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Poems by Walter Heineman    
 
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the destruction of evil rocks
the signs
intelligent communication
something announces ignition
struggling with myself
the count
the gentle revolution
deconstructing the pasture
every time i start a conversation
not shocked
preparing our bed
sublime transformation
the antichrist mingles
the family tree
the return
taxi ride
the one
the place to bury sorrow
time eats childhood
psychosexual tensions
stirring the winds
the symptoms and the prognosis
to be honest
fidelity
foundational learning
i may as well have shot the deputy too
limited equivalences
after enlightenment
the hidden hand
the journey and the cruise
tracing an outline
empirical evidence
irma
rethinking paranormal obligations
the bedtime game
what something is
the house of satan is not decorated
the three fates
change
cultures
when beauty raises its eyebrow
how long
lifelong friend
she has crossed
she was not whistling
the cure
the immortality you can grasp
the etymologist explains despair to the romantic
this is not a world
failed
reunion
where can imagination take you
art is the way
as young as
childhood curiosity later in life
entaglements
evening with my wife
family discipline
if you can find it
mental illness
reflecting on the past
small lies
spelling champion
their line
what i had missed
the way they were
history is alive
in the always
not a luxury
not for sale
reality as much as it is anything
the hunter
the reminder
its threshold
noir
there is one place
first things first
good and evil are not one question
holiday sweaters
i hear you
it seems aging includes
the existence of the eternal
the tree
the truth may set you free
the world of art worries
knowledge
across our eyes
deeply embedded
her explanation of a spiritual breakfast
open casket
pointless solicitations
she loves me
some fathers
the fierceness of competition
the opportunity
totalitarian rule
wondering if i was
a little off guard
educated travel
meditations

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