Hand
hand
(2/15, 1998)
First Place smooth stone fits my hand - the sound of waves Paul MacNeil deep in the leather of his lefthander's glove -another spring JoannSecond Place gripping the racquet my father's hands around mine hilary tann the blessing of hands - signing the preacher's words Glen L. KeenerThird Place steeping tea the sound of the scythe in the farmer's hands -willardBELOW THIRD PLACE animal shelter- the old dog's head holds the shape of my hand Donald McLeod arctic swells - fisherman's swollen hands hoisting net Tim Happel gnarled hands carefully smooth the dough into shape ~Susan Watkins hill farmer's wife telling her story this calloused hand Matt new leaves of sweet buckeye; her hands on my face Joseph Kirschner cat kibble in my open hand the grackle's light peck Ferris tear streaked cheeks her tiny hand in mine at the casket DeeDee Rain ! weary hands filling sandbags bill lerz bending over to shuck his boots - handprints on the doorjamb doris kasson tilled field old farmer spitting on his dirty palm paul m gathering walnuts- between the withered leaves his hands so wrinkled neca february dawn - a small hand melts the morning frost Mark Alan Osterhaus two old wrinkled hands join to shake goodbye gilles fabre his hand cupping her cheek one last time Carolyn teaching me to sail... both her hands on the tiller Hugh Waterhouse such hard working hands-- many a pickle preserved in eighty-four years Cindy Bene laughing like children we fill our hands with wisteria petals lavender snow fight R. Marie Stutts hand holding on to a rabbit's foot--jumping into her first car copyright 2/9/1998 by Wendy C. Bialek
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