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| Sitting Outside at the End of Autumn | |
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| Reading Lao Tzu Again in the New Year | |
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| Under the Nine Trees in January | |
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| After Reading Wang Wei, I Go Outside to the Full Moon | |
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| Easter 1989 | |
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| Reading Rorty and Paul Celan One Morning in Early June | |
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| After Reading Tu Fu, I Go Outside to the Dwarf Orchard | |
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| Thinking of David Summers at the Beginning of Winter | |
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| Cicada | |
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| Tennessee Line | |
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| Looking Outside the Cabin Window, I Remember a Line by Li Po | |
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| Mid-winter Snowfall in the Piazza Dante | |
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| Sprung Narratives | |
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| Broken English | |
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| Maple on the Hill | |
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| Chickamauga | |
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| Still Life on a Matchbox Lid | |
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| Blaise Pascal Lip-syncs the Void | |
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| Winter-Worship | |
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| The Silent Generation | |
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| An Ordinary Afternoon in Charlottesville | |
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| Mondo Angelico | |
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| Mondo Henbane | |
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| Miles Davis and Elizabeth Bishop Fake the Break | |
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| Peccatology | |
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| East of the Blue Ridge, Our Tombs Are in the Dove's Throat | |
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| "Not everyone can see the truth, but he can be it" | |
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| As Our Bodies Rise, Our Names Turn into Light | |
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| Absence Inside an Absence | |
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| Still Life with Spring and Time to Burn | |
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| With Simic and Marinetti at the Giubbe Rosse | |
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| To the Egyptian Mummy in the Etruscan Museum at Cortona | |
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| With Eddie and Nancy in Arezzo at the Caffe Grande | |
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| There Is No Shelter | |
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| Watching the Equinox Arrive in Charlottesville, September 1992 | |
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| Waiting for Tu Fu | |
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| Paesaggio Notturno | |
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| Still Life with Stick and Word | |
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| Summer Storm | |
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| Looking West from Laguna Beach at Night | |
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| Looking Again at What I Looked At for Seventeen Years | |
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| Looking Across Laguna Canyon at Dusk, West-by-Northwest | |
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| Venexia I | |
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| Venexia II | |
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| Yard Work | |
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| Apologia Pro Vita Sua | |
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| Envoi | |
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| Poem Half in the Manner of Li Ho | |
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| Meditation on Form and Measure | |
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| Poem Almost Wholly in My Own Manner | |
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| Meditation on Summer and Shapelessness | |
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| The Appalachian Book of the Dead | |
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| Umbrian Dreams | |
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| October II | |
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| Lives of the Saints | |
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| Christmas East of the Blue Ridge | |
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| Negatives II | |
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| Lives of the Artists | |
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| Deep Measure | |
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| Thinking of Winter at the Beginning of Summer | |
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| Jesuit Graves | |
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| Meditation on Song and Structure | |
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| Sitting at Dusk in the Back Yard After the Mondrian Retrospective | |
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| Black Zodiac | |
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| China Mail | |
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| Disjecta Membra | |
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| Stray Paragraphs in February, Year of the Rat | |
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| Stray Paragraphs in April, Year of the Rat | |
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| Basic Dialogue | |
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| Star Turn | |
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| A Bad Memory Makes You a Metaphysician, a Good One Makes You a Saint | |
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| Thinking about the Poet Larry Levis One Afternoon in Late May | |
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| In the Kingdom of the Past, the Brown-Eyed Man Is King | |
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| Passing the Morning under the Serenissima | |
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| Venetian Dog | |
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| In the Valley of the Magra | |
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| Returned to the Yaak Cabin, I Overhear an Old Greek Song | |
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| Ars Poetica II | |
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| Cicada Blue | |
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| All Landscape Is Abstract, and Tends to Repeat Itself | |
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| Opus Posthumous | |
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| Quotations | |
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| The Appalachian Book of the Dead II | |
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| Indian Summer II | |
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| Autumn's Sidereal, November's a Ball and Chain | |
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| The Writing Life | |
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| Reply to Wang Wei | |
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| Giorgio Morandi and the Talking Eternity Blues | |
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| Drone and Ostinato | |
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| Ostinato and Drone | |
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| "It's Turtles All the Way Down" | |
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| Half February | |
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| Back Yard Boogie Woogie | |
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| The Appalachian Book of the Dead III | |
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| Opus Posthumus II | |
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| Body Language | |
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| "When You're Lost in Juarez, in the Rain, and It's Eastertime Too" | |
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| The Appalachian Book of the Dead IV | |
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| Spring Storm | |
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| Early Saturday Afternoon, Early Evening | |
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| "The Holy Ghost Asketh for Us with Mourning and Weeping Unspeakable" | |
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| The Appalachian Book of the Dead V | |
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| Star Turn II | |
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| After Reading T'ao Ch'ing, I Wander Untethered Through the Short Grass | |
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| Remembering Spello, Sitting Outside in Prampolini's Garden | |
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| After Rereading Robert Graves, I Go Outside to Get My Head Together | |
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| American Twilight | |
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| The Appalachian Book of the Dead VI | |
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| Landscape as Metaphor, Landscape as Fate and a Happy Life | |
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| Opus Posthumus III | |
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| Step-children of Paradise | |
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| Freezing Rain | |
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| Thinking about the Night Sky, I Remember a Poem by Tu Fu | |
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| North American Bear | |
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| If You Talk the Talk, You Better Walk the Walk | |
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| St. Augustine and the Arctic Bear | |
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| Sky Diving | |
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| Notes | |