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Carrie Newcomer The Geography Of Light

see me and cry Dogs bare teeth as I walk by. I don't see a veil between heaven and hell The truth is there's nothing but a warm light and singing. But

Last night I dreamt you very near Though the night was dark beyond the glass. I knew you'd left before I woke But you'd fogged the window when you passed

Martha walked right down to the dam, I hoe and a shovel in either hand. She was bound to dig for every woman and man, And child that lay sick with fever

borrowed El Camino, On a hazeless day in springtime I think the Cinco De Mayo. Maybe it was St Paddy's Or the Gay Pride parade, But I've never seen nobody light

You can't always tell one from another. And it's best not to judge a book by it tattered cover. I have found when I tried or looked deeper inside. What

The truth I knew when I was eight. My dad swam the length of Spirit Lake. It must have been a million miles. ThisI knew was true. My mother sang while

Why do I worry so much, it can't add a day or year? It usually comes down to a matter of love or fear. I really don't know, and I can't tell you why.