Spartanburg, South Carolina, USA)

1.	2 Proems from ' 'Now, Heart' - Some Of What I Remember When I Listen'	11/11/2011
2.	3 AM Kingfisher Sonata	6/23/2011
3.	A Grief Earned - An Ode Beginning & Ending With Lines From Shelley	6/24/2012
4.	A Gypsy Cab Author Caught In A Texas Milky Way, A Letter Poem To M. Meursault	3/19/2011
5.	A Poem In Fragments Beginning With A Line From Berryman, Black Mouse Series Ensuing	5/24/2012
6.	Abandoned Train Station Near Grandmother's Grave	9/15/2010
7.	After Folly - An Aging Poet Addresses One Who Wanders In Mountains Remote	5/6/2011
8.	Alchemical Passes for Father and Son - Turning Thighs to Diamonds - In Three Passes	1/17/2011
9.	Alchemical Passes For Father and Son - Turning Thighs to Diamonds - Third Pass	1/14/2011
10.	Amir, Prince Of Treetops, Now Sleeps In His Bright Yellow Room	2/14/2012
11.	'And The Daylight Separated The Mad Boy From His Shadow' - Cancion for Garcia Lorca	11/15/2011
12.	Annunciation - for Cesar Vallejo & Hart Crane	3/23/2011
13.	Anunciación - para César Vallejo y Hart Crane	12/12/2011
14.	Archeology - What The Stele Says 'Upon Taking A Much Younger Lover'	3/23/2011
15.	Are You Hungry? A Poem For Departure	9/25/2012
16.	Ars Poetica Redux	12/16/2009
17.	As Dew On Grass Sleeves No Longer Stiffening In The Wind - Moments From The Orange World - After Reading Kenneth Patchen	12/17/2010
18.	Autumn Haiku	12/17/2009
19.	Autumnal Math	2/5/2010
20.	Babel Soup	10/5/2011

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Dying trees fall easily.
Poems, too, as they should.
Dead wood rots from which
One good poem may grow,
The better to hear in the higher
Branches, the creaking lower limbs.

Sequestering lovers late afternoon
Whisper. One is carving the bark,

Warren Falcon (04/23/52 - xxxx / Spartanburg, South Carolina, USA)

Poems of Warren Falcon

Ars Poetica Redux