swimming with Otter

Mozart, for example

Making the house ready for the Lord

The winter wood arrives

After her death

Percy (Four)

Cormorants

What I said at their service

A note left on the door

Those days

A pretty song

Coming to God: first days

The vast ocean begins just outside our church: the Eucharist

Six recognitions of the Lord

The beautiful, striped sparrow

More beautiful than the honey locust tree are the words of the Lord

The place I want to get back to

Praying

Musical notation: 2

News of Percy (Five)

Doesn't every poet write a poem about unrequited love?

Letter to__.

The poet thinks about the donkey

Gethsemane

The fist

Logan International

The poet comments on yet another approaching spring

The uses of sorrow

Heavy

On thy wondrous works I will meditate (Psalm 145)

Percy (Six)

Percy (Seven)

In the storm

The chat

Epilogue: Thirst.