Approach to Wildness -- Danse Russe / William Carlos Williams -- Smell! / William Carlos Williams -- Crazy Dog Events / Jerome Rothenberg -- Four Quatrains / Rumi -- Much Madness is Divinest Sense / Emily Dickinson -- from Notebook of a Return to the Native Land / Aime Cesaire -- Bread and Wine / Friedrich Holderlin -- Has Anyone Seen the Boy? / Rumi -- from The Will to Believe / William James -- from Proverbs from Hell / William Blake -- from Middle of the Way / Galway Kinnell -- The Wild Mallard Thought / Henry David Thoreau -- The Wild Man Comes to the Monastery / Anonymous -- from Song of a Man Who Has Come Through / D.H. Lawrence -- Knowing Nothing Shuts the Iron Gates / Kabir -- from In a Dark Time / Theodore Roethke -- Little Infinite Poem / Federico Garcia Lorca -- The Wild Old Wicked Man / William Butler Yeats -- Mad as the Mist and Snow / William Butler Yeats -- Song of the Cuban Blacks / Federico Garcia Lorca -- Advice / Bill Holm -- Fathers' Prayers for Sons and Daughters -- With Kit, Age 7, at the Beach / William Stafford -- A Story / Li-Young Lee -- A Prayer for My Son / William Butler Yeats -- On the Beach at Fontana / James Joyce -- In the Third Month / David Ray -- On My First Son / Ben Jonson -- The Idea of Ancestry / Etheridge Knight -- Men and Birth: The Unexplainable / Haki R. Madhubuti -- Lastness / Galway Kinnell -- Changing Diapers / Gary Snyder -- At the Washing of My Son / David Ray -- from A Prayer for My Daughter / William Butler Yeats -- A Flower Given to My Daughter / James Joyce -- An Ark for Lawrence Durrell / Robert Duncan -- The Turtle / William Carlos Williams -- Boy at the Window / Richard Wilbur -- For My Son, Noah, Ten Years Old / Robert Bly -- After Making Love We Hear Footsteps / Galway Kinnell -- Sometimes a Man Stands Up During Supper / Rainer Maria Rilke -- A Story That Could Be True / William Stafford -- War -- War / Miguel Hernandez -- The Man from Washington / James Welch -- Rundown Church / Federico Garcia Lorca -- Dulce et Decorum Est / Wilfred Owen -- Postcard / Miklos Radnoti -- Dry Loaf / Wallace Stevens -- Ode for the American Dead in Asia / Thomas McGrath -- Words for My Daughter / John Balaban -- To President Bush at the Start of the Gulf War / Robert Bly -- Becoming Milton / Coleman Barks -- from The Homeric Hymn to Ares -- The Secret of Victory / George Patton -- from Lessons of the War / Henry Reed -- Big Dream, Little Dream / Louis Simpson -- Do Not Weep, Maiden, for War Is Kind / Stephen Crane -- The Colonel / Carolyn Forche -- "Keeping Their World Large" / Marianne Moore -- Passing an Orchard by Train / Robert Bly -- I Know the Earth, and I Am Sad -- The Wind, One Brilliant Day / Antonio Machado -- Sonnets to Orpheus IV / Rainer Maria Rilke -- The Negro Speaks of Rivers / Langston Hughes -- Rain / Vachel Lindsay -- Melancholy Inside Families / Pablo Neruda -- Walking Around / Pablo Neruda -- No More Auction Block (Spiritual) -- I felt a Funeral, in my Brain / Emily Dickinson -- The Day Lady Died / Frank O'Hara -- Sonnets to Orpheus VIII / Rainer Maria Rilke -- Sunflower / Rolf Jacobsen -- Snowbanks North of the House / Robert Bly -- Healing / D.H. Lawrence -- Come In / Robert Frost -- I Am Going to Speak of Hope / Cesar Vallejo -- And What If After So Many Words / Cesar Vallejo -- The House of Fathers and Titans -- For, Brother, What Are We? / Thomas Wolfe -- from Democracy in America / Alexis de Tocqueville -- The Bones of My Father / Etheridge Knight -- from Theogony / Hesiod -- Saturn / Sharon Olds -- The Guild / Sharon Olds -- The Sick Image of My Father Fades / John Horder -- My Papa's Waltz / Theodore Roethke -- American Primitive / William Jay Smith -- My Father's Wedding / Robert Bly -- The Portrait / Stanley Kunitz -- The Core of Masculinity / Rumi -- The Gift / Li-Young Lee -- The Weight of Sweetness / Li-Young Lee -- Only When My Heart Freezes / Alden Nowlan -- Those Winter Sundays / Robert Hayden -- My Father Went to Funerals / Howard Nelson -- Offering / Thomas McGrath -- The Distant Footsteps / Cesar Vallejo -- Yesterday / W.S. Merwin -- from Memories of My Father / Galway Kinnell -- The Race / Sharon Olds -- The Irish Cliffs of Moher / Wallace Stevens -- Language: Speaking Well and Speaking Out -- Magic Words (Eskimo) -- The Mind / Trobriands -- Songs Are Thoughts / Orpingalik -- On Being Extravagant / Henry David Thoreau -- from Gargantua / Francois Rabelais -- from The Havana Lectures / Federico Garcia Lorca -- Poetry Is a Destructive Force / Wallace Stevens -- In My Craft or Sullen Art / Dylan Thomas -- On the Words in Poetry / Dylan Thomas -- Sound-Posture / Robert Frost -- Amergin and Cessair (Traditional) -- from Canto LXXXI / Ezra Pound -- Sonnet LXV / William Shakespeare -- Rigorists / Marianne Moore -- To Autumn / John Keats -- On the Writing of Poetry / William Stafford -- Thoughts / Gerhart Hauptmann, Samuel Johnson and William Wordsworth -- Selections / Miguel Hernandez -- These Days / Charles Olson -- American Poetry / Louis Simpson -- Catch / Robert Francis -- Pitcher / Robert Francis -- Library / Louis Jenkins -- from Standing Up / Tomas Transtromer -- from The Man with the Blue Guitar / Wallace Stevens -- from Autobiography of Charles Darwin -- Making a Hole in Denial -- The Inner Part / Louis Simpson -- Miniver Cheevy / Edwin Arlington Robinson -- "Next To Of Course God America I / E.E. Cummings -- We Real Cool / Gwendolyn Brooks -- Twenty-First. Night. Monday / Anna Akhmatova -- The Invisible King / Goethe -- Darkmotherscream / Andrei Voznesensky -- Empty Warriors / Haki R. Madhubuti -- On the Yard / Etheridge Knight -- A Poem Some People Will Have to Understand / Amiri Baraka -- Animals Are Passing from Our Lives / Philip Levine -- It Is This Way with Men / C.K. Williams -- The War Prayer / Mark Twain -- The Second Coming / William Butler Yeats -- A First on TV / David Ignatow -- Sunday at the State Hospital / David Ignatow -- No Theory / David Ignatow -- Funeral Eva / Koroneu -- Crazy Jane Talks with the Bishop / William Butler Yeats -- Design / Robert Frost -- Have You Anything to Say in Your Defense? / Cesar Vallejo -- The Spider / Cesar Vallejo -- Loving the Community and Work -- A Ritual to Read to Each Other / William Stafford -- Throw Yourself Like Seed / Miguel de Unamuno -- Until One Is Committed / Goethe -- Just as the Winged Energy of Delight / Rainer Maria Rilke -- Work / Gyula Illyes -- Lamb / Michael Dennis Browne -- Why Log Drivers Rise Earlier Than Students of Zen / Gary Snyder -- All the Fruit / Friedrich Holderlin -- New York / Federico Garcia Lorca -- To the States / Walt Whitman -- Thoughts / Samuel Johnson -- Thoughts / Heraclitus -- What Happened During the Ice Storm / Jim Heynen -- The Flying Eagles of Troop 62 / James Wright -- Waxwings / Robert Francis -- For Eli Jacobson / Kenneth Rexroth -- Epitaph / Thomas McGrath -- Death / Kuba -- The Naive Male -- Which One Is Genuine? / Charles Baudelaire -- Onion / Katha Pollitt -- A Story About the Body / Robert Hass -- The Rites of Manhood / Alden Nowlan -- He Loved Three Things / Anna Akhmatova -- When the Father Is Absent / James Hillman -- The Black Hairs / Heinz Pasman -- The Indian Serenade / Percy Bysshe Shelley -- The Good Deeds of the Moon / Charles Baudelaire -- In a Tavern / Louis Jenkins -- Faith / Czeslaw Milosz -- from Song of Myself / Walt Whitman -- Across the Swamp / Olav H. Hauge -- Peer Gynt Tells His Mother About His Newest Adventure / Henrik Ibsen -- The Hopeful Spiritual Athlete / Kabir -- How Much Is Not True / Kabir.
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