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Paul Vanderbilt Pairing 144
circa 1980-1989
A house laced straight into the wiry sore of righteousness,squared off and lonely,tingling at the sound of ice,the libertine who drowned.
Paul Vanderbilt Pairing 134
circa 1980-1989
We always know what day it isBecause it never fails. Sometime between the awful and the coffeethat stepson drives along the roadand all the dogs go mad
Paul Vanderbilt Pairing 72
circa 1980-1989
Old skin is yet alive to whispered lashings,the quick-step dried and gone to the bone.Embrace the wall and face away from troublein the winter of our sleep.
Paul Vanderbilt Pairing 132
circa 1980-1989
The parson came. He said it well:Enough is all we want, to hold and sleep on,not the sky.A little harvest of the sorrowsbetween the sentence and the grave.
Paul Vanderbilt Pairing 63
circa 1980-1989
You came to know that book by its covered distance,well remembered by the measureof the trudging barefoot mile
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company Plant
October 2, 1961
View of the Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company plant. The sky is cloudy and smoke obscures some of the stacks. Railroad cars can be are on the right.
