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2022, Louisville Stories, Ohio River Valley Literature, poetry, spring, Watchman's Journal

said never of anything else but tramping

March 24, 2022Mick ParsonsAmerican Literature, American poetry, labor poetry, poem, poetry, river life, wharf, work Leave a comment

Louie the 2nd watch he
slurred sonorous there’s no
going back once it gets
in your bones

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