Years Later, Frank O'Hara I was only five years old and fifteen miles away as you were leaning against that dingy john door so I came to this poem a little too young and a moment too late to do much for her except to listen eyes closed saying to myself it’s only a song. Henry Crawford Read the poem that inspired this one: The Day Lady Died, by Frank O'Hara Henry Crawford is a poet living and writing in the Washington, DC area. His work has appeared in several journals and online publications including Boulevard, Copper Nickel, Folio, Borderline Press and The Offbeat. He is a 2016 nominee for a Pushcart Prize for his poem “The City of Washington” appearing in District Lit. His first collection of poetry, American Software, is scheduled for publication in the Spring of 2017 by WordTech Communications through its imprint, CW Books.
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