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Title First Line Original Publication Date Themes Republicationsort ascending Hearst Collections
276 Tired of Earth Wind bites dust from the furrows Discourse: A Review of Liberal Arts 1962 farming, death Limited View 14, Late Harvest 72.
277 Moving Day I have moved from one house A Country Man 1993 moving, change A Country Man 38.
278 The Same in This As Other Lands He bows his head against the wind Poetry 1940 farming, work The Sun at Noon 31, Man and His Field 23, Landmark and Other Poems 58.
279 Anyone Can See Anyone with half wit can see Poetry Now 1981 farming, gift
280 A Field You Cannot Own You thought there was a For Sale sign Wormwood Review 1972 love, rejection
281 Mexico (San Miguel de Allende) Fresh from the slow hills of Iowa Ladies Home Journal 1962 welcoming, Mexico Limited View 12.
282 Statement It doesn't matter what the critics say, Man and His Field 1951 poetry, critics Man and His Field 19, Snake in the Strawberries 24, The Good Earth 56, Selected Poems 9.
283 Where We Live We stole time to walk together A Country Man 1993 nature, relationships A Country Man 57.
284 Hen Pheasant Dusk fills the grove and seeps Poetry 1965 farming, birds A Single Focus 23.
285 Harvest Claim The clover field in bloom seemed innocent Kansas City Star 1957 seasons, harvest Shaken by Leaf-Fall 60, Snake in the Strawberries 67.
286 Survival [1] Lightning hit the poplar tree Poetry Scope 1981 trees, perseverance
287 After the People Go No one lives here any more, they all have moved away Country Men 1937 drought, nature Country Men (1937) vii, (1938) 24, (1943) 34, Man and His Field 69.
288 Survival [2] At the mercy of street Planting Red Geraniums: Discovered Poems of James Hearst 2017 trees, perseverance Planting Red Geraniums 32.
289 The Captain Ashore I know a man whose twisted wife New York Herald Tribune 1964 greed, respect
290 No Leaves? No Apples? No fruit bends the orchard trees Man and His Field 1951 fall, perseverance Man and His Field 59.
291 Forewarned Now when the breath of frost has chilled A Single Focus 1967 farming, winter A Single Focus 42, Snake in the Strawberries 45.
292 Point of No Return Grass in the cracks of the sidewalk, Dry Leaves 1975 memory, decay Dry Leaves.
293 Only Flowers Seem Not to Die On our May Day anniversary Poetry Now 1982 flowers, loss
294 Theology When we were boys a man my father hired Midland 1927 religion, fear Country Men (1937) xxxviii, (1938) 60 (1943) 68.
295 The Warning Cry The warning cry of wild geese from cold and cloudy roads Country Men 1937 spring, renewal
296 Vacation in Colorado The street's hullabaloo tramps Great Lakes Review 1977 wilderness, civilization Snake in the Strawberries 90.
297 Reflection in a Dimestore Window It’s not that men are never Poet Lore 1971 appearance, judgement
298 Deaf Ear You said you would come and Chicago Tribune Magazine 1970 happiness, promise
299 Routine Keeps Me I make water in the morning KPFA Folio 1970 respect, responsibility Snake in the Strawberries 51.
300 The Change The same plowed field and A Single Focus 1967 fall, hunting A Single Focus 59.

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