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Poems
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1985
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The Logic of Divination
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1985
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Marking Time
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1985
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Cycles of Time
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1985
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Models and Maps
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1985
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Systems of Relationships
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1985
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Figures on the Threshold
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2000
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A Woman Invented Fire
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2000
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Stanzas: Old Age and the Conventions of Retirement Have Driven My Friends from the Work They Love
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2000
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One Day When I Was a Child
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2000
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Drowning
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2000
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Life
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2000
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Right Now
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2000
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A Poem About Storytelling
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2000
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A Warning
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2000
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Alive
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2000
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At the Battery
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2000
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An Arboreal Mystery
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2000
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20th Street Spring
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2000
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Note to Grandparents
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2000
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Psalm
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2000
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Mulberry Street
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2000
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War
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2000
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For Danny
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2000
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The Nature of This City
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2000
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On the Fourth Floor
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2000
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Winter Afternoon
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2000
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Middle-Age Poem
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2000
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Bob Visits Friends
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2000
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On Mother's Day
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2000
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Housing
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2000
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Having Arrived by Bike at Battery Park
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2000
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Whistlers
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2000
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For George
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2000
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One Day
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2000
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The Five-Day Week
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2000
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Some Days
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2000
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Vengeance
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2000
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Family
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2000
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Letter
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2000
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My Mother: 33 Years Later
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2000
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On the Bank Street Pier
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2000
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Gift
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2000
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No Love
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2000
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Words
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2000
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Quarrel
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2000
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Question
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2000
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Old Age Porch
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2000
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Fund Appeal
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2000
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For My Friend Who Planted a Tree for His Daughter Jane
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2000
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Responsibility
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2000
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Fear
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2000
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Families
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2000
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Goldenrod
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2000
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What Is This Whiteness on the Field?
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2000
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When the Wild Strawberry Leaves Turn
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2000
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Then
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2000
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In Deepest Summer
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2000
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Saint-John's-wort!
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2000
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A Bee!
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2000
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An Ant!
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2000
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False Strawberry Is
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2000
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September
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2000
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The Choir Singing
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2000
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Leaves Apples
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2000
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Connections: Vermont Vietnam
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2000
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Song Stanzas of Private Luck
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2000
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The Old Dog's Song
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2000
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34th Street Song
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2000
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The Sad Children's Song
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2000
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Traveler
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2000
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Speaker and Speaker
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2000
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Quarrel
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2000
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Autumn
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2000
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South Window
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2000
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My Father at 85
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2000
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My Father at 89
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2000
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One Day I Decided
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2000
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In Aix
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2000
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On the Ramblas a Tree a Girl
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2000
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Oh
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2000
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In France
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2000
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I Gave Away That Kid
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2000
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Subway Station
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2000
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Bridges
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2000
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In Hanoi
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2000
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Two Villages
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2000
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That Country
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2000
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Street Corner Dialogue
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2000
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Illegal Aliens
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2000
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In San Salvador
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2000
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For Mike and Jeannie: Resisters Fifteen Years Later
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2000
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Learning from Barbara Deming
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2000
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Happiness
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2000
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Definition
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2000
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Age
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2000
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Love
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2000
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Time
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2000
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The Women's Prison: El Salvador the Ballad of Visiting Day
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2000
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The Dance in Jinotega
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2000
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People in My Family
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2000
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In the Bus
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2000
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House: Some Instructions
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2000
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The Immigrant Story
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2000
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Translation
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2000
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Signs
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2000
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The Woman Says
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2000
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Faces
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2000
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It's True
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2000
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Tenth Grade
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2000
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The Boy His Mother
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2000
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Suppertime
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2000
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How to Tell a Story (My Method) (Most of the Time)
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2000
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The World Thrum
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2000
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My Father Said
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2000
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He Wanders
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2000
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Four Short Pieces
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2000
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The Poet's Occasional Alternative
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2000
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One of the Softer Sorrows of Age
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2000
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When This Old Body
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2000
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When I Was Asked How I Could Leave Vermont in the Middle of October
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2000
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Weather
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2000
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In Montpelier, Vermont
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2000
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Beef
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2000
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NOW
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2000
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Is There a Difference Between Men and Women
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2000
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Reading the Newspapers at the Village Store
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2000
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The Desert Wasn't Loved Enough Said Reich
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2000
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What If (This Week)
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2000
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This Life
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2000
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Sometimes
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2000
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Leaflet
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2000
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I See My Friend Everywhere
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2000
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A Letter
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2000
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For Jan
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2000
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Luck
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2000
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On the Deck
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2000
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For My Daughter
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Therefore
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In This Dream
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2000
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Hand-Me-Downs
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2000
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Here
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2000
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Walking in the Woods
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2008
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Proverbs
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2008
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Anti-Love Poem
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2008
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On Occasion
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2008
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Fathers
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2008
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Why Shouldn't Men Look at Women
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2008
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I Met a Woman on the Plane
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2008
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You Can't Think Without Thinking About Something
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2008
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Then
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2008
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Freedom Has Overtaken Me
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2008
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Before I Was Nobody
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2008
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A New York City Man Is
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2008
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Thank God There Is No God
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2008
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The Hard-Hearted Rich
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2008
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Their Honest Purpose Mocked
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2008
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What a Terrible Racket They Made
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2008
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She Said
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2008
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Life Is as Risky
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2008
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Birth of a Child
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2008
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Sometimes Now When I Sleep Alone
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2008
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I Met a Seducer
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2008
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Having Dinner
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2008
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An Occasional Speech at the Interfaith Thanksgiving Gathering
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2008
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It Doesn't Matter If
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2008
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To the Vermont Arts Council on Its Fortieth Birthday
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2008
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The Very Little Girl Looked at Her Grandfather
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2008
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My Sister and My Grandson
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2008
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Fidelity
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2008
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I Invited
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2008
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My Lungs
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2008
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News
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2008
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Who
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2008
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Bravery on Tenth Street
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2008
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Many
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2008
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I Needed to Talk to My Sister
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2008
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Suddenly There's Poughkeepsie
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2008
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A Cloud Like a Tower
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2008
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I Went Out Walking
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2008
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Some Things Are Not
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2008
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Night Morning
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2008
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My Heart Leaps Up When I Behold
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2008
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On the Park Bench
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2008
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The Irish Poet
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2008
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The Telling
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2008
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All the Old Women Came Out in the Sun
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2008
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Detour
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2008
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I Had Thought the Tumors
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2008
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One Day
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2008
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Windows
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2008
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Here We Are Now
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2008
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Even
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2008
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Sisters
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2008
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Mabel
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2008
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Education
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2008
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Let the Day Go
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2008
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This Hill
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