Linda Pastan

Wisteria Floribunda

Widow’s Walk, Somewhere Inland

Why Are Your Poems so Dark?

The Way the Leaves Keep Falling

WATER WHEEL

Waku

WAKING

Waiting Room

Travelogue

To My Imaginary Siblings

Subway

The Sonoran Desert, January

Sometimes in Winter

Snow Showers, a Prothalamion

The Seven Deadly Sins

Sestina at 3 A.M.

SELF-PORTRAIT

The Safecracker

Requiem

Remembering Frost at Kennedy’s Inauguration

A Rainy Country

The Quarrel

Poetry Reading

Pain

Overture

On Hearing the Testimony of Those Revived after Cardiac Arrest

Ode to Lysenko

The Obligation to Be Happy

Nocturnal

Night Falls on Nantucket Sound

My Achilles Son

Muse

Misreading Housman

Migraine

Market Day

The Lumberjacks

Lullaby for 17

LISTS

LETTER

Leaving the Island

LE SENS DE LA NUIT

The Islands

The Invalid

In a Northern Country

The Imperfect Paradise

If I Had To Live My Life Again

I Am Learning to Abandon the World

Hippolyte at Breakfast

Helen Bids Farewell to Her Daughter Hermione

The Hat Lady

Grudnow

Gladiola

Family Tree

FAME

Faith

Eyes Only

Extremities

Excursion

Ethics

Espaliered Pear Trees