Current Issue About Editorial Note Archives Submitting Links		Ice Man by Richard Arnold   When twenty thousand years Grind by since I have died; Someone who finds my skull Shall, should she look inside, See scratches on the bone Where tons of thought collected, Crushed blooms, and crept along-- Then stopped one day and melted.   Next Poem
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