Good Friday
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Presents the poem "Baggage," by Ken Autrey. First Line: My mother, now bedridden, helpless, a moored vessel, Last Line: in Rome. Her voice grows faint over the phone.
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- The Woodpecker. Autrey, Ken // Southern Quarterly;Fall2007, Vol. 45 Issue 1, p106
Presents the poem "The Woodpecker," by Ken Autrey. First Line: Late in the afternoon, following a day; Last Line: mourn as it sinks from view.
- Bruja. Autrey, Ken // Atlanta Review;Fall/Winter2005, Vol. 12 Issue 1, p80
Presents the poem "Bruja," by Ken Autrey. First Line: La Paz is at its best on days like this. Last Line: even in the dust of markets.
- Good Friday (Poem). Pochocki, Ethel // National Catholic Reporter;4/20/2001, Vol. 37 Issue 25, p11
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- GOOD FRIDAY. Fremd, Angelika // Social Alternatives;Jun88, Vol. 7 Issue 2, p25
The article presents the poem "Good Friday," by Angelika Fremd. First Line: West End is sombre; Last Line: drained from your eyes.
- Good Friday. // Anglican Theological Review;Winter2011, Vol. 93 Issue 1, p148
The poem "Good Friday" by Michael Knowles is presented. First Line: In late Ghassulian, Chalcolithic, prehistoric; Last Line: Its limbs still blossom where the land lies bare.
- Good Friday. Stevens, Carolyn // Christianity & Literature;Spring2001, Vol. 50 Issue 3, p554
Presents the poem "Good Friday," by Carolyn Stevens. First Line: Adam stirs, Last Line: Eden's one essential Tree.
