Another river: new and selected poems

Walking at night.

Mississippi.

Photo of a boy in an angel costume.

Don't say 'the poor'.

Grandma. - Golden-crowned kinglet.

How the stars came down.

Lessons.

Your birthday.

Lintel.

Now.

The body, berries, and rain.

Poem for a young friend.

Massachusetts by moonlight.

In the winter woods.

nGTret-aunt Hilda.

"Hey, watch this!"

Stumps.

Three sonnets.

Finally.

Going home the longest way around.

White River Junction.

To break silence.

In a room in Chicopee women write about their lives.

Your boat, your words.

Sweet potato pie.

Boy.

Letting go.

Death as a houseplant.

Braided rug.

This flight.

About, among other things, God.

River.

Cyclone.

Sound of the night train.

In my father's house.

Poem for Mother on the 49th day.

Gravity.

Imagine a hallway in childhood.

Miss Low.

Maire, who feeds the wild cat?

personal adres.

Truth enough.

Things the winid does.

To a high school senior.

Trouble.

Don't look at the moon.

The grandmother.

There is another way.

Welcoming angels.

This is a river.

Insrtructions for the journey.

Three women by master artists.

The lament of Michal.

How do you tell a daughter.

From where I stand.

Stations.

Letter to Richard Hugo.

Brother.

Sam, at sixty.

Mama.

Olive Street transfer.

This love.

Therapy in a small town.

That moment.

The patience of ordinary things.

The fish.

Afternoon of the day when doctors say "Cancer".

Uneasy alliance.

Between flights.

The judge.

What I want to say.

Writing workshop in a factory town, Chicopee, Massachusetts.

If I were God.

Middle-age.

Goodnight in the season of fallen relatives.

On a day when rain.

For my daughter, the theologian.

The moon, ten times.

In praise of difficult mothers.

Morning.

Cofession.

Ending.