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David Craig. Mercy Wears a Red Dress
Mercy Wears a Red Dress
Table of Contents
We did say a rosary in the car—
Advent is kind of trumped
To Our Lady
Sagrada Familia
The Vatican
I use a tiny bowl for cereal
Yeats, once a raven, haystack
Pat’s face tints
Larry fights a Rottweiler
Pix’s horse
Grandma McElwee’s Irish house
My parents bought me
My twelve-customer paper route
Sports-ing
Being a winner
Sunday mornings settle in
The slowest flower
A line, shaken, stirred
My garage indicts me
Life goes on after I sin
The post Confessional rise
Birthday poem
I found this old entry about my son
When the kids were born
Harry the Schnauzer
Thomas Merton doesn’t make the fudge—
There is a hollow in winter
What will make us live good lives
Our Lady appears so often these days
The local librarians are generous
Christmas on a county road
We invented chocolate milk
Giving Bridget a ride to school
Poem for Jack
“A turtle is considered obese if it is too chubby to withdraw into its shell”
The light blue, a touch of white
At the West Virginia Dept. of Motor Vehicles
I think the VPAA must get irked
If your name is Rufus
People in the third world
When I finally caught up with him
The first time we went over the Kovach’s
Whenever you think you’ve got someone pegged
Beetle busy, the world goes on
So much light green encroaches
O Great Cataract, volume and vowel
Mercy wears a red dress
After Simeon
The Flight into Egypt
The Loss of the Child Jesus in the Temple
Mary Meets Jesus on the Way to Calvary
Jesus Dies on the Cross
Mary Receiving the Pierced Body
The Body of Jesus is Placed in the Tomb
The Doubt that is Joseph
The Poverty of Jesus’ Birth
The Circumcision
The Prophecy of Simeon
The Flight into Egypt
The Return from Egypt
The Loss of the Child Jesus
Through Beelzebub
A tree and its fruits
The Pharisees would be a Sign
The return of the unclean spirit
St. Anthony Speaks
The presentation made by St. Anthony to people who spoke various different languages
St. Anthony Preaches to the Fish
How He was Seen Simultaneously in Two Places
St. Anthony Assists a Monk who was Tempted Sexually
He replaces a woman’s hair that had been torn off her head
He reveals one of Satan’s tricks to the friars
How he boldly preached against vices
How a downpour did not dampen his listeners
The angelic postman
Notes
Acknowledgments
