Patrick Beath

Author

Patrick Beath lives in Rochester, NY, where he is rediscovering the comforts of community concert bands and long-fermented country-style bread (NOT sourdough). He also enjoys neighbors’ dogs and spring birds. His writing may be found at Cease Cows and is forthcoming in The Lakeshore Review.

about The Chemist
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The Chemist
Patrick Beath
"Yellows of sunrise and sunset, mine and his. / Sulfured pulp and ligneous page. / The word is, he’d have had / no patience for this:"
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about The Chemist
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The Chemist
The Chemist
Patrick Beath
"Yellows of sunrise and sunset, mine and his. / Sulfured pulp and ligneous page. / The word is, he’d have had / no patience for this:"
about A Lesson in Symbiotics, or How To Train a Heart to Beat Like a Friend’s Heart
Poetry
A Lesson in Symbiotics, or How To Train a Heart to Beat Like a Friend’s Heart
Patrick Beath
"This may be accompanied by / a sense of exhalation, of / relief, of surrender. You may / find yourself succumbing / to an impossible closeness."
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about A Lesson in Symbiotics, or How To Train a Heart to Beat Like a Friend’s Heart
Poetry
A Lesson in Symbiotics, or How To Train a Heart to Beat Like a Friend’s Heart
A Lesson in Symbiotics, or How To Train a Heart to Beat Like a Friend’s Heart
Patrick Beath
"This may be accompanied by / a sense of exhalation, of / relief, of surrender. You may / find yourself succumbing / to an impossible closeness."

Patrick Beath

Author

Poetry

The Chemist

Poetry

Poetry

The Chemist

The Chemist

Poetry

A Lesson in Symbiotics, or How To Train a Heart to Beat Like a Friend’s Heart

Poetry

Poetry

A Lesson in Symbiotics, or How To Train a Heart to Beat Like a Friend’s Heart

A Lesson in Symbiotics, or How To Train a Heart to Beat Like a Friend’s Heart

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