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Late Practice
Poetry. Hand-sewn chapbook. Number 30 in the Keystone Chapbook Series, selected by Karen J. Weyant and Jerry Wemple.
21 pages, hand-tied chapbook
Published July 24, 2026
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Noah Davis
5 booksNoah Davis (September 10, 1818 – March 20, 1902) was an American lawyer and politician from New York.
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July 25, 2026
my mother pulled my brother
and me from herself
the same way her cousins
lifted snapping turtles
["I like to believe"]
Song flaps away like crows
off the corner of the court
["Trash Talk"]
he could swap four quarters for a dollar on top of the backboard.
he could find your missing dog five blocks over.
["I once had a teammate"]
I’m shredded like a moth
against a screen door.
["Late Practice"]
and me from herself
the same way her cousins
lifted snapping turtles
["I like to believe"]
Song flaps away like crows
off the corner of the court
["Trash Talk"]
he could swap four quarters for a dollar on top of the backboard.
he could find your missing dog five blocks over.
["I once had a teammate"]
I’m shredded like a moth
against a screen door.
["Late Practice"]
October 17, 2026
A wonderful meditative, yet dancing chapbook of compelling poems. David explores his love of basketball with intriguing poignancy, and it ends with one of the best poems I’ve read written on the subject, “Red” — for this poem alone the chapbook is worth the read.
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