Once, I hit a home run, a real one that [...]

In those days when every territory was a new frontier, [...]

My mother and aunt in a black and white photograph, [...]

Daughter, until I saw your silhouette in the second-story window [...]

A girl and a horse, a horse and a girl, [...]

His body was as messy as the Mississippi River   [...]

Not much older than four he speaks with the voice [...]

My son, the violinist, never played   At the age [...]

A morning will come for mourning you but let me [...]

Tambourines no longer clash against her hips   Gone are [...]