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Poets in Federal Government

Poems and Essays:

After Memo Writing

Annual Report

ARGUMENT, DOLE V. ARCO – 921 F.2d 484 (3d Cir. 1990)

Black Hawk Waltz

Case Statement

Cratchit’s Christmas

Erg

Fingering the Past

Friday Night

From Dung Beetles to Bingo

Gravity

Introduction: Poets in Federal Government Issue

J. Edgar Song

Multitasking

No Crying in Baseball

Office Suicide

Paperwork, Your Name is Martha

Peer Review

Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Federal Worker

Preserve

Shelter in Place

Spectacles

The “Thinghood” of Monuments

The Commuter

The Makers of Memorials

The Meeting

The Sick Person

The Woman’s Wardrobe

United and the PBGC

Working for the Government

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