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AGAINST THE ENCROACHING GRAYS - C.D. Wright

Self-Pity (East River) - Larry Fagin

MY EPITAPH - Bill Knott

Poem - Aram Saroyan

Leaves - Ursula K. LeGuin

One June - Naomi Shihab Nye

Emerald Spider Between Rose Thorns - Dean Young

Brushing Teeth with My Sister After The Wake - Jim Daniel’s

While Everything Else Was Falling Apart - Ada Limón

Rending the Garments - Ronna Bloom

Tin Bucket - Jenny George

Danez Smith

Wild Beasts - James Tate

“…I think you knew what was going to happen, I think you were ready. I could not bear to see you…

I’VE SEEN MORE GRIEF IN GROCERY STORES THAN I HAVE IN FUNERAL HOMES - Sara Rian

Untitled - Jason Shinder

I AM IN LOVE WITH UOU BUT I AM CURSED TO SPEAK LIKE GUY FIERI - Megan Williams

Nothing Gold - Kim Addonizio

blessing the boats - Lucille Clifton

Silkworms. Yamagaiko yōhō : zen. Methods for Raising Mountain Silkworms. v.1. 1873.

Ode to Friendship - Noor Hindi

COLLOQUE SENTIMENTAL - Frank O’Hara

First Lesson - James Tate

After great pain, a formal feeling comes - Emily Dickinson

Poem - Denis Johnson

Cormac McCarthy

On Seatbelts and Sunsets Hanif Abdurraqib

Next, Please - Philip Larkin

Rain and Stars - Jenny George

BOOGIE-WOOGIE - Adam Zagajewski

From “Perhaps the world ends here” - Joy Harjo

BOOTS (INFANTRY COLUMNS) - Rudyard Kipling

Nikki Giovanni

Aerial Photograph Before the Atomic Bomb - Toi Derricotte

“There is no other home!” - Boris Rogachevsky

Kobayashi Issa

SPRING - Jack Gilbert

AGAINST THE ENCROACHING GRAYS - C.D. Wright

Fire Bird - Ray González

First Love - Jean Valentine

The Song - David Ignatow

WORLD’S BLISS - Alice Notley

Larry Eigner

Yes - William Stafford

THE DARK HOUR - Jane Hirshfield

RITE OF SPRING - Seamus Heaney

The Second Coming - William Butler Yeats

AND IF I FALL - Carl Philips

OUR SENSE OF ACHIEVEMENT - Heather Cristle

Aerial Photograph Before the Atomic Bomb - Toi Derricotte

Lives of the Saints - Charles Wright

Dear Reader - James Tate

If I Could Tell You - W.H. Auden

TO DRINK - Jane Hirshfield

Ode to Friendship - Noor Hindi

A Drinking Song - W.B. Yeats

In Time - W.S. Merwin

THE UNEXPRESS’D - Walt Whitman

Postcard to Baudelaire - Thomas Lux

Not Horses - Natalie Shapero

Windswept Tree, Injidup Dunes

HOUR - Mark Strand

How prompt we are to satisfy the hunger and thirst of our bodies; how slow to satisfy the hunger and…

How It Happens - Victoria Chang

POETRY - Frank O’Hara

Scheherazade - Richard Siken

For love - Jean Valentine

Cormac McCarthy - “Of Whales and Men”

YOU & THE BANKER - Rosa Alcalá

In the Meantime - Lisa Olstein

Noelle Kocot

anti poetica - Danez Smith

THE MOMENT - Theodore Roethke

FEBRUARY EVENINGS - Andrew Crozier

Late Echo - John Ashbery

Dawn Revisited - Rita Dove

THE AUDRE LORDE QUESTIONAIRE TO ONESELF

Some Rules - Wendy Cope

THERE ARE MORNINGS - Lisel Mueller

THE AUDRE LORDE QUESTIONAIRE TO ONESELF

The Problem with Early Warnings - Charles Rafferty

from “The Creative Act - A Way of Being” - Rick Rubin

Wendell Berry

Cosmopolitan Greetings - Allen Ginsberg

William Carlos Williams

JANUARY - Charles Simic

BEGINNING - Sarah Mills

A BED FOR THE NIGHT - Bertie Brecht

Ralph Waldo Emerson

Idea - Kate Baer

Postcard, Ashleigh Brilliant

Yes, That’s When - Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer

Maybe This Year - Megan Williams

HOW’S THAT HOUSE THAT RAISED YOU? - Lev St. Valentine

To the New Year - W.S. Merwin

January Night Prayer - Ursula Le Guin

Last portion of For the Time Being – A Christmas Oratorio - W.H. Auden III Narrator: Well, so…

seekingstars: For the New Year, 1981 - Denise Levertov

The Print the Whales Make - Marjorie Saiser

GRANDMA #2 - nila NorthSun

Gate A-4 - Naomi Shihab Nye

TONIGHT, I HOPE ALL MY ENEMIES ARE FALLING IN LOVE

The Coming of Light - Mark Strand

Nikki Giovanni

There You Are - Victoria Adukwei Bulley

Elegy - Mong-Lan

Advent - Heather Christle

THE BA, THE KA, THE ANKH, THE NAME, AND THE SHADOW - Eleni Sikelianos

from “Pilgrim at Tinker Creek” - Annie Dillard

ONE DAY & THE NEXT - Paul Celan, tr. Will Bennett

The Head of Orpheus - Jenny George

seekingstars: All Watched Over By Machines of Loving Grace -...

ON HIS BLINDNESS - Jorge Luis Borges

Suburban Bison - James Tate

SOME OF THE QUESTIONS TO CONSIDER - Kim Addonizio

Horse In The Dark - Vievee Francis

DARK HORSE - Vievee Francis

Sailing to Byzantium - William Butler Yeats

Nicholas Bon, “We Could Get Drunk in This Field Because We’re in a Field & We’re in Love & What Else…

Enough Music - Dorianne Laux

Advice to visual artists concerning the fate of their works in the coming wars

The solution by Bertolt Brecht

To Those Born After, Bertolt Brecht, late 1930s

“General, your tank is a powerful vehicle

Mac the Knife - Bertold Brecht

Antilamentation - Dorianne Laux

Reasons to Survive November - Tony Hoagland

I AM LEARNING TO ABANDON THE WORLD - Linda Pastan

Edward Burra,

Cabbage - Jim Harrison

34 Mile Hour Wind - Frank O’Hara

Adagio - Ellen Bryant Voigt

San Antonio - Naomi Shihab Nye

CHRISTMAS TREE - James Merrill

I’m going to sleep - Jean Valentine

Mirabai

Archaic Torso of Apollo - Rainer Marie Rilke, tr. Stephen Mitchell

SNOWDROPS - Louise Glück

YES, I KNOW - Taiwo Hassan

In Passing - Lisel Muller

In cartoons, one can paint a hole in the wall - Bill Nuemire

Ode I. 11

THE BLESSING - James Wright

The Nightfields - Joanna Klink

Obstacle - Jane Hirshfield

continuation day

The Bright Field - RS Thomas

October Arriving - Charles Simic

MASKS - Shel Silverstein

The Townspeople Watch Them Take Alfonso - Ilya Kaminsky

GRACE - Wendell Berry

The solitude of an apricot - Carl Adamshick

I Live My Life in Widening Circles - Rainer Maria Rilke

Marcel Proust - The Sea

To Whoever Is Reading Me - Jorge Luis Borges, tr. Alastair Reed

Wing-Spread Pelt - Dean Young

BURDEN STITCH - Ashley McWaters

A field in Scurry County - Christian Wiman

Once in a While I Am Reminded - Leila Chatti

Devin Kelly, from Ordinary Plots: “J. Estanislao Lopez’s ‘What the Fingers Do’” [transcript in ALT]

GALACTIC - Jim Harrison

And Now It’s September - Barbara Crooker

From “Perhaps the world ends here” - Joy Harjo

Untitled - [This is what was bequeathed us] - Gregory Orr

The Gun Joke - Jamaal May

The Mower - Philip Larkin

ALL THAT WANTING, RIGHT? - Devin Kelly

Existence: Thich Nhat Hanh