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000857303 1001_ $$aOliver, Mary,$$d1935-2019,$$eauthor.
000857303 24010 $$aPoems.$$kSelections
000857303 24510 $$aDevotions :$$bthe selected poems of Mary Oliver /$$cMary Oliver.
000857303 264_1 $$aNew York :$$bPenguin Press, an imprint of Penguin Random House LLC,$$c[2017]
000857303 300__ $$axx, 455 pages ;$$c25 cm
000857303 336__ $$atext$$btxt$$2rdacontent
000857303 337__ $$aunmediated$$bn$$2rdamedia
000857303 338__ $$avolume$$bnc$$2rdacarrier
000857303 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references and index of titles and first lines.
000857303 50500 $$tFrom Felicity --$$tI wake close to morning --$$tThis morning --$$tThe world I live in --$$tWhistling swans --$$tStorage --$$tFor Tom Shaw S.S.J.E.$$r(1945-2014) --$$tI know someone --$$tThat little beast --$$tThe pond --$$tI have just said --$$tThe gift --$$tFrom blue horses --$$tAfter reading Lucretius, I go to the pond --$$tI don't want to be demure or respectable --$$tStebbin's gulch --$$tFranz Marc's blue horses --$$tOn meditating, sort of --$$tLonliness --$$tDo stones feel? --$$tDrifting --$$tBlueberries --$$tThe vulture's wings --$$tWhat gorgeous thing --$$tFrom dog songs --$$tThe storm --$$tPercy (one) --$$tLittle dog's rhapsody in the night$$r(Percy three) --$$tPercy (nine) --$$tBenjamin, who came from who knows where --$$tThe dog has run off again --$$tBazougey --$$tHer grave --$$tThe poetry teacher --$$tThe first time Percy came back --$$tFrom a thousand mornings --$$tI go down to the shore --$$tI happened to be standing --$$tThree things to remember --$$tLines written in the days of growing darkness --$$tAn old story --$$tThe instant --$$tTides --$$tThe poet compares human nature to the ocean from which we came --$$tLife story --$$tVaranasi --$$tFrom swan --$$tI worried --$$tI own a house --$$tDon't hesitate --$$tSwan --$$tPassing the unworked field --$$tHow I go to the woods --$$tOn the beach --$$tFrom evidence --$$tViolets --$$tWe shake with joy --$$tIt was early --$$tWith thanks to the field sparrow, whose voice is so delicate and humble --$$tA lesson from James Wright --$$tAlmost a conversation --$$tTo begin with, the sweet grass --$$tEvidence --$$tPrayer --$$tMysteries, yes --$$tAt the river Clarion --$$tFrom the Truro bear and other adventures --$$tThe other kingdoms --$$tThe gift --$$tCoyote in the dark, coyotes remembered --$$tFrom red bird --$$tNight herons --$$tMornings at Blackwater --$$tThe orchard --$$tSometimes --$$tinvitation --$$tFrom this river, when I was a child, I used to drink --$$tWe should be well prepared --$$tMeadowlark sings and I greet him in return --$$tOf the empire --$$tRed --$$tNight and the river --$$tSelf-portrait --$$tWith the blackest of Inks --$$tFrom thirst --$$tWhen I am among the trees --$$tWhen the roses speak, I pay attention --$$tSix recognitions of the Lord --$$tGethsemane --$$tThe poet thinks about the donkey --$$tPraying --$$tDoesn't every poet write a poem about unrequited love? --$$tOn thy wondrous works I will meditate$$r(Psalm 145) --$$tThe chat --$$tThirst --$$tFrom new and selected poems: volume two --$$tHum --$$tLead --$$tOxygen --$$tWhite heron rises over Blackwater --$$tHoney Locust --$$tSong for autumn --$$tFireflies --$$tThe poet with his face in his hands --$$tWild, wild --$$tNorth country --$$tTerns
000857303 50500 $$tFrom blue iris --$$tJust lying on the grass at Blackwater --$$tSea leaves --$$tMorning at Blackwater --$$tHow would you live then? --$$tHow the grass and the flowers came to exist, a god-tale --$$tFrom why I wake early --$$tWhy I wake early --$$tSpring at Blackwater: I go through the lessons already learned --$$tMindful --$$tLingering in happiness --$$tDaisies --$$tGoldenrod, late fall --$$tThe old poets of China --$$tLogos --$$tSnow geese --$$tAt black river --$$tBeans --$$tThe arrowhead --$$tWhere does the temple begin, where does it end? --$$tFrom long life --$$tJust as the calendar began to say summer --$$tCan you imagine? --$$tSoftest of mornings --$$tCarrying the snake to the garden --$$tFrom owls and other fantasies --$$tThe dipper --$$tSpring --$$tWhile I am writing a poem to celebrate summer, the meadowlark begins to sing --$$tCatbird --$$tBackyard --$$tFrom what do we know? --$$tSummer poem --$$tThe loon --$$tWinter at Herring Cove --$$tMink --$$tBlue iris --$$tYou are standing at the edge of the woods --$$tThe roses --$$tStones --$$tOne hundred white-sided dolphins on a summer day --$$tFrom the leaf and the cloud --$$tFlare --$$tFrom the book of time --$$tFrom west wind --$$tHave you tried to enter the long black branches --$$tSeven white butterflies --$$tAt round pond --$$tBlack oaks --$$tAm I not among the early risers --$$tFox --$$tFrom the poem "West Wind" --$$tFrom white pine --$$tMay --$$tYes! No! --$$tIn Pobiddy, Georgia --$$tPorcupine --$$tWrens --$$tMockingbirds --$$tI found a dead fox --$$tMorning glories --$$tAugust --$$tToad --$$tI looked up --$$tThe sea mouse --$$tFrom new and selected poems: volume one --$$tThe sun --$$tGoldenrod --$$tWhen death comes --$$tWhelks --$$tGoldfinches --$$tPoppies --$$tWater snake --$$tWhite flowers --$$tPeonies --$$tThe egret --$$tRice --$$tRain --$$tPicking blueberries, Austerlitz, New York, 1957 --$$tOctober --$$tFrom house of light --$$tSome questions you might ask --$$tThe Buddha's last instruction --$$tThe summer day --$$tSpring --$$tLittle owl who lives in the orchard --$$tThe kookaburras --$$tRoses, late summer --$$tWhite owl flies into and out of the field --$$tSingapore --$$tThe hermit crab --$$tThe kingfisher --$$tThe swan --$$tTurtle --$$tThe loon on Oak-Head pond --$$tFive A.M. in the pinewoods --$$tSome herons --$$tFrom dream work --$$tOne or two things --$$tMorning poem --$$tWild geese --$$tShadows --$$tThe journey --$$tPoem --$$tTwo kinds of deliverance --$$tBlack snakes --$$t1945-1985: poem for the anniversary --$$tThe sunflowers --$$tFrom American primitive --$$tAugust --$$tThe kitten --$$tMoles --$$tClapp's pond --$$tFirst snow --$$tGhosts --$$tSkunk cabbage --$$tThe snakes --$$tWhite night --$$tThe fish --$$tHumpbacks --$$tA meeting --$$tThe roses --$$tBlackberries --$$tTecumseh --$$tIn Blackwater woods
000857303 50500 $$tFrom three rivers poetry journal and "three poems for James Wright" --$$tAt Blackwater Pond --$$tThe rabbit --$$tThree poems for James Wright --$$tFrom twelve moons --$$tSleeping in the forest --$$tSnakes in winter --$$tMusic lessons --$$tEntering the kingdom --$$tThe night traveler --$$tBeaver moon-the suicide of a friend --$$tLast days --$$tThe black snake --$$tThe Truro bear --$$tMussels --$$tSnow moon-black bear gives birth --$$tStrawberry moon --$$tPink moon-the pond --$$tAunt leaf --$$tFarm country --$$tThe lamps --$$tFrom the river Styx, Ohio --$$tLearning about the Indians --$$tGoing to Walden --$$tNight flight --$$tFrom no voyage and other poems --$$tNo voyage --$$tJack --$$tBeyond the snow belt --$$tThe swimming lesson --$$tOn winter's margin --$$tThe return --$$tMorning in a new land.
000857303 520__ $$a"Throughout her celebrated career, Mary Oliver has touched countless readers with her brilliantly crafted verse, expounding on her love for the physical world and the powerful bonds between all living things. Identified as "far and away, this country's best selling poet" by Dwight Garner, she now returns with a stunning and definitive collection of her writing from the last fifty years. Carefully curated, these 200 plus poems feature Oliver's work from her very first book of poetry, No Voyage and Other Poems, published in 1963 at the age of 28, through her most recent collection, Felicity, published in 2015."--$$cProvided by publisher.
000857303 650_0 $$aAmerican poetry$$y20th century.
000857303 650_0 $$aAmerican poetry$$y21st century.
000857303 655_7 $$aPoetry.$$2lcgft
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