Poems found: 312
CURRICULUM VITAE
A LONG WAY FROM HELL
A NUDE BY EDWARD HOPPER
A POEM ABOUT THE HOUNDS AND THE HARES
A PRAYER FOR RAIN
AFTERTHOUGHTS ON THE LOVERS
BACH TRANSCRIBING VIVALDI
BEGINNING WITH 1914
CALLAVERIA RUSTICANA
CICADAS
CIVILIZING THE CHILD
FOR RICHER, FOR POORER
FOUND IN THE CABBAGE PATCH
HEARTLAND
HISTORICAL MUSEUM, MANITOULIN ISLAND
IMMORTALITY
IN MEMORY OF ANTON WEBERN, DEAD SEPTEMBER 15, 1945
IN NOVEMBER
IN THE THRIVING SEASON
LOVE LIKE SALT
MISSING THE DEAD
NAMES
NINE MONTHS MAKING
ON READING AN ANTHOLOGY OF POSTWAR GERMAN POETRY
PLACE AND TIME
POEM FOR MY BIRTHDAY
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT
ROMANTICS
SLEEPLESS
SOMETIMES, WHEN THE LIGHT
SUNLIGHT AND SHADOW
THE ARTIST'S MODEL, CA. 1912
THE BRIDE'S COMPLAINT
JOY
THE END OF SCIENCE FICTION
THE GIFT OF FIRE
THE LONESOME DREAM
THE MERMAID
THE POEM OF LOVE
THE SIEGE
THE STORY
THE WEB
THINGS
VERTUOSI
WHY WE TELL STORIES
WRITING IN THE EIGHTIES
HOPE
LATE HOURS
WHY I NEED THE BIRDS
FICTION
NOT ONLY ESKIMOS
PIGEONS
BRENDEL PLAYING SCHUBERT
PAPER-WHITE NARCISSUS
MAGNOLIA
ABOUT SUFFERING THEY WERE NEVER WRONG
AFTER THE FACE LIFT
BEDTIME STORY
COMMUTER
DRAWINGS BY CHILDREN
HAPPY AND UNHAPPY FAMILIES: 1
HAPPY AND UNHAPPY FAMILIES: 2
HIGHWAY 2, ILLINOIS
JANUARY AFTERNOON, WITH BILLIE HOLIDAY
MUSE
MUSHROOMS
PALINDROME
READING THE BROTHERS GRIMM TO JENNY
SEEING THEM ON TELEVISION
THE BLIND LEADING THE BLIND
THE CONCERT
THE DEAF DANCING TO ROCK
TRIAGE
WHAT THE DOG PERHAPS HEARS
YOUR TIRED, YOUR POOR: 2. ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
WHEN I AM ASKED
MONET REFUSES THE OPERATION
WHEN I AM ASKED
O BRAVE NEW WORLD, THAT HATH SUCH PEOPLE IN IT'
DAY LIKE ANY OTHER
FAREWELL, A WELCOME
GRACKLE OBSERVED
NUDE BY EDWARD HOPPER
SHORT HISTORY OF THE ROSE
ABOUT SUFFERING THEY WERE NEVER WRONG
ACCOMMODATIONS
ACTS OF MOURNING
AFTER THE FACE LIFT
AFTER WHISTLER
AFTER YOUR DEATH
ALIVE TOGETHER
ALL NIGHT
AMERICAN LITERATURE
AFTERLIFE
UNANSWERED QUESTION
ANIMALS ARE ENTERING OUR LIVES
ANOTHER VERSION
ANOTHER VERSION
APHASIA
APOCRYPHAL STORY
APPLES
BEDTIME STORY
BEFORE THE CREDITS APPEAR ON THE SCREEN
BEGINNING WITH 1914
BLOOD ORANGES
BLUE
BREAD AND APPLES
BRENDEL PLAYING SCHUBERT
CAPTIVITY: 1.
CAPTIVITY: 2.
CAPTIVITY: 3. THE TAPES
CAPTIVITY: 4.
CAPTIVITY: 5.
CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA
CHANCES ARE
CICADAS
CIVILIZING THE CHILD
COMMUTER
COSTUME
CURRICULUM VITAE
DAUGHTER
DESIRE
DOVES
DRAWINGS BY CHILDREN
EPILEPSY, PETIT MAL
EX MACHINA
EYES AND EARS
FACETS
FAMILY AND FRIENDS
FENESTRATION
FICTION
FIGURE FOR A LANDSCAPE
FILM SCRIPT
FIRT SNOW IN LAKE COUNTY
FIVE FOR COUNTRY MUSIC
FOR A NATIVITY
FOR A THIRTEENTH BIRTHDAY
FOR THE STRANGERS
FOUND IN THE CABBAGE PATCH
FROM DISCO QUEEN TO GOSPEL PREACHER
FUGITIVE
FULFILLING THE PROMISE
GODSPEED
GREAT PERFORMANCES
HALCYON DAYS
HAPPY AND UNHAPPY FAMILIES: 1
HAPPY AND UNHAPPY FAMILIES: 2
HEARTBREAK
HEARTLAND
HIGHWAY POEMS
HIGHWAY POEMS: 1
HIGHWAY POEMS: 2
HIGHWAY POEMS: 3
HIGHWAY POEMS: 4
HIGHWAY POEMS: 5
HIGHWAY POEMS: 6
HOPE
IDENTICAL TWINS
IMAGINARY PAINTINGS: 1. HOW I WOULD PAINT THE FUTURE
IMAGINARY PAINTINGS: 2. HOW I WOULD PAINT HAPPINESS
IMAGINARY PAINTINGS: 3. HOW I WOULD PAINT DEATH
IMAGINARY PAINTINGS: 4. HOW I WOULD PAINT LOVE
IMAGINARY PAINTINGS: 5. HOW I WOULD PAINT THE LEAP OF FAITH
IMAGINARY PAINTINGS: 6. HOW I WOULD PAINT THE BIG LIE
IMAGINARY PAINTINGS: 7. HOW I WOULD PAINT NOSTALGIA
IMMORTALITY
IN MEMORY OF ANTON WEBERN, DEAD SEPTEMBER 15, 1945
IN NOVEMBER
IN PRAISE OF SURFACES
IN THE MUSEUM
IN THE THRIVING SEASON
INTO SPACE
JANUARY AFTERNOON, WITH BILLIE HOLIDAY
JOY
LARGE JIGSAW PUZZLE
LATE HOURS
LETTER
LETTER FROM THE END OF THE WORLD
LETTER TO CALIFORNIA
LIFE OF A QUEEN: 1. CHILDHOOD
LIFE OF A QUEEN: 2. THE FLIGHT
LIFE OF A QUEEN: 3. THE RECLUSE
LOSING MY SIGHT
LOST AND FOUND
LOVE LIKE SALT
MAGNOLIA
MARY
MERCE CUNNINGHAM AND THE BIRDS
METAPHOR
MIDNIGHT
MIDWINTER NOTES
MILKWEED PODS IN WINTER
MIRRORS
MISSING THE DEAD
MONET REFUSES THE OPERATION
MONEY REFUSES THE OPERATION
MOON FISHING
MOULIN ROUGE
MUSE
MUSHROOMS
MY GRANDMOTHER'S GOLD PIN
NAMES
NAMING THE ANIMALS
NECESSITIES
NEW YEAR'S
NIGHT SONG
NIGHT VOYAGE: A DREAM
NOCTURNE
NOT ONLY THE ESKIMOS
ON FINDING A BIRD'S BONES IN THE WOODS
ON READING AN ANTHOLOGY OF POSTWAR GERMAN POETRY
ONE MORE HYMN TO THE SUN
ORAL HISTORY
PALINDROME
PAPER-WHITE NARCISSUS
PAUL DELVAUX: THE VILLAGE OF THE MERMAIDS
PHOTOGRAPH
PICKING RASPBERRIES
PIGEONS
PILLAR OF SALT
PLACE AND TIME
PLEASE STAND BY
POEM FOR MY BIRTHDAY
POPPY
POPULAR MUSIC
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT
READER
READING THE BROTHERS GRIMM TO JENNY
RESONS FOR NUMBERS
ROMANTICS
SANS SOUCI (FREDERICK THE GREAT'S SUMMER PLACE NEAR POTSDAM)
SCENARIOS
SCENIC ROUTE
SECOND SIGHT
SEEING THEM ON TELEVISION
SILENCE AND DANCING
SLIDES
SMALL POEM ABOUT THE HOUNDS AND THE HARES
SNOW
SOMETIMES, WHEN THE LIGHT
SOUTHPAW
STALKING THE POEM
STATUES
STILL LIFE
STONE SOUP
STORM
TALKING TO HELEN: 1. THE SOURCE
TALKING TO HELEN: 2. THE WORD WATER
TALKING TO HELEN: 3. THE SAVIORS
TALKING TO HELEN: 4. THE WORD FEELING
TALKING TO HELEN: 5. THE WORD VAST
TALKING TO HELEN: 6. THE WORD AUTUMN
TEARS
ART OF FORGETTING
ARTIST
ARTIST'S MODEL, CA. 1912
BIOGRAPHER
BLIND LEADING THE BLIND
CONCERT
COOK
DEAF DANCING TO ROCK
END OF SCIENCE FICTION
ESCAPE
EXHIBIT
FALL OF THE MUSE
GARDEN
LATE NEWS
LATE-BORN DAUGHTERS
LAUGHTER OF WOMEN
LONESOME DREAM
MERMAID
NEED TO HOLD STILL
PEOPLE AT THE PARTY
POSSESSIVE CASE
POWER OF MUSIC TO DISTURB
PRIVATE LIFE
QUEEN OF SHEBA SAYS FAREWELL
QUESTIONING
STORY
THOUSAND AND FIRST NIGHT
TRIUMPH OF LIFE: MARY SHELLEY
THERE ARE MORNINGS
THINGS
THIS WINTER
THREE POEMS ABOUT THE VOICELESS
TRIAGE
TRIAGE
UP NORTH
VIRTUOSI
VISITING MY NATIVE COUNTRY WITH MY AMERICAN-BORN HUSBAND
VOICES FROM THE FOREST: 1. THE VOICE OF THE TRAVELER WHO ESCAPED
VOICES FROM THE FOREST: 2. WARNING TO VIRGINS
VOICES FROM THE FOREST: 3. A VOICE FROM OUT OF THE NIGHT
VOICES FROM THE FOREST: 4. THE HUNTER'S VOICE
VOICES FROM THE FOREST: 5. THE FALSE BRIDE'S SIDE OF THE STORY
VOICES FROM THE FOREST: 6. THE THIRD SON'S CONFESSION
VOICES FROM THE FOREST: 7. FLESH AND BLOOD
VOICES FROM THE FOREST: 8. THE VOICE FROM UNDER THE HAZEL BUSH
VOYAGER
WEDNESDAYS
WHAT IS LEFT TO SAY
WHAT THE DOG PERHAPS HEARS
WHAT WILL YOU DO
WHOEVER YOU ARE: A LETTER
WHY I NEED THE BIRDS
WHY WE TELL STORIES
WIDOW
WORK TO BE DONE
WRITING IN THE EIGHTIES
YOUR TIRED, YOUR POOR: 1. ASYLUM
YOUR TIRED, YOUR POOR: 2. ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
YOUR TIRED, YOUR POOR: 3. CROSSING OVER
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