Thomas Lux (1946 - Present)

Thomas Lux is an American poet born in Northampton, Massachusetts, in 1946.

Poems By Thomas Lux

Miscellaneous

“I Love You Sweatheart” (1 Comment »)
A Kiss (1 Comment »)
A Library Of Skulls (No Comments »)
Gorgeous Surfaces (No Comments »)
He Has Lived In Many Houses (No Comments »)
Henry Clay’s Mouth (1 Comment »)
Lucky (No Comments »)
Motel Seedy (1 Comment »)
Refrigerator, 1957 (No Comments »)
The Man Into Whose Yard You Should Not Hit Your Ball (No Comments »)
Torn Shades (No Comments »)
Virgule (No Comments »)

APR M/J 1999

Plague Victims Catapulted Over Walls Into Besieged City (No Comments »)

The Drowned River

A Little Tooth (2 Comments »)

The Streets of Clocks

Marine Snow At Mid-Depths And Down (1 Comment »)
The Road That Runs Beside The River (No Comments »)
Unlike, For Example, The Sound Of A Riptooth Saw (No Comments »)
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