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G. Poems of Joseph Farley , (Pennsylvania) Atomic Site by Joseph Farley Source: Suckers (2004), p. 16  the  scorpions were still alive  hidden under day-rocks  they came out to sting air  hunt the remaining deathless roaches  never paused to wonder where  the flowering cactus the stickily pear the voiceless birds             had gone  the desert is not the same  its clay hardened to rock remembers water                           remembers the cloud that broke                         the sky  -------------------------- This poem  received a silver medal in the "1st Muses Review Awards- Excellence in Printed Poem in 2004". ---------------------------- Copyright belongs to Joseph Farley. Published with permission from poet.

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Suckers by Joseph Farley

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Joseph Farley Poet from Pennsylvania

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Chinese Tea by Joseph Farley Source: Suckers, p. 35  in a tall yellow glass brown leaves sink to the bottom  of a river bed, a taste of the Yangtze  I sip down a world, a land. ---------------------------- Copyright belongs to Joseph Farley. Published with permission from poet.

Note: Joseph Farley won 6 medals in the "1st Muses Prize - Excellence in Printed Poem in 2004". For more information, click here: 1st Muses Prize - Medalists

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