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William E. Dudley
If You Find This
pass out with a ghost doing
domestic chores
getting into a marriage behind
ancient mystery
that becomes six hangers in
an empty closet and why
eating someone's soul at a moonlit
casserole party
is flying through the blue harp
of an Islamic attic
sipping gin on a train just outside
a captive dream
William E. Dudley has had poetry published in Whetstone, Concho River
Review and Painted Bride Quarterly, as well as other journals in the
United States, United Kingdom and Canada. He has recently studied with
Norman Dubie. For the past six years he's been running writing workshops in
libraries in and around Phoenix, Arizona.
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