Virginia Quarterly Review
| Title | First Line | Theme(s) | Original Citation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dogma | "Sucked and bitten I shake" | animals, independence | Virginia Quarterly Review 45 (Winter 1969) 64. |
| Frustrations | "Thoughts run like mice" | memory, animals | Virginia Quarterly Review 46 (Autumn 1970) 594. |
| The Face of Things | "The creek retreats from flood rage" | spring, planting | Virginia Quarterly Review 46 (Autumn 1970) 595. |
| Chill Comfort | "The sun rose, burned off the mist," | breakfast, loneliness | Virginia Quarterly Review 52 (Winter 1975) 72. |
| Day After Day | "The baby cries in its crib" | insecurity, despair | Virginia Quarterly Review 51 (Winter 1975) 72. |
| Self-Portrait | "The mirror lacks depth," | reflection, aging | Virginia Quarterly Review 51 (Winter 1975) 71. |
| University | "Morning light throws a wreath" | university, summer | Virginia Quarterly Review 51 (Winter 1975) 73. |