Today

(end) Of Summer (1966)

Sonnet 21

The Phantom Horsewoman

Planting A Sequoia

Do Not Expect

Happy The Man

On Turning Ten

Japan

Nostalgia

Man Listening To Disc

Snow Day

Today

I Do Not Speak

Our Mother Pocahontas

To Lady Jane

The King Of Yellow Butterflies

The Potatoes’ Dance

The Bankrupt Peace-Maker

Mae Marsh, Motion Picture Actress

Mark Twain And Joan Of Arc

Niagara

Edgehill Fight

The Green Linnet

The Reaper

Let America Be America Again

The Negro Mother

Democracy

Sea Calm

Distant Time

Moment’s Indulgence

The Wicked Postman

The Land Of The Exile

A Moments Indulgence

Signet Of Eternity

Those Who Have Been In The Grave The Longest

This Dust, And Its Feature

Whose Cheek Is This?

I Have A King, Who Does Not Speak

The Birds Reported From The South

She Died At Play

Have Any Like Myself

The Wind Didn’t Come From The Orchard—today

When I Was Small, A Woman Died

The Only News I Know

Whether My Bark Went Down At Sea

Tis good — the looking back on Grief —

If Recollecting Were Forgetting

I Could Not Prove The Years Had Feet

The Sunset Stopped On Cottages

My Portion Is Defeat—today

I Live With Him—i See His Face

So Has A Daisy Vanished

I Prayed, At First, A Little Girl

I Asked No Other Thing

Some Rainbow—coming From The Fair!

One Sister Have I In Our House

Teach Him—when He Makes The Names

I Came To Buy A Smile—today

It’s All I Have To Bring Today

It Will Be Summer—eventually