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Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Searching... Subject: NORTHWEST, PACIFIC Matches Found: 49 UPDATE command denied to user 'poetryex_users'@'localhost' for table `poetryex_poems`.`subcnt` ABANDONED WACONDA RAILROAD STATION, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: No roof left at all, stone walls Last Line: To buy a one-way ticket to portland Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific ADMIRING THE VIEW, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: Hummingbirds live in the thicket Last Line: Adjusting their great wings Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific AMMO SHIP, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: Mostly we hauled asphalt Last Line: And they were scared too Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific BUTCHERING RABBITS, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: To kill one with a single blow takes force Last Line: Her rabbit stew is incomparable Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific CATHEDRAL, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: The decree was issued. A cathedral was to be built Last Line: Ingenuity of those ancient people Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific CHANGING THE ALTERNATOR BELT ON YOUR 504, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: To do this the radiator Last Line: Brother, drive on Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific CHRYSANTHEMUMS, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: Yellow and orange, so heavy with rain Last Line: This thing and that Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific COMMUTING, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: Firs on the hillside Last Line: To figure out something Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific CUTTING THE GRASS, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: When the power mower quits Last Line: For dessert that night we had chocolate pudding Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific DANIEL BOONE'S LAST LOOK WESTWARD, by HUMBERT WOLFE Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: I'm only four-score years, my sons, and a few Last Line: Before they hew that northwest into the world. Subject(s): Boone, Daniel (1734-1820); Explorers; Northwest, Pacific; Exploring; Discovery; Discoverers DISMANTLING, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: Smack in the public eye Last Line: And you're there Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific FALLING OFF THE ROOF, I MISS THE FALLS CITY FOURTH OF JULY PARADE AND, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: X-rays negative, I limp across the parking lot Last Line: Came in second in the sack race Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific HONOLULU, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: It was all new to me! Last Line: Elaborate patterns of blue %and red Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific HOW IT WILL BE, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: Heavy rains. The river swollen Last Line: The third was a janitor Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific IN THE MEANTIME, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: Spiritual efforts may come to nothing Last Line: Keeps the wood alive Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT, WAKING FROM A DREAM OF MY CHILDREN, I GO, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: Troubles erupt - like a skin rash Last Line: For the rest of your life'? Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific INVITATION, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: Friends, if you'll stop by sometime Last Line: One of the kids must be having a dream Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific JOB NO. 75-14, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: Drive stakes, shoot grades Last Line: Or a person in laughter or pain.' Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific JOURNEYMAN'S WAGES, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: To the waters of the willamette I come Last Line: Why couldn't this be a cathedral? Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific LAST EVENING, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: Night and the furthest distance; and the sword Last Line: The stiff black shako with the white death's-head Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific LOOKING FOR PARTS, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: Leaning on the counter of the local Last Line: Running like a charm Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific MAN STUDYING A MAP, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: There's a picture I have Last Line: All he needs: tobacco, couch, a crackling fire %and the map Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific ME AND MALONEY, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: Job's nearly over Last Line: I am maloney's right-hand man: %when he laughs I laugh too Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific MOTHS, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: In the pump house where I go Last Line: What it is that is being said Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific OREGON THREE TIMES, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: The first time was on a freight train Last Line: It was our own country Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific OUT OF MY HEAD, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: I have a head, a noble %little skull Last Line: I carry my head in my hands Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific PANAMA CANAL, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: My neighbor, an out of work welder Last Line: Inside, vacuuming Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific POEM WRITTEN IN THE PARKING LOT OF A SEVEN-ELEVEN, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: No breeze to ruffle the maple leaves Last Line: On their way out of town Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific PRACTICING ARCHERY, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: Mist in the firs. Moss on the oaks Last Line: But I still do Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific PUTTING IN FOOTINGS, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: Jake is the superintendent on this job Last Line: Slowly shaking their heads Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific RAILROAD CROSSING, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: Just turned twenty Last Line: Waiting for a train to pass Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific RAISING THE GRAIN, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: The lot is vacant %except for me Last Line: Can always find work Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific READING THE GOSPELS IN THE LEE HOTEL, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: Panorama land' the tourist folders Last Line: Toward the stainless steel coffee urn Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific REGARDING THE ECLIPSE, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: Chances are I'll never tell Last Line: In the shadow cast by this earth on the moon Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific REMODELING THE HOUSE, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: The next step was Last Line: Driving the nails home Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific SLAB ON GRADE, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: At dawn the concrete trucks Last Line: On a thursday in august %by men on their knees Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific SNOWDROPS, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: In february my children pick snowdrops Last Line: Floating on clear water Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific SUNDAY DRIVE, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: The highway out of salem Last Line: Oak leaves touched with rust Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific THE NOR'WEST COURIER, by JOHN EDWARD LOGAN Poem Text First Line: Up, my dogs, merrily Last Line: Must buffet the foe. Alternate Author Name(s): Dane, Barry Subject(s): Animals; Dogs; Northwest, Pacific THE SEEDING, by LUCY A. CURRAN Poem Text First Line: This is my song for you, of the great northwest in the seed-time Last Line: This is my song for you, who are fed by their bounty. Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific; Seeds THROUGH THE HAZE, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: Old stories, poems, the dictionary Last Line: That words will clarify my life Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific TUNED IN, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: The news is between 94 and 92 Last Line: What's happening, everywhere Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific TWO CHINESE POETS, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: Mei yaochen extolled the 'even and bland.' Last Line: I cannot understand one out of ten! Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific UNLACING THE BOOTS, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: Unlacing my boots, I ease my feet into moccasins Last Line: Will take the chill off my bones Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific WELCOME; DEDICATED TO THE SAENGERBUND OF THE NORTHWEST, by EDNA DEAN PROCTOR Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: Welcome, o brothers, joy and cheer! Last Line: Forward, with god, for fatherland!' Alternate Author Name(s): Dean Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific; Patriotism; United States; America WHAT WE ARE DOING, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: What we are doing is hard to explain Last Line: The afternoon will be a scorcher Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific WHY WE ARE AFRAID, by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: My family is bored. We have everything Last Line: Next to the sink in the bottom drawer Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific WILLAMETTE RIVER, MARION ST. BRIDGE: PIER 5, GENERAL DETAILS', by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: The sun slams into us Last Line: I keep on signaling anyway Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific YANG WANLI (1127-1206), by CLEMENS STARCK Poem Source First Line: Yang wanli was much praised Last Line: Whether jade mountain falls over or not? Subject(s): Northwest, Pacific |
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