Kuntz, R.

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Things To Bury In A ForestMetal objects,rings, very old pieces of steel, a flat nail.Smooth rocks, an antique.Things you save but can't find a place for, the altimeter from a B-45.Pictures of your best friends, a picture of your wife.Several poems."Day After Day ...""South Vietnamese troops have invaded Laos."-- a news bulletinAustere from days in the kitchen, my wife drops meat into grease and tries to define where one starts or the other stops.The war has taken nothing she needs.She toys with the meatand watches the grease spread.She does not understandher own need for expansion,to move the meat around,or to grasp the fork in her handand slam it home against the walls.These things would work, except,on the edge of the meatblood is boiling and flowingto the side of the pan.—  R. KuntzEl Cajon, CAPackaging DishesWrap up each dish in newspaper so they won't make a noise when they're moved.129

'Day After Day'

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'Day After Day'

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