death
| Title | First Line | Theme(s) |
|---|---|---|
| The Painter | "Our local painter always seemed afraid" | death prudence |
| Frost | "Though nothing came that could be heard" | fall death |
| Clover Swaths | "My eyes are cloudy with death." | youth death |
| Fall Plowing | "The claim the stubble had no longer defends" | fall death |
| Dead Crows | "Early in the morning two crow abandoned wing" | death aging |
| When a Neighbor Dies | "Safe from loneliness, safe from storm," | death nature |
| Winter Field | "Whether or not the man who turned" | death winter |
| March Mourning | "The late snow is a fungus" | snow death |
| After the Son Died | "The trees follow two sides of a square" | death impermanence |
| The Old Dog | "The old dog waits patiently for death" | death |