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• Title:Wild geese : selected poems / Mary Oliver.
  
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• Author/Creator:Oliver, Mary, 1935-2019.
  
• Published/Created:Tarset [England] : Bloodaxe, 2004.
  

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  • Location:KOERNER LIBRARY stacks (Floor 1)Where is this?
    
  • Call Number: PS3565.L5 A6 2004
    
  • Number of Items:1
    
  • Status:Available
    

   
• Description:160 p. ; 20 cm.
  
• Series:Bloodaxe world poets ; 2.
  
• ISBN:1852246286 (pbk.)
  
• Contents:Staying alive
  black snake
  In blackwater woods
  Wild geese
  Starfish
  journey
  Sunrise
  Some questions you might ask
  Moccasin flowers
  Buddha's last instruction
  Spring
  Singapore
  hermit crab
  Lilies
  Indonesia
  Some herons
  Five A.M. in the pinewoods
  Little owl who lives in the orchard
  kookaburras
  lilies break open over the dark water
  Nature
  ponds
  summer day
  Roses, late summer
  Maybe
  White owl flies into and out of the field
  swan
  Prose : 'the swan'
  Rain
  Spring azures
  When death comes
  Picking blueberries, Austerlitz, New York, 1957
  Her grave
  Goldenrod
  waterfall
  Peonies
  This morning again it was in the dusty pines
  Marengo
  Field near Linden, Alabama
  Gannets
  Whelks
  Alligator poem
  Hawk
  Goldfinches
  Rice
  Poppies
  certain sharpness in the morning air
  bitterness
  Morning
  Water snake
  egret
  snowshoe hare
  sun
  Winter
  Lonely, white field
  Hummingbird pauses at the trumpet vine
  White flowers
  October
  dipper
  Spring
  Such singing in the wild branches
  While I am writing a poem to celebrate summer, the meadowlark begins to sing
  Catbird
  Starlings in winter
  Long afternoon at the edge of Little Sister Pond
  Why I wake early
  Bone
  Where does the temple begin, where does it end?
  arrowhead
  Have you seen blacksnake swimming?
  How everything adores being alive
  lily
  Look and see
  This world
  Breakage
  Snow geese
  Something
  Bear
  'Just a minute,' said a voice ...
  This morning I watched the deer
  old poets of China
  Yellowlegs
  best I could do
  wren from California
  Some things, say the wise ones
  Look again
  One
  pinewoods
  Lingering in happiness.