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Poems  by Sea and Moonlight Beach Near Troy A Smile Somewhere within I am Hugo Letter to My Brother Frank Dictation for a Dictator An Open Door; Heed It Toast to You Gleaming Eyes Said Ken to Me Count to Satan Loneliness Reflective Voyage Pick up the Pail Death Today Quick Life Old Man's Whistle God Is: Each Season As If Infinity One Hears the Tune Have I forgotten Jesus? Brain Damage Church Description Den Death in a Jungle Ten Lines Nature's Law It's Still Sad The Flea Tree Gain or Lose Going Away from Here Nightmare Talking about People Towns and their People Dear, Dear, Dearest Population Top Line Mountains Reach Upon these Grounds A Ship? Let the Timbers Shake Wladyshaw Winds of Fate Sweet Young Girl Fingers of Nature The Lord Spoke The Celtic Told Me Mary Poem to Pat A Free Man Poem

A smile crossed my path today. And as all life it was brief in its pausing way. No tale did it utter forth to say, But that all life is a cluster of smiles in a way. So I carry this to sunsets and tarry it afar, Knowing that a smile is rare and to find, too hard. A smile crossed my path today. Little did it utter but much it did say.