Somebody-Swimmer

“Somebody’s Story,” “‘Someday,” he said, ‘we will all float down the Potomac,'” “Someone is Standing on the Roof of the World,” “Sometimes,” “Sometimes driving across the expanses of the western United States,” “Sometimes I Know Why Jack Kerouac Drank and Then Sometimes I Drink - Mark Rasette,” “Sometimes I Pretend,” “'Sometimes If You Stir the Water Around It Revives Them',” “Somewhere in the Greens,” “The Song,” “South Main,” “A Specific Poem for Edna, Texas, May 21, 1979,” “Speechless - for David,” “Sphinx,” “A Spider in the Honey Bun Machine,” “Spruce Street, Berkeley – for Dolores & Josh,” “Staggering around the Old Familiar Room,” “Stay,” “Staying Close,” “steeped in morning onder, i sit at a long table of books and do not want to study - or - tea,” “St. Louis,” “Still Waiting for a Dull Moment,” “The Stolen Camera,” “The Strategy of Silence,” “The Street Sweeper Dies in Comanche,” "Streets," “Stretched with taut unsleeping, I lie awake,” “Suburban,” “Sunday Newspaper August 6, 1995,” “Sunday Walk, Richmond,” “Sure,” “A Survey of Breads in Popayan, Colombia,” “Swerve, for Patty & Vince Wixon,” “Swimmer, Blessed Sea.”