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Storm

From The Properties of Dust

By A. F. LittPublished 7 years ago 1 min read
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Hail - Gresham, Oregon. April 20, 2008 - www.aflitt.com

Stalks of wheat are punished

by the hail.

Winds riot against the battered pickup.

Worn boots press the mud.

He carries the Earth under his

Nails,

but the combines are

useless now.

The now abandoned farm my family lived on near Hartline, Washington. April 20, 2008 - www.aflitt.com

The Properties of Dust

The Properties of Dust was a small book I put together in 2005 for a desktop publishing class at Portland State University. Many of these pieces were written specifically for the book project, and the rest date back to as early as 1990. The pieces were accompanied by a photo or two in the original book, but, in most cases, I am using different, more recent, photos with this series of posts.

1.

The Well

Moreh

Orienteering

Tides

The Properties of Dust

2.

Storm

Oncology

Upon the Ruin

Golgotha

Demolition

3.

Watching a Woman From Across the Room

Moonrise

First Snow

Antarctic Whispers

Lines

Bedtime Prayer

4.

The Red Car

Something Lost

Slough

Home

After the War

5.

Lair

Love Poems

Sherman County, Oregon. July 2012. - www.aflitt.com

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Sherman County, Oregon. July 2012. - www.aflitt.com

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A. F. Litt

Photographer, writer, filmmaker, wandering lost soul...

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