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  • The American Poetry Review

    TWO POEMS

    Nov 01, 2018 3 minutes
    ROBIN RICHARDSON

    The Art of

    It had only given you one meaning it gave it early too you in your crib with that man sitting in a folding chair with Budweiser and a book reading the book out loud so even if you didn’t understand there was the sound the girl in the woods the doll in the river a betrayal an animal whose friendship would be everything whom the girl would have to

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