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Eating an Apple on Orchard Street

Apple, as I take you in my hand to eat,

In Memory of the Murdered Opponents to the Nazi Tyranny in Germany

We are dwarfs in the giant world of those

For my Daughter at Age One-and-a-Half

Angels slid down the golden bannisters of the early sun

I Am Twenty Eight

I am twenty eight and so I write verses: this

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Spare me Your Love

Eating an Apple on Orchard Street

Sister

Pitt Street Grandmother

In Memory of the Murdered Opponents to the Nazi Tyranny in Germany

For my Daughter at Age One-and-a-Half

Adam and Eve 1

I Am Twenty Eight

Why the Poodle

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