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“[B. H. Fairchild] is the American voice at its best: confident and
conflicted, celebratory and melancholic.”—New York Times
From “The Blue Buick”
A boy standing on a rig deck looks across the plains.
A woman walks from a trailer to watch the setting sun.
A man stands beside a lathe, lighting a cigar.
Imagined or remembered, a girl in Normandy
Sings across a sea, that something may remain.
“[B. H. Fairchild] is the American voice at its best: confident and
conflicted, celebratory and melancholic.”—New York Times
From “The Blue Buick”
A boy standing on a rig deck looks across the plains.
A woman walks from a trailer to watch the setting sun.
A man stands beside a lathe, lighting a cigar.
Imagined or remembered, a girl in Normandy
Sings across a sea, that something may remain.
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