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James Arlington Wright

• A Blessing
• A Mad Fight Song For William S. Carpenter, 1966
• A Note Left In Jimmy Leonard's Shack
• A Poem About George Doty In The Death House
• A Secret Gratitude
• A Way To Make A Living
• A Winter Daybreak Above Vence
• As I Step Over A Puddle At The End Of Winter, I Think Of An Ancient Chinese Governor
• At The Executed Murderer's Grave
• Autumn Begins In Martins Ferry, Ohio
• Beginning
• Bologna: A Poem About Gold
• Depressed By A Book Of Bad Poetry, I Walk Toward An Unused Pasture And Invite The Insects To Join Me
• Fear Is What Quickens Me
• Goodbye To The Poetry Of Calcium
• Having Lost My Sons, I Confront The Wreckage Of The Moon: Christmas, 1960
• Hook
• In Response To A Rumor That The Oldest Whorehouse In Wheeling, West Virginia, Has Been Condemned
• Lying In A Hammock At William Duffy's Farm In Pine Island, Minnesota
• May Morning
• Northern Pike
• On The Skeleton Of A Hound
• Outside Fargo, North Dakota
• Rip
• Saint Judas
• Sappho
• Small Frogs Killed On The Highway
• The Ice House
• The Jewel
• The Journey
• The Lambs On The Boulder
• The Last Pieta, In Florence
• The Minneapolis Poem
• The Secret Of Light
• To A Blossoming Pear Tree
• To The Muse
• To The Saguaro Cactus Tree In The Desert Rain
• Trying To Pray
• You And I Saw Hawks Exchanging The Prey
• Youth