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Title First Linesort ascending Original Publication Date Themes Republication Hearst Collections
301 Fall Plowing The claim the stubble had no longer defends Poetry 1934 fall, death College Eye, Iowa State Teachers College 12 July (1935) 2 col. 3, Contemporary Iowa Poets Muscatine: The Prairie Press (1935) 27, Late Harvest 73. Country Men (1937) xiv, (1938) 36, (1943) 43, Man and His Field 30, Snake in the Strawberries 13.
302 Games Are Never Free The city park still draws children Iowa Arts Council Newsletter 1968 children, memory Iowa State Arts Council Biennium Report, 1968-1970, 3. Snake in the Strawberries 46.
303 The Chipmunk and I The chipmunk sits upright Chicago Tribune Magazine 1969 animals, neighbors Snake in the Strawberries 48.
304 All Anyone Could Say The children that we love are busy people Man and His Field 1951 children, exploration Man and His Field 58.
305 The Call The call burst into the room Cardinal Poetry Quarterly 1968 birds, destruction
306 Nag, Nag, Nag All Day The buzzing sound in my ears Event: Journal of Contemporary Art 1981 interruptions, work
307 Meeting a Pheasant Hunter in Our Grove The bush’s shape has been bent by the wind American Prefaces 1940 wind, nature
308 The Cure The bush at the corner of the house Sandlapper 1977 homesickness, flowers
309 Buried Seeds The buried seeds drink up the snow New York Herald Tribune 1964 nature, spring A Single Focus 43.
310 Routine The boy drowning under waves Aspen Times 1972 routine, frustration Snake in the Strawberries 10.
311 Bluejay and I The bluejay perches on the Spectrum, the Richmond Tri-Annual Review 1969 birds, work
312 Love's Survival The blind fingertips of longing A Single Focus 1967 summer, love A Single Focus 51.
313 My Father's Care The binder glittered in the sun, Iowa English Yearbook 1961 farming, aging Limited View 32, Landmark and Other Poems 11.
314 Undertow The bay of morning shines through Seven 1965 writing, distraction A Single Focus 58, Snake in the Strawberries 43.
315 No Symbols The barn's warm breath Snake in the Strawberries 1979 birth, meaning Snake in the Strawberries 12.
316 Destruction The barn stood for shelter The Denver Quarterly 1969 fire, destruction Voyages to the Inland Sea, II 40. Shaken by Leaf-Fall 61, Snake in the Strawberries 56.
317 Day After Day The baby cries in its crib Virginia Quarterly Review 1975 insecurity, despair Shaken by Leaf-Fall 18, Snake in the Strawberries 75.
318 Revival The anxious hours numb me Reporter 1967 fall, mortality Shaken by Leaf-Fall 56, Snake in the Strawberries 76.
319 A Testament The ant down there, dragging his leg, America 1973 perseverance, insects Snake in the Strawberries 58.
320 The Tarnish The afternoon failed of its promise and the sun Wormwood Review 1962 weather, decay Heartland: Poets of the Midwest. 78. Limited View 19, Landmark and Other Poems 26.
321 Change toward Certainty The afternoon closed it until it seemed Limited View 1962 love, nature Heartland: Poets of the Midwest 79, The Iowan (Spring 1979) 21. Limited View 20, Shaken by Leaf-Fall 25, Snake in the Strawberries 32.
322 The Flower The afternoon bent over Shaken by Leaf-Fall 1976 love, flowers Shaken by Leaf-Fall 15.
323 [Thank goodness it doesn't bug you often] Thank goodness it doesn’t bug you often, Planting Red Geraniums: Discovered Poems of James Hearst 2017 purpose, routine Planting Red Geraniums 33.
324 Neighborhood in the Suburbs Take our garbage cans, a man may be known Miscellany 1976 secrecy, community Proved by Trial 10.
325 Spring Fever Sun touched I sit on a Cottonwood Review 1968 spring, anticipation Shaken by Leaf-Fall 27, Snake in the Strawberries 72.

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