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Title First Line Original Publication Datesort ascending Themes Republication Hearst Collections
176 Women Shearing Men The wind whistles a bawdy tune, Canadian Forum 1979 control, animals Snake in the Strawberries 97.
177 Do People Care for People? Appetites in the barnyard bawled Wormwood Review 1979 compassion, civilization
178 Shove It, Brother, Shove It From bedroom to bathroom to North American Review 1979 optimism, disability
179 Not to Be Overlooked We had a bull calf born premature, Snake in the Strawberries 1979 surprise, validation Snake in the Strawberries 7.
180 Hang On to the Grab Bar Caught in the revolving door Kansas Quarterly 1979 longing, civilization
181 Small Thorns The odor from garbage my neighbor Wormwood Review 1979 neighbors, annoyance
182 Arrogance of Things The growth of the cornfield today Snake in the Strawberries 1979 death, materiality Snake in the Strawberries 8.
183 Hard Way to Learn A trickle of water from Poetry 1979 farming, knowledge
184 Statistics and Waterfalls The textbook lies on the Black and White 1979 knowledge, imagination
185 But the Earth Abides The windmill squeaks, flaps broken vanes, Snake in the Strawberries 1979 renewal, entropy Snake in the Strawberries 9.
186 The Insatiable Demand He chopped his work The New Renaissance 1979 busyness, overwhelmed
187 A Misery Bleeds A misery bleeds inside of me Snake in the Strawberries 1979 Depression, frustration Snake in the Strawberries 52.
188 Wheelchair Blues Two raised steps deny him North American Review 1979 disability, memory
189 A Secret to Live By In the attic of my mind Snake in the Strawberries 1979 memory, revelation Snake in the Strawberries 10.
190 An Account of Failures I woke this morning and felt West Branch 1979 regret, perseverance
191 Dragon Lesson This country needs live dragons, Snake in the Strawberries 1979 integrity, peace Snake in the Strawberries 100.
192 No Nightingales, No Nymphs The imperatives of spring Poetry 1979 spring, work
193 No Word for the Wise We can tell the year's close Southwest Review 1979 winter, aging
194 Land of Beginnings The door you once closed lets you slip through Snake in the Strawberries 1979 time, farming Snake in the Strawberries 3.
195 Virtue of Logic He believed in the generation The New Renaissance 1978 reason, argument
196 Sauce for the Gander The last person to bed starts the Cedar Arts Forum 1978 marriage, night
197 Change in Appetites We had a hired man whose remarks South Dakota Review 1978 sex, animals
198 On Guard The sun protects my back Tinderbox 1978 morning, fear
199 It Could Be Worse, Maybe My god, such a night! Slow Loris Reader 1978 insomnia, morning Landmark and Other Poems 9.
200 Our Country The lady in the harbor View Magazine 1978 promise, disillusionment

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