Great Lakes Review
| Title | First Line | Theme(s) | Original Citation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alive and Well | "Don't fill the kitchen pot" | winter, perseverance | Great Lakes Review 4 (Summer 1977) 61. |
| Escape Artist | "Well, well, so this is the way" | argument, performance | Great Lakes Review 4 (Summer 1977) 59. |
| Flight and Return | "The locked house next door" | neighbors, racism | Great Lakes Review 4 (Summer 1977) 62. |
| Hostility to Order | "Today the sun's eye" | entropy, order | Great Lakes Review 4 (Summer 1977) 65. |
| Lock the Door | "Now you have burned the letters--" | relationships, memory | Great Lakes Review 4 (Summer 1977) 67. |
| Same Thing but Different | "The paperboy slammed the screen door" | community, routine | Great Lakes Review 4 (Summer 1977) 69. |
| The Way It Is | "Prepare the ground, I told her," | gardening, gender | Great Lakes Review 4 (Summer 1977) 64. |
| Vacation in Colorado | "The street's hullabaloo tramps" | wilderness, civilization | Great Lakes Review 4 (Summer 1977) 66. |
| Whatever Happened | "When I was young I discovered" | reading, conformity | Great Lakes Review 4 (Summer 1977) 68. |
| Who? Who? | "Do you ever stop to wonder—" | identity, reflection | Great Lakes Review 4 (Summer 1977) 64. |