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| | Title Page
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| | Editor's Note
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| | On hearing someone say that every possible subject has been covered in poetry |
| | Reminder |
| | Sonnet [To someone I know] |
| | Low fog |
| | [Lines about a great space] |
| | Sanctuary |
| | To Joanne |
| | The soul's loneliness |
| | You, who understood |
| | Morning |
| | What things I can |
| | The father |
| | The gleam |
| | My tree |
| | My little world |
| | The vale impassable |
| | The forgotten hero |
| | The garden |
| | Verbosity |
| | [Man] |
| | A monument |
| | A death at evening |
| | Recipe for a journey |
| | Evening |
| | From a window |
| | Sight and death |
| | In the days when the eternal hills go down |
| | Something from the soft wind |
| | Noon |
| | The moon |
| | In a time of misunderstanding |
| | Demand |
| | The constant battle |
| | Sleepless |
| | A prayer [A prayer on failing eyesight] |
| | On being thankful |
| | Pleasant solitude |
| | [Untitled] |
| | Somehow, sometime, somewhere |
| | [Untitled] |
| | The pines |
| | A shield and a strong defence |
| | The high heart |
| | Bewilderment in church |
| | Advice on success in writing poetry |
| | Pierrot |
| | Encouragement |
| | Three wishes |
| | Swinging |
| | Tobacco and a pipe |
| | Grandmother's parlor |
| | Sailing |
| | O little sails, make haste! |
| | Night |
| | Walking on the beach |
| | From the Window |
| | On the contemplation of vastness |
| | The king passes by |
| | Youth |
| | Beneath a tree |
| | Beyond the hill |
| | Books |
| | To a statuette of a little girl |
| | Wanderer's song |
| | Joshua Peabody |
| | Against poms and carelessness |
| | The way of least resistance |
| | Voice of the sea |
| | A letter unopened on my desk |
| | Fragments: Far horizon |
| | Fragments: The inquiring mind |
| | Fragments: The cigarette |
| | Fragments: History repeats |
| | Fragments: Yesterday, to-day, to-morrow |
| | Fragments: After the forest fire |
| | Fragments: Down to earth |
| | Fragments: Butter side down |
| | Fragments: A conversation |
| | Fragments: Fear |
| | Fragments: Inconsistency |
| | Fragments: A secret laughter |
| | To a small boy learning to read |
| | Reading sonnets late at night |
| | Autumn |
| | Lonely |
| | Walking home at night |
| | A ship's figure-head |
| | This house will never need |
| | Conversation |
| | Dusk falls down the roofs |
| | Moment |
| | Words for a minuet |
| | Make yourself a way |
| | Languor |
| | A childish chant |
| | Twice born |
| | Suddenly I knew |
| | Coming home from the library |
| | The visitor |
| | Four Songs |
| | The willow tree |
| | Rhymes of a very small boy |
| | Big enough |
| | Baggage into the land of Nod |
| | Song - Come again with me to Plymouth |
| | Portrait |
| | Portrait [The Great Man] |
| | A hopeful lover |
| | Portrait of a girl |
| | Writing in the woods |
| | Memory of A. L. |
| | Portrait |
| | The prisoner |
| | The warehouseman |
| | A timid lover |
| | Message to be found a hundred years hence |
| | What poetry is |
| | Wind on a hill |
| | Two o'clock |
| | Song |
| | Another sleeps |
| | Portrait [His enemy] |
| | Portrait |
| | Departure |
| | A fancy |
| | At the end |
| | The eyesore |
| | The candle |
| | An intruder |
| | Counterpoint |
| | The street car |
| | Equality |
| | Petulant |
| | On a hillside |
| | Gifts |
| | An old man tells a story |
| | Peccavi |
| | Old groping |
| | Make believe |
| | Josita's banjo song |
| | Let it be said |
| | A yonge manne; an olde tale |
| | The cantadours pass by |
| | I sing |
| | Thoughts of a man asleep |
| | To poets: advice |
| | Amaze |
| | The reverent lover |
| | A quotation |
| | The unseen lady |
| | My bookshelf |
| | Thoughts at night |
| | Suspicion |
| | Fall in Massachusetts |
| | Music |
| | America |
| | I remember |
| | Lines to an old dish |
| | Window glass |
| | Sonnet |
| | At a funeral |
| | Disillusionment |
| | The seekers |
| | Il Penseroso (R.S.) |
| | Effect of praise |
| | When hearts are young |
| | The clean winds |
| | The lover serenades |
| | The little street |
| | Laughter |
| | To one gone |
| | The dancers |
| | A poet burns some poems |
| | Writing |
| | Walking in the rain |
| | A sacrifice to the sun |
| | To my cousin, H.R.B. |
| | The boat |
| | Poem |
| | Overture |
| | Snow |
| | Hope |
| | A song for you |
| | Window dreaming |
| | Rain the morning after |
| | A man's club |
| | From the tower |
| | Fairies by night |
| | The young poet |
| | Rain |
| | Say good night |
| | The thought of you |
| | A youth |
| | Nocturne |
| | Courage |
| | Cinquain |
| | Circles |
| | The cabin boy climbs the crow's nest |
| | On going to bed |
| | Three roads |
| | 1492 |
| | October |
| | Pan |
| | Soldiers |
| | To a girl who has black eyes |
| | The hilly place |
| | The call |
| | Lines |
| | The poet's prayer |
| | Futility |
| | The priest |
| | Meditation |
| | Two songs |
| | Cappricco |
| | Stars |
| | Westward ho! |
| | Rain |
| | A man remembers suddenly |
| | At the museum |
| | Morning in the forest |
| | A charm to keep away evil |
| | The lover grows older |
| | An apology |
| | An old legend retold on the occasion of a certain death |
| | Aftermath |
| | Old words |
| | Raw material |
| | Masks |
| | The grace of god |
| | Fragment |
| | Dusk |
| | The skylark's flight |
| | The old chief |
| | Sudden pity |
| | To a young man cleaning a motor-car |
| | Labor |
| | An old friend |
| | Fragment from an old dance |
| | A parting of the way |
| | Song of my elf |
| | Moon to a vagabond child |
| | The violinist |
| | A toast |
| | Dream places |
| | The second-hand bookshop |
| | The fireplace |
| | The breeze |
| | The seeker |
| | The market |
| | The world, the world... |
| | Trees |
| | You asked |
| | Excuse |
| | Ideals |
| | Recapture |
| | Ask me not now |
| | Youth goes forth |
| | Peace |
| | Outburst |
| | Prayer against blindness |
| | A memory |
| | Who has not known |
| | The pure of heart |
| | A life |
| | At camp-fire |
| | Book-reading |
| | The end of day |
| | In the arbor |
| | A fireplace in December |
| | Poems on pictures |
| | Laus perennis |
| | Steps |
| | The angel of love |
| | Matinata |
| | To a player at the Globe |
| | A portrait [My sister] |
| | An old poet |
| | Pageant |
| | Ruin |
| | From a hollow in the woods |
| | Twenty |
| | October dusk |
| | Life |
| | Direction |
| | The shining road |
| | Old music |
| | Song to be said to my pillow |
| | Sounds |
| | If ever |
| | Fragment |
| | A door |
| | After |
| | Relief |
| | Passing |
| | Trees in the wind |
| | Candles |
| | Weary |
| | The fog |
| | The puddle |
| | [Mood] Workman |
| | Conrad has an evening |
| | The child on the other shore |
| | Song |
| | A pale lady looks in a deep well |
| | A life |
| | Poetry and music [Poem] [A poem can tell] |
| | For the grave of unknown citizens |
| | To himself |
| | The coward |
| | [Moment macabre: symphony] |
| | Midnight |
| | Girl with a Spanish shawl (a picture) |
| | Conrad sleeping |
| | Tell me why |
| | Questioning |
| | An inscription |
| | An old, old man |
| | Rather than this |
| | If this were the last |
| | Portrait [His World] |
| | A letter in March |
| | Rocks |
| | Your head |
| | Money |
| | The old man and the moon |
| | The flaming lights |
| | Home |
| | The long watch |
| | On quiet hill |
| | Consideration of a friend |
| | Song |
| | Price of wisdom |
| | Consecrate |
| | Jingle verse: The Boston Wanderlust |
| | A sailor's R.I.P. |
| | Turn from the fire |
| | Ballad of an ordinary man |
| | What might have been |
| | Ease after pain |
| | An April afternoon |
| | Stone and roots |
| | To Peter, who is not a real person |
| | Two sonnets on death and immortal man [The cold shadow] |
| | To a girl I know |
| | My enemy |
| | On the new moon |
| | Mowing |
| | The shore |
| | Wind in the night |
| | Quickening |
| | On awakening suddenly |
| | To the easily forgotten |
| | On seeing the title 'Heart of darkness' |
| | The marchers in the shadow |
| | Poem |
| | The hour |
| | Peter has an evening |
| | Sonnet |
| | Tower of glass |
| | My attic room |
| | Tir na n'og |
| | Keys |
| | The philosopher at home |
| | Counsel from a poet, middle-aged |
| | The answer afterwards |
| | Waking [One way of waking] |
| | The servants of the heart |
| | The password |
| | An armchair journey |
| | In praise of my god |
| | A tide of dreams |
| | Good bye to a garden |
| | The old men |
| | Prayer to be shouted |
| | The clock strikes ten [The bell] |
| | To a careful young man |
| | Now! |
| | This was the way |
| | For he hath fed |
| | Memory |
| | Program |
| | Cazevieille [Part one: The fire; Part two: Walking and rowing; Part three: Others; Part four: Things there are only one of; Part five: Plum island |
| | Knowing what I know |
| | To losers |
| | Rainy April noon |
| | Passage to India [What dragons] |
| | The word [Bird of the morning sea] |
| | To music first |
| | The right word |
| | Burn! |
| | Who that has heard him |
| | Einsteinian [Wind like music] |
| | Ten years old before the mast |
| | Three woodcuts: Motor at midnight; Ship in the night; Downtown ritual |
| | The way the eagles die |
| | Even a prayer |
| | Adventures in the dark |
| | March 17, 1939 [Matriarch] |
| | Native timber |
| | The launching |
| | Circumstance unforeseen |
| | Special performance |
| | A matter of time |
| | Whatever I have said before [Sun Worshipper] |
| | New England names |
| | Class poem 1929, Tufts College |
| | Sell it to them, ad man! |
| | In a college coffee house [College coffee house] |
| | Prologue for poems |
| | Dutch dream |
| | Marginal notes |
| | Change |
| | Citizen saint |
| | Civic ceremony |
| | Clean tall green still |
| | Collectives |
| | Coming of age |
| | Cool |
| | Country morning |
| | Day among many |
| | Death be not proud |
| | Death this year |
| | Portrait |
| | Sometimes to be alone |
| | Monument |
| | Lying awake |
| | Election |
| | The eleventh commandment |
| | Errata |
| | Every day in books |
| | Faculty committee on teaching |
| | Familiar tale |
| | The family face |
| | Family letter [In our times] |
| | Father |
| | Hard times |
| | Hinbad |
| | A meditation |
| | Barberry |
| | Like spring |
| | The symbols |
| | Bless |
| | The soul in the possession |
| | Being so |
| | The fear of dying |
| | Fieldbook revised [Fieldbook for summer] |
| | The flying earth |
| | Ritual - For a cow to be killed [For a cow before killing] [Cow be killed] |
| | Four and a half [Boy] |
| | Grass |
| | Go, cries the heart |
| | Great law |
| | The green door |
| | Having New England fathers |
| | Hearing music |
| | Heart's almanac |
| | Herself |
| | I can hardly wait |
| | I live in a world |
| | Incredible greeting |
| | Journey's end |
| | The known world [Map of my country] |
| | The landmark |
| | Rock in the ground |
| | Do you know? |
| | The laws [Order clearly asking] |
| | Let them stand: for Robert Nichols, geologist |
| | The letter |
| | Letter to my mother |
| | Lines beginning 'I' |
| | Address to the living |
| | Alarm |
| | Along the row |
| | Anecdote of Robert Frost |
| | The architects |
| | As the heart beats |
| | Auction |
| | Birthday: at Richard Eberhart's fiftieth |
| | Boy in August |
| | Boy to anyone |
| | Bucyrus [Booth, Bucyrus & Brazil] |
| | Business-like letter |
| | Carry me back |
| | The flowers (first version) [Home from Woodlawn] |
| | The certainty |
| | Edward Hicks's old picture |
| | Faithful reader |
| | The new porch |
| | Two of a kind |
| | In the Gardner museum |
| | The war between the states |
| | Margaret's choice |
| | Everyone knows about Boston |
| | Mailman blues |
| | The mask the living wear |
| | Memorandum of agreement |
| | Memory [Memory's color] |
| | Mercator |
| | Metaphor for my son |
| | The mirror |
| | Montaigne's pate |
| | Misery [Essay on misery] |
| | People in the street [At thirty-five] |
| | Do not pity the young |
| | West mountain spring [West mountain water] |
| | The second wonder |
| | The place he seeks |
| | The enduring |
| | New Proverbs |
| | The new view [Youth and age] |
| | Noah his ark |
| | Northward letter [In this moment] |
| | Nothing told me |
| | Old men and young men |
| | One day's rain |
| | Ordeal by love |
| | The overgrown back yard |
| | Panther in my mind [The panther in the mind] |
| | The people's peace |
| | Peter at his mirror |
| | But choose |
| | The pity is |
| | The place of light |
| | Portrait |
| | Open letter [Christmas letter] [From tonight] |
| | Pour down |
| | Puritan ancestor |
| | Questions for the candidate |
| | Reading aloud |
| | The rebellion |
| | The saving grace |
| | Seasonal wisdom |
| | The secret |
| | Self portrait |
| | Send, send |
| | Silence |
| | Since you asked |
| | The skin of your face |
| | Sleep and poetry |
| | Sonnet for solace [O heart be quick] |
| | To the queen's men [Sonnet to the queen's men] |
| | Spring is the peace |
| | Summer morning porch (Chautauqua Lake) |
| | Summer opera |
| | September valentine |
| | Better than all [Better than all these] |
| | Take home this heart |
| | Then the sun came out |
| | The new art |
| | Then he will sleep |
| | Till music cries again |
| | To keep and not to keep [These conditions] [What to keep, what to lose] |
| | To live in |
| | The tower stands |
| | To my sisters and my brother [To my teacher] |
| | Truth about pictures |
| | Two and a little house |
| | The unforgiven |
| | Unlikely tale |
| | Unpublished preface to a Ph.D. thesis |
| | Ten-thirty class |
| | The valiant |
| | Very young, very old |
| | The voice |
| | Poem for my 27th year [For the poet's birthday] |
| | All except Mary Ann |
| | The way the stars went up |
| | Weather making |
| | What the books do |
| | Who are they? |
| | A willing suspension |
| | Without honor |
| | The wreath |
| | Hello |
| | Underwater |
| | [Untitled] |
| | [Untitled] |
| | Sally [Warning with love] |
| | One place |
| | These ghosts |
| | Mellow and merry |
| | Living in cities |
| | Various loyalties |
| | Arrows and angry snakes |
| | Old Adam in us |
| | After two years |
| | King time |
| | The secret epilogue [Epilogue untold] |
| | That is the way you look [Face to face] |
| | Legend and truth |
| | From everlasting unto everlasting |
| | If I were old [The bitter thought] |
| | The mind by day |
| | Poets take heart |
| | You living look [A hundred years from now] |
| | Two kinds: bold and shy |
| | The voice |
| | Hold it up to the light |
| | Words of my own |
| | Dialogue alone [Even now] |
| | A cure of guilt |
| | The core [One sound] |
| | Country senses |
| | Chair in the field |
| | The broken one |
| | Between thousand and thousands |
| | Few in a million |
| | The fiery element |
| | The flower |
| | The folding key |
| | For sports section of Jumbo Book |
| | The fortune teller |
| | From Brooklyn |
| | Guard of honor |
| | Hamlet with a license |
| | Hearing Margaret, aged four |
| | Her walking |
| | Holiday, with gods |
| | I am singing. We are singing. |
| | I never get any work done |
| | If not silence, then restraint |
| | Living music |
| | Maybe for love [The carver and the wood] |
| | A lot going on |
| | The modern poet |
| | Moment of truth |
| | Mr. Holmes's brother |
| | My father's silence |
| | On a magazine picture of a mass burial |
| | Out of the room |
| | The oyster [The oyster as art] |
| | The pains of poetry |
| | Photograph of Robert Frost |
| | Plain girl: Sunday noon |
| | Portrait [Biography] |
| | A prayer on the night before Easter [Prayer on the night before Easter] |
| | Re-arrangements |
| | Remembering you, long after |
| | The room |
| | The secret |
| | The Somerset Dam for supper |
| | To my mother |
| | Dog in the house |
| | The sickle |
| | It says in the book |
| | Poem number three ninety three |
| | Instead of albums |
| | The library: capitol of the world |
| | The Murdock saga |
| | Incoming mail [I can manage multiplicity] |
| | The good guys and the bad guys |
| | The ballad of Albert Woolson |
| | [Untitled] |
| | Poor Johnny roll |
| | The pipe which I was gave by Santa Claus |
| | Man as bear |
| | My old schools |
| | The thrifty elephant |
| | Do I not rage? |
| | For Sam Moses, printer |
| | Alight on the hill |
| | Time and my father's cousin |
| | The poet |
| | Billingham street [Our street] |
| | Biography |
| | Books |
| | Love poems |
| | [Untitled] |
| | [Untitled] |
| | Bird pavilion |
| | On the twenty second anniversary |
| | The crisis at Valley Forge, 1931 |
| | Contradictions in an ultimate spring |
| | Any next year |
| | Cultivator |
| | Talk |
| | Weathermen |
| | Overheard |
| | To be forty |
| | Something out there |
| | Letter to S.V.B. [Stephen Vincent Benet] [Dear Steve] |
| | Thoughts on beginning another shaving stick |
| | Group photograph |
| | Program note [Three P's presents...] |
| | Goodbye to the campus |
| | Let the joyful speak [Your kind of joy] |
| | The fence |
| | Spring on the Hill |
| | Letter about weather |
| | The source |
| | The praise of poetry |
| | For Charles Gott [Lament for the dead] [The inconsolable] |
| | Boy reading |
| | The old professor |
| | The rewards of teaching |
| | Faculty counselor [In the dean's office] |
| | Teaching program |
| | In a classroom |
| | The name |
| | Somebody's bad luck |
| | The spiral |
| | The sword & |
| | A taste for revenge |
| | Teacher retired to Maine |
| | The thought |
| | Time no time |
| | To the girls formerly of Sigma Kappa at Tufts University and Cornell University |
| | To the gurnet |
| | True murder's course |
| | King Richard seventh |
| | The valley |
| | The wind in the elm trees |
| | A wish |
| | The word heart |
| | World the way it is |
| | Dream |
| | Figure of speech |
| | For D.H. |
| | I can never be alone |
| | In cities |
| | Interior |
| | Young man's poem |
| | Tireless testament [Testament] |
| | The chest of time |
| | Brother to brother, 1859 |
| | The phoenix promise |
| | At a country fair |
| | Fable |
| | In danger safely |
| | Aware of legends |
| | Diver |
| | Death in the back yard |
| | The expectation [Expectations] |
| | O Lord of stars and sunlight |
| | Lady is a lady |
| | The long walk alone [Renewal] |
| | Odd moment |
| | The good, the great, the wise |
| | The secret tide |
| | The mountain farm |
| | An old song with a new refrain |
| | Penny for your thoughts |
| | Portrait two |
| | Street scene |
| | The summer after |
| | Remembered nights |
| | Moonrise |
| | Nine o'clock |
| | Once in August |
| | The time is good |
| | The winter |
| | The apple |
| | Voices in a new world |
| | The woman who would not close her eyes |
| | Green things growing |
| | Death of a leaf |
| | Come and play |
| | Moment |
| | Fears |
| | He knows it is safe |
| | Is calm the thing? |
| | Maybe tomorrow |
| | Not you like music |
| | O Time! |
| | On finding certain lines marked in Santayana's sonnets |
| | Plainly said |
| | Prayer for to-morrow |
| | Sonnet to a friend twice my age |
| | Things I love |
| | Wars that rage: sonnet |
| | The watcher in the street |
| | Weave a circle round him |
| | Young promise |
| | Page in a diary: For Doris to remember the day by |
| | Pain I gave you |
| | A penny poem |
| | Perfectly deathless poem to Betty Rosenthal from John Holmes on receiving a necktie |
| | Photographer's Sunday |
| | Plato's table |
| | Poem for my 32nd birthday |
| | Poetry [Living for poetry] |
| | Whatever winds |
| | Reflection of a shadow |
| | The responsibilities |
| | Rhyme of going to the store [Going to the store] |
| | Shake well, throw away |
| | Should I? |
| | Sky once more |
| | Some in dreams |
| | Song |
| | Sonnet to a dancing-partner |
| | Sort of spring song, with ah! |
| | So you will know |
| | Spring: a sermon [The double root] |
| | Spring morning |
| | Subject for a poem |
| | Suddenly birds |
| | Sword on the wall |
| | Take a lot of people |
| | The tall men |
| | The Passing king |
| | To one I dislike |
| | A thing to say |
| | Time's noise |
| | ...To a desert island |
| | Advice |
| | Against growing old |
| | Average reader |
| | Belladonna |
| | Big girl now |
| | Book-review |
| | Bumps in the night |
| | Children try |
| | Clouds on a summer night |
| | Country quiet remembered |
| | Curse |
| | Deep shore |
| | Dorothy |
| | The druids |
| | At night |
| | Epitaph for Peter if he should die |
| | Essay of saints |
| | Examination |
| | An exercise in humility |
| | Ezra Pound |
| | The face |
| | Wings |
| | Four friends |
| | Gathering poem [Your move] |
| | Golden egg |
| | Hullaballou |
| | Holy Ballou |
| | Hello Ballou |
| | Hail Ballou |
| | The hamlet |
| | Hearing them speak |
| | His dazzled look [The look] |
| | How do I love thee? |
| | To a friend too kind |
| | To be tacked on the bulletin board at any writers' conference |
| | To Isabel with some poems |
| | Twenty eight Billingham Street |
| | Two men talking |
| | Understandable poem |
| | The visiting poets |
| | Cal Lowell [The visiting poets] |
| | We are waiting |
| | Wherever you lie |
| | [Untitled] |
| | Window |
| | Word from the west |
| | Words are so exciting |
| | The young men speaking |
| | [Untitled] |
| | Hush |
| | I do it myself [I always did] |
| | In a dark wood |
| | A kind of silence |
| | Ladies and gentlemen ... |
| | Last night |
| | Letter to a young poet |
| | Letters: a metaphor |
| | A long poem entitled 'I love the Hillside Hardware & Paint Co.' |
| | First love recalled |
| | A man who came home late at night |
| | Margaret |
| | Music to me |
| | My pasenger [My passenger] |
| | My wife's grandfather's ring |
| | New name |
| | New woman in the house |
| | Next year's music |
| | No more music |
| | One act play |
| | One beautiful moment |
| | Love-child |
| | The cottage of broken dreams |
| | Woodrow-Wilson was-a-hero |
| | Open letter [Maybe you] |
| | Preface |
| | Winter solstice |
| | Look east, look west |
| | The weight |
| | Past understanding |
| | A station in the journey |
| | Interruption |
| | 1918: Armistice |
| | The change |
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| | Historical event |
| | All the dead and some poets |
| | The world in my time [The world in my own time] |
| | Whose name was writ in water |
| | Warning |
| | Primitive |
| | Totem |
| | Slow child |
| | This time surely |
| | Portrait: My wife |
| | The island |
| | You have an interesting mind |
| | The world is one |
| | A man's world |
| | Child: Spring |
| | Cook's tour |
| | A room with books [Room with books] |
| | Far enough |
| | Hat weather |
| | The late Mr. Thorpe |
| | Looking at books |
| | A natural law |
| | First day |
| | Being young |
| | Fable with no moral |
| | Mornings at eleven |
| | The bookworm turns |
| | A sweet hope once |
| | Sweetly solemn thought |
| | Those were the days |
| | Table for one |
| | Work in progress |
| | The critic on the pan |
| | Dinner for eight |
| | The miserable gardener |
| | Good-night! Good-night! |
| | Letter to three men |
| | Political strategy |
| | To my teachers |
| | Notes for a history of sleep |
| | Thinker in bed |
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| | Design for a skyscraper |
| | Problem father |
| | Wallpaper poem |
| | The double life |
| | Fair warning |
| | This one is father |
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| | Incredulous |
| | A year after |
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| | Ode for the hundredth birthday of William Upham |
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| | Peter sleeping |
| | Epitaph for any New Yorker |
| | Peter reads far into the night |
| | Letter from an exile |
| | Usually |
| | The blessing |
| | Nineteen fifty one |
| | Old cheese and cold beer |
| | What the book salesman said |
| | Words enough |
| | Do you remember |
| | The hunted |
| | Tomorrow you |
| | Ballad of some of the boys |
| | The talking mirror |
| | Color |
| | The day's news |
| | What we hate most |
| | The snow-child |
| | For Karl Magnus Armens |
| | Boy at four |
| | Hummingbird and seagull |
| | The extent of his acres |
| | To remember one another |
| | All's well that ends |
| | John Holmes, his book |
| | The chance |
| | Lesson in the monkey-house |
| | The title-page |
| | Faculty and administration section |
| | The senior class section |
| | The activities section |
| | The organizations section |
| | The fraternities section |
| | Ode for scene 1, 'Hullaballou' |
| | Poetry defined |
| | On a cage of mice brought home for the week of school vacation |
| | Nothing odd |
| | Free will and fire-truck |
| | Verses in a very old tradition |
| | The stone |
| | The spring sun |
| | The fifty-first |
| | Overheard |
| | A prayer |
| | Evening meal in the twentieth century |
| | A little night-wording |
