Potential Titles: Vievee Francis

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Did not shed a stone tear - Vievee Francis "The Bone Boiler"

Our backs armored by suffering - Vievee Francis "By the end"

A loose flock of blackbirds sweeping over - Vievee Francis "Clarity"

Blackbirds sweeping over the metal roofs - Vievee Francis "Clarity"

The weeping heart of all things - Vievee Francis "Clarity"

Like Jericho's falling wall - Vievee Francis "Gettysburg: Blue and Grey"

The slow swirl of a dusty creek - Vievee Francis "Given to Rust"

Sleep to the sound of it - Vievee Francis "Given to Rust"

An undercurrent that also reveals me - Vievee Francis "Given to Rust"

Time and disaster - Vievee Francis "Given to Rust"

Until the water rusted its way in - Vievee Francis "Given to Rust"

To begin the story without being obvious - Vievee Francis "The Poems Repeat as Dreams as Tears"

Despite our knowledge we accept the dual - Vievee Francis "The Poems Repeat as Dreams as Tears"

Our umbrage when the tip of the blade enters - Vievee Francis "The Poems Repeat as Dreams as Tears"

The moment after his duel for another's love - Vievee Francis "The Poems Repeat as Dreams as Tears"

But the dream repeats itself - Vievee Francis "The Poems Repeat as Dreams as Tears"

Every dusk the longing. Every daybreak the loss - Vievee Francis "The Poems Repeat as Dreams as Tears"

The eternal winter of nightmares - Vievee Francis "Pokagon Accepts Colonel Taylor's Invitation: Fort Dearborn, 1833"

That engulfs an empire of stone - Vievee Francis "The Scale of Empire"

Ruins even the rats won't enter - Vievee Francis "The Scale of Empire"

The architecture of command and sequence - Vievee Francis "The Scale of Empire"

Small emperors of patience - Vievee Francis "The Scale of Empire"

Walk a bridge of dinosaur bones - Vievee Francis "The Scale of Empire"

My heart skipped quicker than a swallow's - Vievee Francis "Sugar and Brine: Ella's Understanding"

The wheel never rusts, never stopped - Vievee Francis "Sugar and Brine: Ella's Understanding"

Would leave their shadows for dead - Vievee Francis "Three Hundred and Seventy-Two Miles from Home: Chihuahua, 1849"


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