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Title First Line Original Publication Datesort ascending Themes Republication Hearst Collections
76 Abandoned Orchard These weathered trees Poetry Now 1984 decay, perseverance
77 What Matters It rose high enough North American Review 1984 order, farming A Country Man 31.
78 Away with Boards The last storm shook Kansas Quarterly 1984 cities, destruction
79 What Time Is It Anyway? You can't win 'em all, Focus 1984 work, alienation
80 Claim for Damages "The man recovered from the bite, Focus 1984 frustration, law
81 Crop Inspector The farmer opened the gate, Poetry Now 1984 farming, perseverance
82 Hope Goes Whoosh! We just could not believe our luck. Focus 1984 neighbors, disappointment
83 Never Too Late He grunted, jammed North American Review 1984 aging, gardening A Country Man 28.
84 Reason to Get Up in the Morning All this chatter about Contact 1984 routine, morning
85 Strange Things Happen I found a ball in the yard Yankee Magazine 1984 memory, games North American Review 299.2 (Spring 2014) 27.
86 The Tide Today is our anniversary Pendragon 1984 aging, marriage
87 The Trimmed Bush Grouch, she said, you are North American Review 1984 appearances, relationships A Country Man 58.
88 A Believer A dirty carpet of March snow Anglo-American Studies 1983 birth, animals A Country Man 18.
89 Cleaning Lady Her coat is vague as fog but she herself Anglo-American Studies 1983 work, virtue A Country Man 18.
90 Fallen Sign There comes a time when Anglo-American Studies 1983 farming, aging A Country Man 18.
91 Moments of Being Away Today I walked through the house Chariton Review 1983 ownership, belonging
92 Man with a Shovel The man with a shovel on his shoulder Anglo-American Studies 1983 observation, work A Country Man 59.
93 The Shelled Pea News To shell peas on a hot Commonweal 1983 work, amazement
94 So Much Change Remember how the book would not Anglo-American Studies 1983 love, loss A Country Man 21.
95 There Are Those Who Say This I lit the bonfire, Chariton Review 1983 fire, destruction
96 Time to Go In You poke the fire in the fireplace, America 1983 night, meaning
97 Within Limits One afternoon in early spring Anglo-American Studies 1983 cleaning, decay A Country Man 20.
98 Not Really a Quarrel Granted we slept well and Poet and Critic 1982 argument, marriage
99 Wither Away, Friend An ill-matched pair Grain 1982 marriage, argument
100 Not the Last Goodbye Hat askew, coat open, Poet and Critic 1982 love, worry

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