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Title First Line Original Publication Datesort ascending Themes Republication Hearst Collections
126 Anyone Can See Anyone with half wit can see Poetry Now 1981 farming, gift
127 Responsibility of Being Young All I knew concerned my Barnwood 1981 chores, death
128 Bound to Happen At the haybarn's peak where New England Review 1981 aging, animals
129 The Short Run and the Long Pull Our fields lay side by side, Nebraska Review 1981 farming, fertilizer
130 Kelly's Woods Kelly’s Woods—our picnic grounds Time Like a Furrow: Essays 1981 family, childhood Planting Red Geraniums: Discovered Poems of James Hearst Planting Red Geraniums 40-42.
131 An Evasive Fellow Lust worries the Jump River Review 1981 lust, evasiveness
132 Shy Breeder The heifer is in heat but Poetry Now 1981 animals, sex
133 A Few Good Licks So you said I would be the The Davidson Miscellany 1981 marriage, aging
134 A Small Matter The farmer knows he's no match Northeast 1981 weather, satisfaction
135 Gift for All The miracles of creation Skylark 1981 animals
136 Subscription to Salvation What do you know, Wormwood Review 1981 religion, solicitation
137 How Good is Good Enough He must have read whatever signs Poetry Now 1981 homelessness, distinctions
138 Survival [1] Lightning hit the poplar tree Poetry Scope 1981 trees, perseverance
139 Improve the View Why don't you decorate Nebraska Review 1981 religion, mortality
140 There is Time to Be Cheerful On the back steps Skylark 1981 promise, farming
141 Liberated by Generosity Today was a turning point America 1981 frugality, generosity
142 Time to Cross Over A black man with his family Slackwater Review 1981 attitudes, race
143 Love is Not Earned A display of my skills Northeast 1981 love, skill
144 Castrating the Pigs It always seemed to be a rainy day Poetry Now 1980 animals, masculinity
145 The Way the Light Shines The shrill singing of cicada Poetry Now 1980 aging, friendship
146 Cerebral Palsy Each morning the wild, random The Windless Orchard 1980 illness, perseverance
147 Housebroken The year has turned, Wascana Review 1980 nature, winter
148 Weather Words The garden waited to be covered, Poetry Now 1980 gardening, winter
149 Consider a Poem If I speak to explain myself Stone Country 1980 poetry, communication
150 It Might Be True When we kids complained about English Journal 1980 childhood, superstition Planting Red Geraniums: Discovered Poems of James Hearst Planting Red Geraniums 39.

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