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9780807068861

New and Selected Poems, Volume Two

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    9780807068861

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    0807068861

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2005-10-12
  • Publisher: Beacon Press
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Summary

Mary Oliver has been writing poetry for nearly five decades, and in that time she has become America"s foremost poetic voice on our experience of the physical world. This collection presents thirty-two new poems-an entire volume in itself-along with works chosen by Oliver from six of the books she has published since New and Selected Poems, Volume One. This graceful volume, designed to be paired with New and Selected Poems, Volume One, includes new poems on birds, toads, flowers, insects, bodies of water, and the extraordinary experience of the everyday in our lives. In the words of Alicia Ostriker, "Mary Oliver moves by instinct, faith, and determination. She is among our finest poets, and still growing." In both the older and new poems, Mary Oliver is a poet at the height of her control of image and language. "Oliver"s often quiet persona almost always rides a storm of discovery . . . She continues to earn applause and admiration for continuing to provide redemptive mediation and supple praises for nature in a time when so much is under threat." -R. T. Smith, Shenandoah

Author Biography

Mary Oliver is one of the most celebrated and best-selling poets in America. Her books include Red Bird; Our World; Thirst; Blue Iris; New and Selected Poems, Volume One; and New and Selected Poems, Volume Two. She has also published five books of prose, including Rules for the Dance and, most recently, Long Life. She lives in Provincetown, Massachusetts.

Table of Contents

New Poems (2004 -- 2005)
North Country
3(1)
Everything
4(1)
Children, It's Spring
5(1)
Work, Sometimes
6(1)
Hum
7(1)
First Happenings
8(1)
Mysteries, Four of the Simple Ones
9(2)
Holding Benjamin
11(2)
White Heron Rises Over Blackwater
13(2)
The Real Prayers Are Not the Words, but the Attention that Comes First
15(1)
Black Bear in the Orchard
16(2)
Honey Locust
18(1)
Percy (One)
19(1)
What Is There Beyond Knowing
20(2)
Ravens
22(1)
The Measure
23(1)
Truro, the Blueberry Fields
24(1)
Oxygen
25(1)
Climbing Pinnacle
26(2)
Mountain Lion on East Hill Road, Austerlitz, N.Y.
28(2)
Circles
30(1)
Tiger Lilies
31(1)
Of What Surrounds Me
32(1)
The Faces of Deer
33(1)
Terns
34(2)
Wild, Wild
36(1)
The Poet With His Face in His Hands
37(1)
Over the Hill She Came
38(2)
Reckless Poem
40(2)
The Book
42(1)
Meanwhile
43(1)
Song for Autumn
44(1)
In Praise of Craziness, of a Certain Kind
45(1)
Patience
46(2)
Percy (Two)
48(1)
What the Body Says
49(1)
Fireflies
50(2)
The Owl Who Comes
52(2)
Lead
54(1)
The Cricket and the Rose
55(1)
Little Dog's Rhapsody in the Night (Percy Three)
56(1)
What I Have Learned So Far
57(4)
from Blue Iris (2004)
The Bleeding-heart
61(1)
Touch-me-nots
62(2)
Just Lying on the Grass at Blackwater
64(2)
How Would You Live Then?
66(1)
Old Goldenrod at Field's Edge
67(4)
from Why I Wake Early (2004)
Why I Wake Early
71(1)
Bone
72(3)
Freshen the Flowers, She Said
75(1)
Beans
76(1)
The Poet Goes to Indiana
77(2)
The Snow Cricket
79(2)
This World
81(1)
Snow Geese
82(2)
Bear
84(1)
Many Miles
85(1)
The Old Poets of China
86(1)
White-eyes
87(2)
Some Things, Say the Wise Ones
89(1)
Mindful
90(2)
Song of the Builders
92(1)
Daisies
93(1)
The Soul at Last
94(1)
Lingering in Happiness
95(4)
from Owls and Other Fantasies (2003)
The Dipper
99(2)
Spring
101(2)
Goldfinches
103(1)
Such Singing in the Wild Branches
104(2)
While I Am Writing a Poem to Celebrate Summer, the Meadowlark Begins to Sing
106(2)
Long Afternoon at the Edge of Little Sister Pond
108(5)
from Winter Hours (1999)
Three Prose Poems
113(2)
Moss
115(1)
The Whistler
116(1)
The Storm
117(4)
from West Wind (1997)
Seven White Butterflies
121(1)
At Round Pond
122(1)
The Dog Has Run Off Again
123(1)
Am I Not Among the Early Risers
124(2)
Stars
126(2)
Forty Years
128(2)
Little Summer Poem Touching the Subject of Faith
130(2)
Dogs
132(3)
West Wind, poem 1
135(1)
West Wind, poem 2
136(1)
West Wind, poem 3
137(1)
West Wind, poem 7
138(1)
West Wind, poem 8
139(1)
West Wind, poem 9
140(1)
Have You Ever Tried to Enter the Long Black Branches
141(6)
from White Pine (1994)
Work
147(1)
May
148(1)
Beside the Waterfall
149(2)
Yes! No!
151(1)
In Pobiddy, Georgia
152(2)
Mockingbirds
154(2)
Grass
156(1)
Morning Glories
157(1)
August
158(1)
Owl in the Black Oaks
159(2)
The Gesture
161(1)
I Found a Dead Fox
162(2)
Toad
164(1)
Rumor of Moose in the Long Twilight of New Hampshire
165(2)
The Sea Mouse
167(2)
William
169(1)
Early Morning, New Hampshire
170(2)
Wings
172(1)
March
173(1)
I Looked Up
174(1)
White Pine
175

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