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Nobody in the chair
Nobody in the books
Nobody in the rain
—Jack Kerouac
“Long Island Chinese Poem Rain”
Nobody in the books
Nobody in the rain
—Jack Kerouac
“Long Island Chinese Poem Rain”
About Me
- Scott Keeney
- My poems have appeared in six books (most recently, Wahoo Sunset, 2019) and in journals such as Court Green, Failbetter, Mudlark, and New York Quarterly.
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- Stumble through the hall
- bits
- The Pepto clouds
- Bent into the night
- mentions / Paul Blackburn
- A bag of leaves
- Strange bug, 2 a.m.
- strange bug, etc.
- The wordhouse is not a birdcage
- At the fair, pushing
- Over the hills and into the spider
- Blue apples
- The Bridgewater Fair, 2007
- Untitled
- Dash is sleeping
- Yesterday
- Elio Schneeman: a poem and a page
- The eye bends the
- Drove the night
- Nobody Was Here
- Here Comes Nobody
- In front of the peach trees
- Stood in the shade, yesterday
- Running through
- The mornings shot out
- Safire tidbits ending with a digression
- Up at the cry
- A brief article on Wikipedia
- Vaughn and Dash splash
- Woken up before ready
- Fare
- At the familiar
- Sharma sleeps on
- Octopus 9
- Morning of mowing
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