The James Hearst Digital Archive

Home » Poetry Listings

Poetry Listings

Displaying 501 - 525 of 675
Title First Line Original Publication Datesort descending Themes Republication Hearst Collections
501 Women Shearing Men The wind whistles a bawdy tune, Canadian Forum 1979 control, animals Snake in the Strawberries 97.
502 The Fact Is... A duck at a worm Poetry View 1979 nature, death
503 Do People Care for People? Appetites in the barnyard bawled Wormwood Review 1979 compassion, civilization
504 To Build a Fence We stretch a barbed wire from corner post Snake in the Strawberries 1979 fences, labor Snake in the Strawberries 6.
505 Shove It, Brother, Shove It From bedroom to bathroom to North American Review 1979 optimism, disability
506 Here and There It's true the days are longer, Snake in the Strawberries 1979 spring, despair Snake in the Strawberries 47.
507 Hang On to the Grab Bar Caught in the revolving door Kansas Quarterly 1979 longing, civilization
508 Small Thorns The odor from garbage my neighbor Wormwood Review 1979 neighbors, annoyance
509 Grandfather and the Evangelist A tent with a platform and with folding chairs, Snake in the Strawberries 1979 religion, experience Snake in the Strawberries 6.
510 Hard Way to Learn A trickle of water from Poetry 1979 farming, knowledge
511 Statistics and Waterfalls The textbook lies on the Black and White 1979 knowledge, imagination
512 Not to Be Overlooked We had a bull calf born premature, Snake in the Strawberries 1979 surprise, validation Snake in the Strawberries 7.
513 The Insatiable Demand He chopped his work The New Renaissance 1979 busyness, overwhelmed
514 Wheelchair Blues Two raised steps deny him North American Review 1979 disability, memory
515 Arrogance of Things The growth of the cornfield today Snake in the Strawberries 1979 death, materiality Snake in the Strawberries 8.
516 Dragon Lesson This country needs live dragons, Snake in the Strawberries 1979 integrity, peace Snake in the Strawberries 100.
517 Housebroken The year has turned, Wascana Review 1980 nature, winter
518 Banish Morning Fear When he woke at dawn, it was his habit to think Modern Maturity 1980 aging, mortality
519 There Are Still Some Mysteries My young neighbor attended an Poetry Now 1980
520 Castrating the Pigs It always seemed to be a rainy day Poetry Now 1980 animals, masculinity
521 The Way the Light Shines The shrill singing of cicada Poetry Now 1980 aging, friendship
522 Cerebral Palsy Each morning the wild, random The Windless Orchard 1980 illness, perseverance
523 Weather Words The garden waited to be covered, Poetry Now 1980 gardening, winter
524 Consider a Poem If I speak to explain myself Stone Country 1980 poetry, communication
525 Espaliered on a Wailing Wall Farmland lacks immunity to the Wascana Review 1980 nature, cities

Pages

XLS