georgia
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ant'bellum houses,
the windsor - 'round the corner,
some guys, in the shade
(1-13)
americus roads'
tar sticks - he finishes beer,
throws can out window
(1-13)
used to play for free,
all atlanta'd go t'the park -
brothers in summer
(9-05)
okra and cornmeal,
and where'd you get that cook'n oil?
when in rome, she says
(5-11)
east point summer night -
train that came through here,
he says,
first i ever jumped
(11-14)
trapped by macon heat,
his ears ring'n with the blues, he
begins t'understand
(2-14)
years ago, th'underground's
bricks, the heart of atlanta -
now, respite from th'heat
(11-14)
drunken bulldog fans
define sportsmanship 'xactly
in streets of athens
(2-14)
near andersonville
th'hunter spits - even the deer
look hungry this year
(11-14)
hangs wreath, tells story
store bombing uptown, protesting
koinonia
(1-13)
clos'n macon diner,
clock slows n'stops at holidays -
'y'all take your time, now'
(1-13)
southbound van stranded -
new year toast, byron folk ne'er
heard of quebecois
(2-14)
y'all git back up on
se'nty five north, cold or not,
don't come back, ya hear?
(3-10)
freight train, georgia hills,
red wine, thick loaf, pepper cheese -
peepers call from night
(3-10)
driver loves peachtree,
its blossoms, modern
buildings -
hiker just wants out
(11-14)
springer mountain flow'rs
bloom with pollen and promise
shoes oiled and ready
(10-05)
georgia blue ridge sun
wakens forest animals,
showers touch young blooms
(10-05)
leaving from springer -
fragrance of rhododendron,
hopes of reaching maine
(8-05)
night train from hartsfield -
scraped elbow in fragrant bush,
ways west of downtown
(3-10)
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road from vidalia –
sweet onions, and love that’d
be
trouble forever(5-15)
not that long ago, y’all’d be
going t’diff’rent ones(5-15)
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proms ‘f montg’y county,
bad coffee, ‘n’ th’yankee’s
rebuke –
best be on y’all’s way
(5-15)
gone but not f'rgotten -
d'catur girl shows her back yard's
(11-14)
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