Tom Andrews

CPC Readings

Wednesday, October 15, 1997
with Margaret Gibson
The School of the Art Institute of Chicago Ballroom

Poetry by Tom Andrews

At Burt Lake

October dusk.
Pink scraps of clouds, a plum-colored sky.
The sycamore tree spills a few leaves.
The cold focuses like a lens. . .

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Codeine Diary

There is a sleep like the long dissolve
of bone into brown dirt. The nurse carries
a paper cup, a syringe of that sleep…

Continue reading this poem in Tom Andrews's book, The Hemophiliac's Motorcycle