Poets/William Logan

William Logan

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How should I now recall …

William Logan

What did they desire, the dead who had returned? …

William Logan

In their excess, their blowsy dreaming …

William Logan

Like columns of mist …

William Logan

The ship at anchor wasn’t what it seemed— …

William Logan

The lift, the very lift and pull of it! …

William Logan

The leaves had fallen in that sullen place, …

William Logan

Along the campo, Manin’s bronze winged lion prowled …

William Logan

That oily bale of rags, lost …

William Logan

The city humid, the church rusty and Baroque, and the directions appalling, …

William Logan

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