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George Barker Poems

  • O Child Beside The Waterfall
    O Child beside the Waterfall
    what songs without a word
    rise from those waters like the call
    only a heart has heard- ...
  • Morning In Norfolk
    As it has for so long
    come wind and all weather
    the house glimmers among
    the mists of a little ...
  • Sonnet To My Mother
    Most near, most dear, most loved, and most far,
    Under the huge window where I often found her
    Sitting as huge as Asia, seismic with laughter,
    Gin and chicken helpless in her Irish hand, ...
  • January Jumps About
    January jumps about
    in the frying pan
    trying to heat
    his frozen feet ...
  • Summer Song
    I looked into my heart to write
    And found a desert there.
    But when I looked again I heard
    Howling and proud in every word ...
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Love 8 I Love You 8 Hear 6 Heart 5 Remember 5 Sky 5 Morning 5 Bright 4 Tree 4 Cloud 4


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Mickgarrispm: by all means check out this podcast where i discuss the two iterations of the mummy that i worked on—one with clive barker and another after george romero left it—and neither of which was made!
Ticket_va: kirk mcpike, d-alexandria, for governor. nadarius clark, d-portsmouth, for lieutenant governor. george barker, d-fairfax, for attorney general.
Fasc1nate: a photorealistic image of george washington if he lived today. source:
Ticket_va: mary kadera, d-arlington, for governor. karl frisch, d-fairfax, for lieutenant governor. george barker, d-fairfax, for attorney general.
Gnfbarks: i just knew he was a dogboy in disguise. he just looks like a barker like you cant look at george and confidently tell me he doesnt whine and wag his tail for attention like a little puppy????
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jerome kohn: am seraching for a poem by George Barker with these verses:
I have been too long away from my domain
Too much pursued my own will-o-the whips
Against a stranger pillow
To think that destinations conver
the running sore of separation.


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Suppose
 by Eugene Field

Suppose, my dear, that you were I
And by your side your sweetheart sate;
Suppose you noticed by and by
The distance 'twixt you were too great;
Now tell me, dear, what would you do?
I know-and so do you.

And when (so comfortably placed)
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