About Brian Henry

Brian Henry is the author of three collections of poetry, most recently Graft (New Issues, 2003), and the editor of On James Tate (Michigan, 2004). He lives in Athens, Georgia, and edits the journal Verse.

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Though I rarely slept I never missed sleep
I had learned to move as little as necessary
to work without effort to watch my wife

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