A Marriage Book by Lenfestey, James P. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Copyright Dedication Contents Prologue Who Would Believe Part One: Lie Love Easy

Lie Love Easy Aerie and High Shared Heat Woodsmoke and Perfume To Make a Baby An Engineering Problem The Bath After She Sleeps Lunch-making Saturday Night Oh God, How Deep They Will Have to Understand Here, Take This Poem Even as the Passion Cools The Hand of God

Part Two: She Who Thinks Like a Fish Thinks

Self-Portrait: Newborn Father and Son She Who Thinks Like a Fish Thinks Learning to Speak Max If We Were Bears Singing the Babies to Sleep Don’t Leave Albert Einstein with the Kids! Monster at the Breakfast Table When You Are Ready, Climb Strawberries Angel at Eighth-Grade Graduation If You Become a Monk To a Young Daughter To My Daughter at Fourteen in the Aftermath of the First Full Moon Driving Lesson: To My Son at Sixteen Chores Acres of Diamonds Prayer For a Rescued Daughter, an Artist, Coming Up for Air through Water Backscratch Boy A Wild Wood Troubadour Song Morning of the Wedding Midnight Call Christmas Prayer, Santa Fe, December 25, 1993 On a Youngest Daughter’s Acceptance at the College of Her Choice On Course Once in the Sixties

Part Three: And Still She Blooms

In Her Garden, She Two Knives Fall Colors Departure Expedition Alone Skin Like Botticelli’s Venus My Wife Sleeping as I Drive And Still She Blooms At the Temple of Aphrodite Swimming in the Sea of Time New New Mexico Woman You Know What I Know The Poet Visits His Son, a Concert Promoter, and Attends a Michael Franti Concert Dancing at Winter Solstice Wild Swans Near Gladstone Before the Grandchildren Arrive Watching Gus Draw End of Summer A Mirror in Rome Here Is My Promise to You, or Marco Polo Leaves the Kitchen for the Provinces When I Am Eighty

Epilogue Wedding Poem Acknowledgments About the Author

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