Poem of the Week
- Hispaniola
- [The sparrows keep hurling themselves against the windowpanes]
- Early Options
- We Never Stop Talking
about Our Mothers - Back in 1990 No One Objected When My Students Hung Earth Day Posters All Over Braselton, Georgia
- Statehood
- of the propoetides
- November Night
- Looking at Stars with George
- Anthropocene
- Meditation after the
Autumn Equinox - Infinite Earth
- If Holden Caulfield Were a Mother
- When My Alabama
- Sounding
- The Store in Which I Am Turned to a Widow
- Spaghetti Western
- Replica
- The Surfers at San Clemente Pier, September 2021
- Wet Man
- Return
- Kaleidoscope
- Caravaggio
- Nightjar
- Mobbing
- A Late Valentine
- In Praise of the Du-Rag
- On the Fourteenth Day
without a Father - To the Grackle
- Field Notes
- Love Letter from the
End of Summer - More Tenderer
- It Was Time Again for Bushhogging the Paddock
- Tithing
- Beyond the Red River
- Gift
- Bucharest 1918
- The Church of the Crows
- Nausea
- The Woman Who Turned Down a Date with a Cherry Farmer
- Franol
- At the End
- Someday the Desert will Sing
- Father’s Song
- Motherhood
- Plot with the Horses in My Heart/with the Birds in My Mouth
- A False Translation of Baudelaire, “Les Fenêtres”
- After
- The Call of the Open
- In the Season of Facing Away
- One Year Later:
What to Fear More - Vivaldi in the Park
- Horse Poem
- Saint Consequence
- My Civil War
- Nurse Lynn Speaks Her Thoughts to the Wind
- New Cold War