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Dave Bonta

Diner

I eat alone with haste night and other night in nature there is great variety but in fear, a home

Dave Bonta

Primates

We turn to the forest (and other things worth knowing by not knowing) to look our full at all we fear, our estate like a bauble bought with trouble, mind a pair of compasses to walk home.

Dave Bonta

IN THE TEXAS HILL COUNTRY

Making oneself at home in a bone-dry thorn scrub no one else could love & hailing all visitors: this is the golden-cheeked warbler’s perilous way.

Dave Bonta

Anger addict

Anger made a good home: come to dinner vexed and walk on lead.

Dave Bonta

Finished

A hat to the office here, I end my contract, making an abstract home of the night.

Dave Bonta

Refrain

At the office or at home, if reckoning day came in a bottle… I sing.

Dave Bonta

Accountant

At the office in the afternoon letters change to ash, a black road printed round the mind. But no one but the ink hunts for a way home.

Dave Bonta

Noon broke. I walked alone, taking notice of the ground— a future of mine which I shall be glad to exchange, raising our roof higher to enlarge our first moor. I had a fine walk in the fields— the home I ate.

Dave Bonta