Poems seven : new and complete poetry

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• CONTENTS
• Foreword / by Carl Phillips = xxiii
• Poems(1961)
• This Morning Here = 2
• On an East Wind from the Wars = 4
• On an Old Advertisement and After a Photograph by Alfred Stieglitz = 5
• Philodendron = 6
• Prison Song = 7
• Imperial Song for Warmth = 8
• The So-Called Wild Horses of the Water = 10
• Sixteen Lines on Marching = 11
• Landfall = 12
• Love Song : I and Thou = 14
• Importation of Landscapes = 15
• The Natural Enemies of the Conch = 16
• Portrait = 20
• Oasis = 21
• What Happened? What Do You Expect? = 22
• On Hurricane Jackson = 23
• Poem = 24
• The Branches of Water or Desire = 25
• Portrait = 29
• Memorial Service for the Invasion Beach Where the Vacation in the Flesh is Over = 30
• Mockery Against the Irish Censorship = 32
• Weeds as Partial Survivors = 33
• The Mirror Perilous = 34
• Letter to Eve = 35
• Against France : On the Algerian Pleasures of Entity = 36
• Funeral Oration for a Mouse = 38
• Ⅰ. Enigma : Calm : Addressed to the Air = 40
• Ⅱ. Comment on Ⅰ. = 40
• How We Heard the Name = 42
• Morning Song = 43
• Orpheus = 44
• Tribute to Kafka for Someone Taken = 45
• Notes Toward a Spring Offensive = 46
• Transcribed Conversation in Praise of Cows = 47
• Actual Vision of Morning's Extrusion = 48
• Life Comparison = 49
• Cooled Heels Lament Against Frivolity, The Mask of Despair = 50
• On Being Unhappily in Love with Reason = 51
• Portrait from the Infantry = 52
• Letter to Donald Fall = 53
• On an Architect = 54
• Triptych = 56
• Thesis, Antithesis, and Nostalgia = 58
• General Prothalamion for Wartimes = 59
• On the Elk, Unwitnessed = 61
• Grace for Thursday = 62
• Stutterer = 63
• Holiday = 64
• On the Supposed Immortality of Orchids = 65
• Memories of Verdun = 66
• Wall, Cave and Pillar Statements, After As$$\hat o$$ka = 67
• Poems Two(1963)
• Three as a Magic Number = 70
• Romance of the Escaped Children = 71
• Coat of Arms = 72
• Elegy = 74
• Two Quits and a Drum, and Elegy for Drinkers = 75
• To a Red-Headed Do-Good Waitress = 81
• On a Seven-Day Diary = 82
• Credo = 83
• Elegy for a Gifted Child = 84
• Winter's Onset from an Alienated Point of View = 86
• On Hat : On Vertical Mobility as a Concept = 87
• On Trading Time for Life by Work = 88
• Free Variation on a Translation from Greek = 89
• The Repealer : "You're Too Wild" = 90
• On Going Latent = 91
• For Masturbation = 92
• On Breeding, from Plutarch = 93
• Fragment on the British Museum = 94
• Poem = 96
• On an Accident : On a Newspaper Story = 97
• 851 = 98
• Fabrication of Ancestors = 99
• Autumn at Baiae : For Cavafy = 100
• Poem = 101
• Riding Song for a Semi-Feudal Army, For Glubb Pasha For Tortured Colonels = 102
• On Lines 69-70, Book Ⅳ, Of Virgil's Aeneid = 104
• General Prothalamion in Populous Times = 105
• Admonitor : A Pearl for Arrogance = 106
• The Crimes of Bernard = 108
• On Visiting Central Park Zoo = 109
• The Life and Death of the Cantata System = 110
• Plague of Dead Sharks = 111
• From Heraclitus = 112
• On Finding the Meaning of "Radiance" = 113
• A Gifts Accompaniment = 114
• Argument to Love as a Person = 115
• What the Hell, Rage, Give in to Natural Graces = 116
• A Sawyer's Rage Against Trees Noble as Horses = 118
• In the Forest = 120
• On Trees = 121
• Poem = 122
• Monologue of a Commercial Fisherman = 123
• Variation on a Theme by Stevens = 124
• From Rome. For More Public Fountains in New York City = 125
• Accommodation to Detroit = 126
• To Paris : Fear of the Heights Reached = 127
• Stability Before Departure = 128
• Winter : For an Untenable Situation = 129
• Poems Three(1967)
• Flower Grower in Aquarius = 132
• On Being Out-Classed by Class = 133
• Against a Sickness : To the Female Double Principle God = 134
• The Working World's Bloody Flux = 136
• Poem = 137
• Not to Choose = 138
• American Against Solitude = 140
• One Waking in a Northern Fall = 141
• Memory of Old Forms Under Hell's Angels = 142
• A Hope Against Pollution = 143
• Qualifications of Survivors = 144
• Adultery = 145
• On Zero = 146
• Poem = 150
• Self-Exhortation on Military Themes = 151
• Let Heroes Account to Love = 152
• For an Obligate Parasite = 153
• Two Hatreds of Action = 154
• Elegy for a Puritan Conscience = 156
• Expenses = 157
• The Butcher!, Borges, What a Shock! = 158
• Poem = 160
• On Gaining a Soul = 161
• On a Snake = 162
• Barefoot for a Scorpion = 163
• Idyll of Ascension = 164
• On a Hymn, Misprinted = 165
• Brutalization Under the Heart of Peace = 166
• Poem = 167
• Poem = 168
• Variation on Themes by Roethke and Eliot = 169
• On Alexander and Aristotle, on a Black-on-Red Creek Plate = 170
• Night Song for a Boy = 172
• For Lisa = 173
• Advertising in Paris = 174
• On Work = 175
• Poem = 176
• Noon's World = 177
• Poem = 178
• The Attempted Rescue = 179
• On Rape Unattempted = 180
• Conspiracy of Two Against the World = 181
• Nostalgia for a Language = 182
• There He Was = 183
• Narcissus Ⅱ = 184
• Poem = 185
• Poem = 186
• His Hands Have Five Knives Each = 187
• Sailing to Jerusalem = 188
• Northern Statement for St. Cecilia = 189
• A Trial = 190
• Jewels of Indoor Glass = 191
• "I Have Met the Enemy and I Am Theirs" = 192
• Poems Four(1974)
• Ⅰ. Business Jacob, the Angel Wrestler = 194
• Ⅱ. Comment on "Business Jacob, the Angel Wrestler" = 195
• Morning at Speed Products = 196
• Prayer = 197
• Saint Monday = 198
• On a Dispossess Precept. Ⅰ = 199
• On a Dispossess Precept. Ⅱ = 199
• Defendant = 200
• Untitled Poem = 201
• On Leaving Town = 1202
• Passing Through the Banford Tolls = 203
• On Voyage = 204
• Heart Attack in Bad Air = 205
• Untitled Poem = 206
• On the Liquidation of Zoology = 207
• Rising in Fall = 208
• On Looking for Models = 209
• Portrait in the Form Of an Extended Conceit = 210
• Resolution of Hesitancies = 212
• The Dark Tower = 213
• Untitled Poem = 214
• Untitled Poem = 215
• On Being Easy in the Ritual of Separation = 216
• About the Pseudo St. Dionysius = 217
• Untitled Poem in Two Parts = 218
• Untitled Poem = 220
• Love Song : Class Analysis = 221
• On a Professional Couple in a Side-Show = 222
• Family Statements = 223
• Cop-Shooting : On a Newspaper Photograph = 224
• Untitled Poem = 225
• On Being a Householder = 226
• Untitled Poem = 227
• Untitled Poem = 228
• Untitled Poem = 229
• On When McCarthy was a Wolf Among a Nation of Queer-Queers = 230
• Confession of Heresy = 231
• Untitled Poem = 232
• I Dreamed I Got a Letter from Ezra Pound = 233
• War Duty = 234
• On Visiting a Veterans Hospital = 235
• Stentor and Mourning = 236
• On Going Up to Surgery in the Morning and in Favor of Pain-Killing Drugs = 238
• Death's Chicken, Named Amelia = 239
• Two Comments on "Death's Chicken, Named Amelia" = 240
• Boy and Education = 241
• Teacher's Lament = 242
• Teacher's Vacation Lament in the Country = 243
• Conversation with a Dirty-Minded Little Girl = 244
• On a Party = 245
• Untitled Poem = 246
• Moral Dream = 247
• Absent Good Girl, Life of My Mind = 248
• For a Lost Girl = 249
• Poems Five(1983)
• "Space is Not Merely a Background for Events, But Possesses an Autonomous Structure." - A. Einstein = 252
• Internal Migration : On Being on Tour = 253
• Untitled Poem = 254
• To an Ex-Student = 255
• On Finding the Tree of Life = 256
• To a Kid Who Believes in Astrology = 257
• Untitled Poem = 258
• Apollo = 259
• Transformation = 260
• Glad at the Cold(1955) = 261
• On a Baroque Clock = 262
• On Herodotus = 263
• The Decimation Before Phra$$\ddot a$$ta = 264
• On the Civil War on the East Coast of the United States of North America 1860-64 = 265
• Speech for Aeneas = 266
• From the Greek Anthology = 267
• On Shields. Against World War Ⅲ = 268
• Homo Ludens : On an Argument with an Actor = 269
• From the Theater Lobby = 270
• What a Circus = 271
• Untitled Poem = 272
• Religious Question = 273
• Prayer for One Leg = 274
• Portrait = 275
• Untitled Poem = 276
• Summer Heaven, Angels, Heaven = 277
• In Memoriam. Unfinished. For Robert Barlow. 1950 = 278
• Untitled Poem = 280
• Portrait of a Lady = 281
• Portrait of a Local Politician = 282
• Scene(1946-7) = 283
• Untitled Poem = 284
• Untitled Poem = 285
• Variation on "Winter's Onset from an Alienated Point of View" = 286
• On Wearing Glasses = 287
• Untitled Poem = 289
• Untitled Poem = 290
• The Suffering Ophthalmologist = 291
• On Being Asked How Do You Feel After an Operation with Inadequate Anesthesia. This is How I Feel : = 292
• On Cabin Fever, On Boredom in the Countryside = 294
• To a Colleague, from the Country = 295
• On Hibernation in the Country = 296
• Summer Gale = 297
• Winter Gale = 298
• Untitled Poem = 299
• Untitled Poem = 300
• After a Poem by Carlos Drummond de Andrade Translated by Elizabeth Bishop as Don't Kill Yourself = 301
• Last Statement for a Last Oracle = 302
• Apology(to the Muse) = 303
• Untitled Poem = 304
• Note : The Sea Grinds Things Up = 305
• Poems Six(1989)
• Takeoff on Armageddon - for Ronald Reagan = 308
• On Flowers. On Negative Evolution = 309
• On Naming a Baby Mimosa = 310
• Surviving the Hurricane = 311
• An Envy of Natural Formal Liberties = 312
• Memories of a Boss in an Ad Agency = 314
• Love and Money = 315
• Marxist Analysis of the Fifth Labor of Hercules = 316
• Memories of the Bowery = 317
• Remembering an Account Executive = 318
• Monologue for a Sixth Avenue Screamer = 319
• Sexist Lament : Ruin by Monitor = 320
• Empirical Scene = 321
• On Plumbing after an Air Raid = 322
• On Fingernails in Bloody Times = 323
• On a Pocketknife. On Carrying = 324
• Travel Advisory for a Night Shift = 326
• Dedication for a Building = 327
• Oxymoronic Hospital Blues = 328
• Boast = 329
• Soliloquy : Ghost Dance for a Cripple = 330
• Provincetown Totentanz = 331
• In Memoriam : Aurelius Battaglia, and Against His Tragic Sense of Life = 332
• On the Death of Norman Dukes = 334
• On a Benign Bureaucratization of Death = 335
• Lament for Cellists and Jacqueline DuPr$$\acute e$$ = 336
• Story for Actors = 338
• On a Travel Story from Wormwood Valley = 339
• On a Desolation of the Animals at Night = 340
• Note = 341
• Why There is No Class Solidarity in America I Read it in The Times. Aug. 2, 1987 = 342
• Suburban Exorcism = 343
• American Tourist to a Guatemalan Tarantula = 344
• On a Skunked Fox = 345
• Carla is a Horse Lover = 346
• The Dying Seagull and the Great Whore of the World = 347
• On Fishing Being a Chancy Life = 348
• Touristic Note from the Gulf = 349
• Criticism of Bergson and Darwin = 350
• Speech to the Student Clowns at the Circus Clown School at Sarasota, Florida = 351
• On Halloween = 352
• Introduction to the Telephone = 353
• Elegy for a Magician = 354
• Memories of 1936-7 = 355
• On the Long Island Railroad System = 356
• Autobiographical Libation to Erato Muse of Lyric Poetry = 357
• Speech for Auden = 358
• Retraction = 359
• February Twelfth Birthday Statement = 360
• Poem = 361
• Spring Song for Symplocarpus Fœtida and Me = 362
• Answer to the Rilke Question = 363
• Pretrial Hearing = 364
• Mock Translation from the Greek = 365
• On a Myth. On a Conventional Wisdom = 366
• Gargoyle's Song for the Warming Trend = 367
• On a Fallen Statue Forbidden to the Women at Pompeii = 368
• Perverse Explanation for Mutilated Statuary = 369
• On a Summer Goddess who Should be Nameless = 370
• Night Scene Before Combat = 372
• Poems Seven(New poems)
• Nomenclature = 374
• Against the Text "Art is Immortal" = 375
• Drunken Memories of Anne Sexton = 377
• Poem for Elliot Carter on His 90th Birthday = 378
• American Variation on How Rilke Loved a Princess and Got to Stay in Her Castle = 379
• Address to a Bird on a Visit Home = 380
• Courting Song : Attack! Attack! Attack! = 381
• Note of Quits = 382
• What it Really Means = 383
• The Esthetics of Circumcision = 384
• Barefoot Homiletics, After Wittgenstein and Boswell = 385
• Another Cat Poem : A Cat is Not a Dancer But a Hunter = 386
• They Call it "Grumus Merdae" = 387
• Prose Poem = 388
• When I was Drunk and Disorderly The Boston Policeman Told Me : = 389
• The Jack-Off of the Craveyard Shift = 390
• Swing Shift Blues = 391
• Hard-on Death = 392
• In Memoriam : Donald Mark Fall = 393
• The Morning of the Dying Gigolo = 394
• For Euthanasia and Pain-Killing Drugs = 395
• Tourist Poem = 396
• Against Veils On Exodus 33:23 and 34:33 = 397
• Prothalamion of Quantum Mechanics and Astrophysics Against the Text "Philosophia Biou Kubernetes"(Philosophy the Guide of Life) = 398
• In Favor of a Free Public Library System = 403
• Another Cat Poem. To a Cat Person = 404
• On Not Working and then Working On Working and then Not Working = 406
• The Significance of Corn in American History = 407
• On Inter-Relatedness in the Universe = 408
• Closing Time at the Second Avenue Deli = 409
• Index = 411