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“A Pacifist Declares War at the Mercedes Dealer,” “Pacify,” “The Palace Cafe, Shiner, Texas,” “Pakistan with Open Arms,” "A Palestinian Might Say," “Papaya,” “Parade,” “Parking Lot,” “Parts,” “Passing the Seminary Cemetery on the Way to the Airport,” “Password,” “Peter Pan Man Poem,” “Phone Number Written on a Leaf,” “Photograph - for my parents,” “Pictures from the Village,” “Pilgrimage,” “Pioneers,” “Plans,” “Pocket - for Bob Bonazzi,” “Pockets,” “a poem again,” "Poem for Nancy and Lou," “The Poem I Never Write,” “The Poem Lives in a Small House,” “Poem to D.C.,” “A poem to Dubby who always seems to think that everybody else has a whole lot going on,” “A Poem to Janice & all the Miriams,” “A Poem to Liberation,” “A Poem Triggered by Something in a Newspaper or Magazine,” “Poetry for Dinner,” “Polar Bear,” “The Political Luncheon,” “Porch,” “Possible,” “Praise and Worship,” “Prayer in My Boot,” “Pull Up a Chair - in memory of Omar Sharif, d.2015 and Aziz Shihab, d. 2007,” “Putting the Dog to Sleep.”