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• Latest Poems

• LATE SPRING
• To fight aloud is very brave - (138)
• Old Houses
• blessing the boats
• Aubade with Bread for the Sparrows
• Für Mein Waldelfin im Dezember
• From the Sky
• Winter Stars
• We Knew
• The Envoy of Mr. Cogito
• Watch long enough, and you will see the leaf
• End of Summer
• December, 1919
• A Lost Chord
• AWAKENING
• Sweet and Low
• Defeat
• End of a War
• du bois in ghana
• From "Preludes for Memnon"
• Kubla Khan
• Requiem
• From "Preludes for Memnon"
• Dark Night Of The Soul
• Tetélestai
• The Second Coming
• Reverdie / Reverdie
• Stepology
• Immortal Sails
• Hope is a tattered flag
• Skeletal Gazan Youth
• I gatti lo sapranno / The Cats Will Know
• Song for Dead Children
• In a Field
• Ross: Yellow Star
• North
• The End of Summer
• Gift
• Invitation to Love
• People Who Died
• Oaks
• The Ice Age
• The world is too much with us
• Spring
• Bitter-Sweet
• Sometimes, When the Light
• Almost Ashore
• February
• Funeral Blues
• The heart asks pleasure first
• Another Night in the Ruins
• In Memoriam, [Ring out, wild bells]
• Når de sover / When They Sleep
• Sonnet For Christmas
• Grace
• Everything is plundered, betrayed, sold
• And Death Shall Have No Dominion
• A Poem for the Cruel Majority
• truth
• I Was Never Able To Pray
• i am a little church
• The name...of it...is "Autumn"
• Emergency Haying
• Περιμένοντας τους Bαρβάρους /Waiting for the Barbarians
• "Libertad! Igualdad! Fraternidad!"
• What Work Is
• Elegy for the Quagga
• Going to the mountains with a little dancing girl, aged fifteen 
• The Wheel Revolves
• the gate
• The sun rising
• Dispatches from an Unfinished World
• Small Prayer
• Careful Now - Reflecting on the Mutations of War
• Ett liv / A Life
• Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening
• Dulce Et Decorum Est
• Hard Rock Returns to Prison from the Hospital for the Criminal Insane
• Formal Application
• Binsey Poplars
• Found Letter
• "Why do I love" You, Sir?
• Haiku Journey
• Havet / Ocean
• The White Room
• The Centurion's Prayer. An Ignatian Remembrance
• spring song
• Not for That City
• Sonnet XXIX: When, in disgrace with fortune and men’s eyes
• After Psalm 137 / Psalm 137
• Kyoto: March
• The Tollund Man
• The Percherons
• Malcolm X, February 1965
• Gates of Damascus
• The War in the Air
• Whoever Brought Me Here
• Time Does Not Bring Relief: You All Have Lied
• Golden Age
• The Rock in the Sea
• Boy at the Window
• You Can't Have It All
• Yo no soy yo / I Am Not I
• The Unquarried Blue of Those Depths Is All But Blinding
• Noël
• From "Preludes for Memnon"
• First Snow, Kerhonkson
• In the Third Year of the War
• Dream Song 61: Full moon. Our Narragansett gales subside + Narragansett Prayer of Thanksgiving
• Piano
• Monet Refuses the Operation
• Ἰθάκη / Ithaka
• Ode I. 11
• Zazen on Ching-t’ing Mountain
• Poem in October
• Into These Knots
• Memory Of Sun
• Fergus Falling
• Ensamhet / Loneliness
• Algunas Bestias / Beasts
• Sad Steps
• Immortal Autumn
• Psalm on Sifnos
• Driving through Minnesota During the Hanoi Bombings
• Manjusri
• I Died for Beauty, but was Scarce
• Your Night Is of Lilac
• Names We Sing in Sleep & Anger
• The last day of another home holiday
• Make me a willow cabin at your gate (Twelfth Night)
• Murmurs from the earth of this land
• Song
• Dirge
• The Well Rising
• The Word That Is a Prayer
• when you have forgotten Sunday: the love story
• The Garden by Moonlight
• The Journey
• The Poem that Can’t Be Written
• Song to the Men of England (1819)
• Littlefoot, 19, [This is the bird hour]
• Making the Bed
• Die Lösung /The Solution
• my dream about the second coming
• A Quiet Poem
• A Prayer in Spring
• So Little
• The Ass and the Nightingale
• Sonnet LV: Not marble, nor the gilded monuments
• I Have a Seat in the Abandoned Theater
• Beautiful Wreckage
• Sonnet
• A Birthday
• Altruism
• Cold Spring
• Kerub/Cherub
• Elegance
• Conciencia Plena / Full Consciousness
• A Light exists in Spring
• Tulips
• Dreams and Realities
• Dezilde al caballero que non se quexe / Tell the gentleman not to complain
• Another Song
• Two Kinds of Intelligence
• Winter Night
• At a Window
• Psalm 23
• Baltic Fog Notes
• Even The Sky
• Atavism
• Kings and Serfs
• No Moon Floods the Memory of That Night
• America, The Imperial
• The Cry Going Out Over Pastures
• sorrow song
• Golden Retrievals
• The footfall
• In Answer
• Vorgefühl / Premonition
• Hallelujah
• The Prisoners
• After the Gentle Poet Kobayashi Issa
• The Land, The Gun, The Olive Tree
• hate blows a bubble of despair
• Winter Trees
• The Man In The Moon
• Sonnet: Grief Dies
• The end of the world
• If It Were Not for You
• The Tide Rises, The Tide Falls
• truce
• The Downfall of the O’Donnells
• Walkers With The Dawn
• Ode to Occidental oil pipeline
• To be, or not to be
• The Old World
• A Thanksgiving to God, for his House
• Perhaps the World Ends Hereby
• June 19, 1953: Julius and Ethel Rosenberg
• Central Park at Dusk
• The Evening of the Mind
• The Fiddler of Dooney
• Autumnal Sonnet
• Notes on Poverty
• Six Prayers
• Across the Border
• Echoing Light
• The Night Abraham Called to the Stars
• Look: no one ever promised for sure that we would sing
• La Belle Dame sans Merci: A Ballad
• Allow Me
• I Am Waiting
• Ich bin auf der Welt zu allein / I am too alone in the world
• The Too-Late Born
• Reluctance
• Anahorish
• Orpheus at the Second Gate of Hades
• Autumn Movement
• The Master Painter
• Água Viva - Uma meditação viciante / Clarice Lispector has her own exceptional view on flowers
• Someone Should Start Laughing
• Siempre escasea un relámpago en la mesa / Always a shortage of lightning on the table
• The Hawk
• Two Poems from The Valley of Cranes
• By the Waters of Babylon
• Season of art and poetry
• Cien sonetos de amor XVII / One Hundred Love Sonnets: XVII
• God's World
• Come, Come, Whoever You Are
• AGENDA AT 74
• In lieblicher Bläue/from In Lovely Blue
• Mellem hånden og munden
• Incantation
• The Fat Old Couple Whirling Around
• A Postcard from the Volcano
• An Irish Airman foresees his Death
• Save us from imbeciles who think they rule the world
• Low-Anchored Cloud
• The Roman Road
• To The Indifferent Women
• Ask Me
• Let It Be Forgotten
• On the Farm
• Lovers on Aran
• The Way Things Should
• First Fig
• Measure
• El nombre conseguido de los nombres / The Name Drawn from the Names
• Moonlight, summer moonlight
• Vi venter
• After great pain, a formal feeling comes – (372)
• The Horses
• Anthem for Someone´s Child
• Looking In at Night
• Song
• Pied Beauty
• Cold Blooded Creatures
• The Choir Invisible
• Clown In The Moon
• Poet, Lover, Birdwatcher
• Let America Be America Again
• Evening Solace
• Hell
• Sonnet #10
• Ἐπιφάνια, 1937 / Epiphany, 1937
• Midsummer
• A Summer Wind
• Ravens Hiding in a Shoe
• When the World Ended as We Knew It
• Antenneskog / Antenna-forest
• Beloved, Let Us Once More Praise The Rain
• Only love grew
• Question and Answer in the Mountains
• If Spirits Walk
• Both Sides Now
• I Have Been Through The Gates
• Advice to a Prophet
• Vigil Strange I Kept on the Field one Night
• A Declaration, Not of Independence
• Nocturno / Night Piece
• Burning Trash
• To the Harbormaster
• The Word
• Soneto XLV / Don't Go Far Off, Not Even For A Day
• Mere Dil! Mere Musaafir! / O Traveller! My Heart!
• A Moment Of Happiness
• Far Out
• Adjectives of Order
• Jigsaw Puzzle
• A Sort of a Song
• An Altogether Different Language
• Those Being Eaten by America
• Dirge Without Music
• Vägen hem / The way home / Le Chemin Du Retour
• Spring Quiet
• Άρνηση / Denial
• Peter Gabriel singing "The Book of Love" by The Magnetic Fields
• What Has Happened?
• Bora Ring
• Trying To Pray
• I Belong There
• There Will Come Soft Rains
• The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock
• De noche, amada, amarra tu corazón al mío / Tie Your Heart At Night To Mine, Love
• Full Moon
• Getting Used to Your Name
• Bath
• Birds Appearing In A Dream
• O Me! O Life!
• Pigeons at Dawn
• El barco entra, opaco y negro / The Ship, Solid and Black
• Silence
• Spring and All
• Thanks
• That What Was Told
• Blackbird Etude
• Dover Beach
• You Will Hear Thunder
• Alone In The Woods
• My Star
• Aeolian Harp
• Ghost Dance
• Ένας γέροντας στην ακροποταμιά / An Old Man on the River Bank
• Belle Isle, 1949
• A Plain Song For Comadre
• Poor Earth
• The Poet
• Anthem for Doomed Youth
• Resurrection
• Sonnet II
• Bitter Laugh
• Always Marry An April Girl
• My Guardian Angel
• 136 Syllables at Rocky Mountain Dharma Center
• A Blessing
• Winter Seascape
• The Voice
• Halfway Down
• Venus Transiens
• Depression
• To Daffodils
• After the Winter
• Sudden Light
• Ja visst gör det ont / Yes, of course it hurts
• Pingüino / Magellanic Penguin
• On the Beach at Night Alone
• the sonnet-ballad
• My Greatest Need is You
• I Will Not Let Thee Go
• March Elegy
• Mark Twain and Joan of Arc
• Et blik stort og barmhjertigt
• Lead A Normal Life
• Kornåkeren / Barley Field
• Campo dei Fiori
• Vorfrühling / Early Spring
• High waving heather 'neath stormy blasts bending
• The Ecstatic
• Living at the End of Time
• Remember me when I am gone away
• Absolutely Clear
• the message of crazy horse
• Veni Creator
• Magpies
• Demain, dès l'aube.../ Tomorrow, At Dawn...
• Where Are The War Poets ?
• Pájaro / Bird
• A Clear Midnight
• Children Chapter IV
• Another Lullaby for Insomniacs
• Frederick Douglass
• Walking West
• The Gardener 85
• I, too, sing America.
• Letter from the Mountains
• Sonnets from the Portuguese 43: How do I Love thee? Let me Count the Ways
• Indra, himmelens herre, hör oss! / Indra, Lord of the Heavens, hear us!
• Learning the Trees
• Encounter
• The Winter's Spring
• Siren Song
• When You Are Old
• Two Violins
• When I am dead, my dearest
• A Shadow
• The Cat in the Kitchen
• Acquainted with the Night
• Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird
• In My Craft Or Sullen Art
• In Al-Quds “In Jerusalem” -تميم البرغوثي ... في القدس
• A Letter to Ernesto Sábato
• Democracy
• Passport
• Desiderata
• A Song on the End of the World
• Blizzard
• Earthquake
• i carry your heart with me
• Flowers by the Sea
• Puedo Escribir / Tonight I Can Write The Saddest Lines
• As I Step Over A Puddle At The End Of Winter, I Think Of An Ancient Chinese Governor
• Consciousness (1934)
• RED HORSE
• SEPTEMBER 1, 1939
• An Early Morning Reading Buddhist Works With Zhao At His Temple
• Odysseus
• Not Waving but Drowning
• For the Old Gnostics
• Winter Landscape, With Rooks
• The Lake Isle of Innisfree
• Although the wind ...
• Having Lost My Sons, I Confront the Wreckage of the Moon: Christmas, 1960
• A Line-storm Song
• Te Deum
• A New Story
• The Darkling Thrush
• The Snow Man
• There’s a certain Slant of light
• Monet's Waterlilies
• There It Is
• Bei Nacht / At Night On The High Seas
• Auf Wanderung / On A Journey
• Journey Of The Magi
• The Eerie Vision of Edgar Allen Poe / THE HAUNTED PALACE
• Llanto
• Negro Speaks of Rivers
• Love's Philosophy
• The Pains of Sleep
• If It Be Your Will
• A Message from the Wanderer
• Wanting Sumptuous Heavens
• White Buffalo Calf Woman
• These spiritual window-shoppers
• A List of Praises
• LUVINA
• Abraham Lincoln Walks at Midnight
• Europa - som drøm og mareridt
• The Cap and Bell
• The Play Way
• Please Call Me By My True Names
• Non-Duality
• En los bosques, perdido, corté una rama oscura / Lost In The Forest
• Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night
• Beach Burial / Strandbegräbnis
• Hope is the thing with feathers (254)
• World Below the Brine
• A noiseless patient spider
• Her ancient cedar heart
• What I Know (Making Free with Villon's Smalltalk)
• A New Story
• Making Quiltwork
• Those Winter Sundays
• Light Night
• I Shall Come Back
• Saint Francis And The Sow
• Chamber Music II
• Ozymandias
• To Waken an Old Lady
• He Wishes For The Cloths Of Heaven
• The Boy Died in My Alley
• Sierra Nevada / Fjell
• Take this waltz
• Stories of the street
• Mirror
• The Road Not Taken (Mountain Interval. 1920.)
• Høst / Fall
• Rekviem / Requiem