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Steve is a man from San Pedro, California, USA

"After the final no there comes a yes / And on that yes the future world depends."--Wallace Stevens Choose Archive Page | 20 | 30 | 50 | 100 | 150 | 200 |250 |300 |350
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  • The Great Merlini | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

    Rated Dec 10 2006 • 1 review • flickr.com


    "33" by Nathan Berry
    The Look You Tried To Get
    Watch what you say
    but it rarely sticks around
    for long enough to get a good look
    or if you happened to get one
    it fades into her
    response which no matter
    how close you watch fades
    into the look you tried to get
    at what you said
    or what you can't believe
    she said but maybe
    they meant watch
    what you're about to say
    which you'd never say
    while watching it,
    probably the point
    if I could only see it.


    "The Great Merlini" by P.S. Zollo


    Poem copyrighted © 2006, Steve Wax. All rights reserved.

  • Andrew Smith Gallery - Annie Leibovitz - American Music

    Rated Nov 25 2006 • 35 reviews • photography, poetry, music • andrewsmithgallery.com

    The Song

    At first, he sang for love
    Of singing and for one
    Who laughed and wept and listened.

    He sang to water falling
    On sand and the steep woods
    And streaming against stone.

    He sang in the cold
    For the lives and deaths of birds
    And forests and elders.

    And then he sang to be
    Believed, waiting alone
    Under a shut window.

    On the shore, at the feet of trees,
    By a creek, by a silent house,
    He changed to what he sang

    And became for a time nothing
    But a voice in the distance
    Touching the ears of others.

    And now he sings again
    For love in a way no stranger
    Or lover will ever hear

    Without remembering her
    In his arms, no matter where
    Or how that singing ends.

    --David Wagoner

  • Annual Photography Contests Page 2

    Rated Nov 21 2006 • 5 reviews • nationalphotoawards.com





    "Native American Veteran" by Alexander Bellotti

    Thanks Again

    thanks for coming

    after me
    when I was lost in all alone

    for not forgetting
    why I went
    and why I stayed

    for not making up stories about me
    to get yourself elected
    thanks for putting country above politics
    family over media

    thanks for the window and something to see
    thanks for the sight
    of your eyes
    smiling into me
    thanks for not giving up

    on me
    for not for
    getting
    I'm still here
    and still there
    for you

    hey wait up



    "A Quiet Talk" by Eric Masefield

    Poem copyrighted © 2006, Steve Wax. All rights reserved.