Classic and Contemporary Poets

JEAN VALENTINE

Poems found: 360

HE LEAVES THEM:

YOUR MOUTH 'APPEARED TO ME'

AMERICAN RIVER SKY ALCOHOL FATHER

COLTRANE, SYEEDA'S SING FLUTE

EVERYONE WAS DRUNK

FOR A WOMAN DEAD AT THIRTY: 2

HER LOST BOOK, PART II, SELECTION

HERE THERE IS NO LANGUAGE

THE LOCKED WARD: O.T.

MARGARET, D. 1985

IN OUR CHILD HOUSE

ORPHEUS AND EURYDICE

RODNEY DYING: 3

COUVRE-FEU; AFTER PAUL ELUARD (IN PEACETIME)

STILL LIFE: IN THE EPIDEMIC

THE MESSENGER: 1. THE FATHER

THE NIGHT OF WALLY'S SERVICE, WALLY SAID

THE RIVER AT WOLF

THE SUMMER WAS NOT LONG ENOUGH

TO THE MEMORY OF DAVID KALSTONE

WILLI, HOME; IN MEMORY

X: FOR PATRICK HENISSE, DEAD OF AIDS, IN MEMORY (1)

X: FOR PATRICK HENISSE, DEAD OF AIDS, IN MEMORY (2)

ANNUNCIATIONS: THE BREAKINGS

HIGH SCHOOL BOYFRIEND

THE IMAGINATION SCHOOL

THE JUST-BORN RABBITS

THE WOMEN'S PRISON

IN THE PUBLIC LIBRARY

AT THE CONFERENCE ON WOMEN IN THE ACADEMY

THE ORPHANAGE LANDING

READING THE MANDELSTAMS

ELEGY FOR JANE KENYON

THE UNDER VOICE

DOOR IN THE MOUNTAIN

ELEVENTH BROTHER

FATHER LYNCH RETURNS FROM THE DEAD

FELLINI IN PURGATORY

GHOST ELEPHANTS

HOSPITALS: STRANGE LIGHTS

I HAVE LIVED IN YOUR FACE

LA CHALUPA, THE BOAT

SUSAN'S PHOTOGRAPH

TO THE BLACK MADONNA OF CHARTRES

BROKEN-DOWN GIRL

PHOTOGRAPH OF DELMORE SCHWARTZ

DU MUSST DEIN LEBEN ANDERN - RILKE

MOTHER AND CHILD, BODY AND SOUL

THE SUMMER HOUSE

INKWELL DAYBREAK

THE VERY BAD HORSE

THE BLUE DORY, THE SOUL

THE BASKET HOUSE

NOON IN THE LINE OUTSIDE

ONE FOOT IN THE DARK

YOUR NUMBER IS LIFTING OFF MY HAND

THE GROWING CHRIST OF TZINTZUNTZAN

MARE AND NEWBORN FOAL

BLACK FOR THE PEOPLE

TELL ME, WHAT IS THE SOUL

THE POWER TABLE

THE SECOND DREAM

POEM FOR REGINALD SHEPHERD

ON A PASSENGER FERRY

DON'T SILENCE YOUR SELF, NO TE CALLES

I AM FANE A PAGE IN THE COURT OF SPACE

AT A HOTEL IN ANOTHER STAR

1943, THE VISION

GOLDFINCH IN THE RAIN

ALCOHOL ALCOHOL ALCOHOL

BEFORE THE EXPECTED STREET INTO TOWN

DO FLIES REMEMBER US

DO YOU REMEMBER?

EVERYTHING STARTS WITH A LETTER

HE LEAVES THEM:

HE SAYS TO ME, IN IRELAND

I HAVE LIVED IN YOUR FACE

I WAS DARK AND SILENT

IF MY MOTHER WAS ONE

IN THE PUBLIC LIBRARY

MARE AND NEWBORN FOAL

NO ONE'S A HOUSE

OCTOBER PREMONITION

OH YES THEY ARE BUT

ON THE MENTAL FLOOR

RUNNING FOR A TRAIN

SCARAB ROLLING A BALL OF DUNG

SECRET ROOM, DANGER HOUSE

SHE WROTE A BOOK. LOST TO US

SOMETHING BAD IS HAPPENING

THAT I HAD TREATED YOU BADLY

GRAIN OF THE WOOD

LITTLE FAINTLY BLUE CLAY EGGS

SOUL HAS NO 'OTHER AFTERNOON'

TO THE HALF-WAY HOUSE

TOUCH WITH YOUR FINGER

WE CUT THE NEW DAY

WE DIDN'T KNOW EACH OTHER

YOU WALK ACROSS YOUR SELF

YOUR MOUTH 'APPEARED TO ME'

YOUR NUMBER IS LIFTING OFF MY HAND

3 A.M. IN NEW YORK

BRIDE'S HOUR: 1. DAWN

BRIDE'S HOUR: 2. THE BATH

BRIDE'S HOUR: 3. NIGHT

ADVENT CALENDAR

AFTER CONCIOUSNESS OF THIS BIG FORM

ALFRED AND THE ABORTION

AMERICAN RIVER SKY ALCOHOL FATHER

AND YOUR MOTHER

ANNUNCIATION: THE BREAKINGS

AS THE CONFERENCE ON WOMEN IN THE ACADEMY

AT CULLENS' ISLAND

AT MY MOTHER'S GRAVE

AWAKE, THIS SUMMER

BARRIE'S DREAM, THE WILD GEESE

BIRTHDAY LETTER FROM SOUTH CAROLINA

BY THE TEKAPO RIVER, 100 DEGREES

COLTRANE, SYEEDA'S SING FLUTE

DOOR IN THE MOUNTAIN

DREAM INTERVIEW WITH STRAVINSKY

ELEGY FOR JANE KENYON: 2

EVERYONE WAS DRUNK

FEARS: NIGHT CABIN

FOR A WOMAN DEAD AT THIRTY: 2

FORCES (2): SONG

GREEN FOR THE LAND

GUARDIAN ANGEL IN NEW YORK

HAPPINESS: 2. THE I CHING

HER LOST BOOK, PART II, SELS.

HERE THERE IS NO LANGUAGE

HIGH SCHOOL BOYFRIEND

JAMES WRIGHT: IN MEMORY

KINDNESS: THE I CHING

LINDIS PASS, BORAGE

LINES IN DEJECTION

LITTLE SONG IN INDIAN SUMMER

LIVING TOGETHER

MARGARET, D. 1985

MILES FROM HOME

MY MOTHER'S BODY, MY PROFESSOR, MY BOWER

NOON IN THE LINE OUTSIDE

ORPHEUS AND EURYDICE

OUTSIDE THE FRAME

PHOTOGRAPH OF DELMORE SCHWARTZ

PRIMITIVE PAINTING: LIBERATION DAY

RADIO: POETRY READING, NPR

READING THE MANDELSTAMS

RODNEY DYING: 3

SASHA AND THE POET

SILENCES: A DREAM OF GOVERNMENTS

SINGLE MOTHER, 1966

SLEEP DROPS ITS NETS

SNOW LANDSCAPE, IN A GLASS GLOBE

SPRING AND ITS FLOWERS

STILL LIFE, FOR MATISSE

STILL LIFE: IN THE EPIDEMIC

SUNSET AT WELLFLEET

SUSAN'S PHOTOGRAPH

TELL ME, WHAT IS THE SOUL

BLIND STIRRING OF LOVE

BLUE DORY, THE SOUL

CHILDHOOD HOUSE

COUNSELOR RETIRES, AND THEN HE DIES

DRINKER'S WIFE WRITES BACK

FORGIVENESS DREAM: MAN FROM THE WARSAW GHETTO

FREE ABANDONMENT BLUES

LOCKED WARD: O.T.

LOCKED WARD: O.T.

MESSENGER: 1. THE FATHER

MESSENGER: 2. THE MESSENGER

MESSENGER: 3. THE HILL

MISSOURI SPEAKS

MORNING OF MY MOTHER'S DEATH

NIGHT OF MY MOTHER'S DEATH

NIGHT OF WALLY'S SERVICE, WALLY SAID

ONE YOU WANTED TO BE IS THE ONE YOU ARE

ORPHANAGE LANDING

SEA OF SERENITY

SUMMER WAS NOT LONG ENOUGH

TEACHER AND THE STUDENT

YEAR OF THE SNAKE

TO A YOUNG POET

TO MY SOUL (AFTER HADRIAN AND RONSARD)

TO PLATH, TO SEXTON

TO RAPHAEL, ANGEL OF HAPPY MEETING

TO SALTER'S POINT

TO THE MEMORY OF DAVID KALSTONE

TONIGHT I CAN WRITE

TURN (2): AFTER YEARS

TWO POEMS FOR MATTHEW SHEPARD

VISITING DAY AT SCHOOL

WE DON'T EVEN KNOW WE'RE BORN

WE GO THROUGH OUR MOTHER'S THINGS

WILLI, HOME; IN MEMORY

X: FOR PATRICK HENISSE, DEAD OF AIDS, IN MEMORY (1)

X: FOR PATRICK HENISSE, DEAD OF AIDS, IN MEMORY (2)

YIELD EVERYTHING, FORCE NOTHING

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