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Chino and Chambray by Donal Mahoney

Chino and Chambray by Donal Mahoney

Published On Thursday, March 15, 2012. Under: 2000, Mahoney.
Chino and Chambray by Donal Mahoney Forty years older than I, Charles, in his tweed cap, stands starched in gray chino and blue chambray. For more than a year his broad tie has let the same iridescent duck fly against a vermillion sky. Like a Vatican Guard he oversees the parking lot I cut through ...
From The Train Going Home by Donal Mahoney

From The Train Going Home by Donal Mahoney

Published On Monday, September 26, 2011. Under: 2000, Mahoney.
From The Train Going Home by Donal Mahoney   As we roar over and by the oaks are as still as the pond they surround   Only the swans on the pond are moving   Then from an oak a buckshot of crow cawing and leaving Donal Mahoney, a native of Chicago, lives in St. Louis, Missouri. His poems ...
The Honey Room by Donal Mahoney

The Honey Room by Donal Mahoney

Published On Tuesday, May 10, 2011. Under: 2000, Mahoney.
  The Honey Room by Donal Mahoney   Brother Al, in his hood, is out in his field making love to his bees. From my room I can see him move through his hives the way people should move among people. The bees give him gold and the gold turns orange in the jars that he sells in ...

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