Echoes: Poems Left Behind

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University of Arkansas Press, Jan 1, 1989 - Poetry - 65 pages
"These posthumously discovered poems radiate the great spirit and wit of a celebrated man of letters. . . . Ciardi's respect for life and death is palpable his voice an eloquent echo." -Publishers Weekly
 

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One Easter Not on the Calendar I Woke
1
A Man and a Woman Might at This Moment
3
Done for the Doing
4
Believing Part of Almost All I Say
5
Poetry
6
Success
7
The Fantasy Echo
8
I Was Not Sleeping nor Awake
9
The Aging Lovers
35
Sounds
36
A TrentaSei of the Pleasure We Take in the Early Death of Keats
37
Sitting Bull at the Circus
39
Obit
40
An Overthrow
41
Matins
43
Elegy for a Cove Full of Bones
44

In Species Darling
11
Darling
12
The SomethingNothing Any Love Can Tell
14
A Love Poem
16
Dear Sir
17
Late Peaches
18
Back
19
Echoes
24
The Day of the Peonies
25
For Myra John L and Benn
26
Midnight
27
Psalm
28
God
32
To Be Delivered on Arrival
33
It Is for the Waking Man to Tell His Dreams
34
Thinking about Girls
46
An Old Man Confesses
48
Caught as We Are
50
A Traffic Victim Sends a Sonnet of Confused Thanks to God as the Sovereign Host
53
On Something Like the Temptation of St Anthony
54
A Successful Species
55
Ten Minutes My Captive
57
SeaBirds
58
In the Audience
59
Napping by the Fence
60
Nine Gray Geese
61
This Moving Meaninglessness
63
March 20 1970
64
December 13 1979
65
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