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Song without Words

August 5, 2014July 3, 2020 ~ Daniel O'Hara ~ Leave a comment

Before the end, the music’s pitch unpeaking, pianoing from forte,/I’d like to claim a moment for your face...

Gravedigger

May 27, 2014July 3, 2020 ~ Daniel O'Hara ~ Leave a comment

Digging holes to put people/in is a hard line of business...

Pregnancy

March 11, 2014July 3, 2020 ~ Daniel O'Hara ~ Leave a comment

Silent clay now is my father...

Charlotte Smith

February 28, 2014July 3, 2020 ~ Daniel O'Hara ~ Leave a comment

Charlotte thought her life would be too long/And now she has been dead two-hundred years...

Tragicomedy

January 28, 2014July 3, 2020 ~ Daniel O'Hara ~ Leave a comment

Fall, lofty verse! Great Aeschylus is dead!...

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