Category Archives: Albany

POEM: salt

Posted on 4 February 2014 by Jason Crane

salt you were sitting on the couch I was on the floor in front of you you were wearing that skirt your bare legs pressing against my back I knew all I had to do was turn and you would … Continue reading →

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POEM: What to do at Schalmont (when there’s nowhere to go for lunch)

Posted on 22 January 2013 by Jason Crane

What to do at Schalmont (when there’s nowhere to go for lunch) On my lunch breaks I would sit in a graveyard, reading aloud the poems of Robert Burns in what, to me, was a fair Scottish accent. If this … Continue reading →

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haiku (stone #55)

Posted on 25 February 2011 by Jason Crane

trudge trudge trudge slip trudge trudge trudge slip trudge: Albany blizzard

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POEM: and so we say our goodbyes

Posted on 24 February 2011 by Jason Crane

On Sunday I’m moving from Albany, NY, to New York City. Today I started saying goodbye to my friends with a few little gatherings. Although Albany was the site of probably the darkest year or two of my life, I … Continue reading →

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haiku (stone #43)

Posted on 12 February 2011 by Jason Crane

walking in the street cars passing too closely: icy sidewalks

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POEM: old couple in the therapist’s elevator

Posted on 29 January 2011 by Jason Crane
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I found this one in my notebook. I wrote it back in November after witnessing this scene. old couple in the therapist’s elevator she says “dirty rotten elevator” he doesn’t even sigh anymore just presses 2 puts his head down … Continue reading →

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