Yankee Magazine
| Title | First Line | Theme(s) | Original Citation |
|---|---|---|---|
| End of April | "A grey sky roofs the morning" | weather, color | Yankee Magazine (April 1968) 182. |
| Judgement by Spring Rain | "Some snarl faced poet" | seasons, aging | Yankee Magazine (April 1973) 192. |
| Each to Its Own Purpose | "They said, don't use words" | poetry, language | Yankee Magazine (Dec. 1975) 222. |
| Eighty Birthdays | "This cake, a snow-topped hill," | aging, longing | Yankee Magazine (Dec. 1977) 214. |
| Not Born Again | "This land partly from me," | nature, mortality | Yankee Magazine (March 1977) 116. |
| Pause between Clock Ticks | "Like a caught breath" | decisions, stillness | Yankee Magazine (Nov. 1979) 297. |
| Sooner or Later | "My roots search for water" | trouble, nature | Yankee Magazine 44.8 (Aug. 1980) 173. |
| Walls | "My terrace wall dropped" | ownership, division | Yankee Magazine 46.9 (Sept. 1982) 194.. |
| Strange Things Happen | "I found a ball in the yard" | memory, games | Yankee Magazine (July 1984) 153. |