title: All That Matters: The Texas Plains in Photographs and Poems
author:  Walter McDonald 
description: After A Year In Korea<br /> After Eden<br /> After The Flight Home From Saigon<br /> Alone In A Windstorm<br /> At The Football Stadium<br /> The Barn On The Farm We're Buying<br /> Black Wings Wheeling<br /> Blue Skies<br /> A Brief, Familiar Story Of Winter<br /> Building On Hardscrabble<br /> Cattle In Rain<br /> Caught In A Storm On Hardscrabble<br /> The Children's Hour<br /> Deductions From The Laws Of Motion<br /> The Digs In Escondido Canyon (1)<br /> Double Mountain Fork Of The Brazos<br /> Driving Home To The Plains<br /> Drying Up<br /> Dust Devils<br /> The Eyes In Grandfather's Oils<br /> Father's Revolver<br /> Feeding The Winter Cattle<br /> Fiddles And Steel Guitars<br /> Finding My Father's Hands In Mid-life<br /> Getting It Done<br /> Goat Ranching<br /> The Goats Of Summer<br /> Growing Up Near Escondido Canyon<br /> Hawks In A Bitter Blizzard<br /> Home<br /> The Honey Man<br /> Leaving The Middle Years<br /> Living On Open Plains<br /> Losing A Boat On The Brazos<br /> Making Book On The Aquifer<br /> Marriage<br /> Memento Mori<br /> Mercy And The Brazos River<br /> Mounds At Estacaco<br /> My Brother In Summer<br /> Night Missions<br /> The Night Of Rattlesnake Chili<br /> Old Men Fishing At Brownwood<br /> On A Screened Porch In The Country<br /> The One That Got Away<br /> Out Of The Whirlwind<br /> Plains And The Art Of Writing<br /> Prairie Dogs Live In Lubbock<br /> Praise<br /> Rig-sitting<br /> Rock Softly In My Arms<br /> Sandstorms<br /> Seining For Carp<br /> Setting Out Oaks In Winter<br /> Settling The Plains (1)<br /> Starting A Pasture<br /> Sundown<br /> Taking Each Deep Breath<br /> Things About To Disappar<br /> Tied Up Under Trees<br /> Tornado Chasing<br /> Trains, Up Close And Far Away<br /> Uncle Bubba And The Buzzards<br /> Uncle Rollie And The Laws Of Water<br /> Weeds Barn Owls, All Nibbling Goats<br /> Whatever Ground We Walk On<br /> Whatever It Takes (1)<br /> When Children Think You Can Do Anything<br /> Where The Trees Go<br /> Wildcatting<br /> Wind And Hardscrabble<br /> Windmills Near Escondido<br /> The Winter Before The War (1)<br /> Witching On Hardscrabble<br /> A Woman Acquainted With The Night<br /> -- <i>Table of Poems from <a href="/exec/obidos/subst/partners/marketing/poemfinder.html/${0}">Poem Finder</a></i>
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  Growing up Wired… by David Wallace Fleming
  
  
  Published by Poetics Press  
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