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Preface | |
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from Riprap and Cold Mountain Poems | |
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Riprap | |
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Mid-August at Sourdough Mountain Lookout | |
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The Late Snow and Lumber Strike of the Summer of Fifty-four | |
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Piute Creek | |
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Milton by Firelight | |
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Above Pate Valley | |
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Water | |
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Hay for the Horses | |
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Thin Ice | |
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Nooksack Valley | |
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All through the Rains | |
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Migration of Birds | |
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Toji | |
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Kyoto: March | |
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The Sappa Creek | |
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Goofing Again | |
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Cartagena | |
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Riprap | |
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Cold Mountain Poems | |
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"The path to Han-shan's place is laughable," | |
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"In a tangle of cliffs I chose a place - " | |
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"In the mountains it's cold." | |
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"Men ask the way to Cold Mountain" | |
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"I settled at Cold Mountain long ago," | |
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"Clambering up the Cold Mountain path," | |
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"I have lived at Cold Mountain" | |
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"Spring-water in the green creek is clear" | |
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"In my first thirty years of life" | |
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"I can't stand these bird-songs" | |
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"There's a naked bug at Cold Mountain" | |
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"Cold Mountain is a house" | |
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"Once at Cold Mountain, troubles cease - " | |
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"Some critic tried to put me down - " | |
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"I've lived at Cold Mountain - how many autumns." | |
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"My home was at Cold Mountain from the start," | |
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"When men see Han-shan" | |
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from Myths and Texts | |
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Logging | |
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"The morning star is not a star" | |
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"But ye shall destroy their altars," | |
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"'Lodgepole Pine: the wonderful reproductive" | |
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"Pines, under pines," | |
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"Felix Baran" | |
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"Ray Wells, a big Nisqually, and I" | |
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"Each dawn is clear" | |
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"A green limb hangs in the crotch" | |
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"The groves are down" | |
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"Lodgepole" | |
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Hunting | |
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first shaman song | |
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this poem is for birds | |
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this poem is for bear | |
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this poem is for deer | |
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"Sealion, salmon, offshore - " | |
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"Flung from demonic wombs" | |
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"Now I'll also tell what food" | |
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"How rare to be born a human being!" | |
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Burning | |
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second shaman song | |
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Maudgalyayana saw hell | |
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Maitreya the future Buddha | |
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"Face in the crook of her neck" | |
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John Muir on Mt. Ritter | |
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Amitabha's vow | |
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"Spikes of new smell driven up nostrils" | |
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"Stone-flake and salmon." | |
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"'Wash me on home, mama'" | |
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the text | |
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from Mountains and Rivers Without End | |
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Bubbs Creek Haircut | |
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The Blue Sky | |
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from The Back Country | |
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Far West | |
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A Berry Feast | |
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Marin-an | |
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Sixth-Month Song in the Foothills | |
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The Spring | |
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A Walk | |
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Fire in the Hole | |
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Burning the Small Dead | |
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Foxtail Pine | |
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August on Sourdough, A Visit from Dick Brewer | |
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Oil | |
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Once Only | |
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After Work | |
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For the Boy Who Was Dodger Point Lookout Fifteen Years Ago | |
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Far East | |
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Yase: September | |
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Pine River | |
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Vapor Trails | |
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The Public Bath | |
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A Volcano in Kyushu | |
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Four Poems for Robin | |
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The Firing | |
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Work to Do Toward Town | |
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Nansen | |
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Six Years | |
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Kali | |
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For a Stone Girl at Sanchi | |
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North Beach Alba | |
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Could She See the Whole Real World With her Ghost Breast Eyes Shut Under a Blouse Lid? | |
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Night | |
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This Tokyo | |
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The Manichaeans | |
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Mother of the Buddhas, Queen of Heaven, Mother of the Sun; Marici, Goddess of the Dawn | |
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On Our Way to Khajuraho | |
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Circumambulating Arunachala | |
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7: VII | |
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Nanao Knows | |
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The Truth like the Belly of a Woman Turning | |
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For John Chappell | |
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Go Round | |
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Back | |
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The Old Dutch Woman | |
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For the West | |
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7. IV. 64 | |
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Twelve Hours Out of New York After Twenty-Five Days at Sea | |
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Across Lamarck Col | |
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Hop, Skip, and Jump | |
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Beneath My Hand and Eye the Distant Hills, Your Body | |
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Through the Smoke Hole | |
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from Regarding Wave | |
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Wave | |
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In the House of the Rising Sun | |
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Song of the Tangle | |
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Song of the Slip | |
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Song of the Taste | |
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Kyoto Born in Spring Song | |
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Burning Island | |
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Roots | |
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Rainbow Body | |
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Everybody Lying on Their Stomachs, Head Toward the Candle, Reading, Sleeping, Drawing | |
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Shark Meat | |
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The Bed in the Sky | |
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Kai, Today | |
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Not Leaving the House | |
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Regarding Wave | |
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Revolution in the Revolution in the Revolution | |
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What You Should Know to Be a Poet | |
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Aged Tamba Temple Plum Tree Song | |
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It | |
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Running Water Music | |
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Sours of the Hills | |
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The Wild Edge | |
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The Trade | |
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To Fire | |
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Love | |
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Meeting the Mountains | |
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Running Water Music II | |
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Long Hair | |
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Target Practice | |
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from Turtle Island | |
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Manzanita | |
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Anasazi | |
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The Way West, Underground | |
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The Dead by the Side of the Road | |
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I Went into the Maverick Bar | |
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No Matter, Never Mind | |
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The Bath | |
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Spel Against Demons | |
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Front Lines | |
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Control Burn | |
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The Call of the Wild | |
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Prayer for the Great Family | |
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Manzanita | |
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Magpie's Song | |
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The Real Work | |
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Pine Tree Tops | |
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For Nothing | |
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Night Herons | |
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The Egg | |
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By Frazier Creek Falls | |
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It Pleases | |
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Mother Earth: Her Whales | |
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Ethnobotany | |
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Straight-Creek - Great Burn | |
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Two Fawns That Didn't See the Light This Spring | |
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Two Immortals | |
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Why Log Truck Drivers Rise Earlier Than Students of Zen | |
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"One Should Not Talk to a Skilled Hunter About What Is Forbidden by the Buddha" | |
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L M F B R | |
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Magpie's Song | |
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For the Children | |
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Gen | |
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Tomorrow's Song | |
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What Happened Here Before | |
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Toward Climax | |
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Two Logging Songs | |
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For the Children | |
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As for Poets | |
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from Axe Handles | |
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Loops | |
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Axe Handles | |
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River in the Valley | |
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Berry Territory | |
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The Cool Around the Fire | |
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Changing Diapers | |
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Painting the North San Juan School | |
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Fence Posts | |
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Look Back | |
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Soy Sauce | |
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Strategic Air Command | |
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Working on the '58 Willys Pickup | |
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Getting in the Wood | |
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True Night | |
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Little Songs for Gaia | |
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Nets | |
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Three Deer One Coyote Running in the Snow | |
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24:IV:40075, 3:30 PM, n. of Coaldale, Nevada, A Glimpse through a Break in the Storm of the Summit of the White Mountains | |
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Talking Late with the Governor about the Budget | |
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"He Shot Arrows, But Not at Birds Perching" | |
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What Have I Learned | |
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Dillingham, Alaska, the Willow Tree Bar | |
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Removing the Plate of the Pump on the Hydraulic System of the Backhoe | |
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Uluru Wild Fig Song | |
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Old Rotting Tree Trunk Down | |
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Old Woman Nature | |
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The Canyon Wren | |
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For All | |
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from Left Out in the Rain | |
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Elk Trails | |
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Lines on a Carp | |
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A Sinecure for P. Whalen | |
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Message from Outside | |
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Under the Skin of It | |
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"dogs, sheep, cows, goats" | |
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Seaman's Ditty | |
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Poem Left in Sourdough Mountain Lookout | |
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Late October Camping in the Sawtooths | |
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Point Reyes | |
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Makings | |
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Longitude 170[actual symbols not reproducible] West, Latitude 35[actual symbols not reproducible] North | |
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For Example | |
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Bomb Test | |
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Dullness in February: Japan | |
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The Feathered Robe | |
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On Vulture Peak | |
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Straits of Malacca 24 Oct 1957 | |
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The Engine Room, S.S. Sappa Creek | |
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The North Coast | |
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One Year | |
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Three Poems for Joanne | |
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Crash | |
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Saying Farewell at the Monastery after Hearing the Old Master Lecture on "Return to the Source" | |
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Alabaster | |
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The Years | |
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No Shoes No Shirt No Service | |
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High Quality Information | |
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The Arts Council Meets in Eureka | |
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Arktos | |
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Fear Not | |
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We Make Our Vows Together with All Beings | |
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At White River Roadhouse in the Yukon | |
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The Persimmons | |
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Tiny Energies | |
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No Nature | |
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How Poetry Comes to Me | |
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On Climbing the Sierra Matterhorn Again After Thirty-one Years | |
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Kusiwoqqobi | |
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The Sweat | |
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Building | |
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Surrounded by Wild Turkeys | |
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Off the Trail | |
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Word Basket Woman | |
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At Tower Peak | |
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Right in the Trail | |
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Travelling to the Capital | |
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Thoughts on Looking at a Samuel Palmer Etching at the Tate | |
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Kisiabaton | |
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For Lew Welch in a Snowfall | |
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Ripples on the Surface | |
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Index of Titles and First Lines | |