Some poems I like:

Lucille Clifton

report from the angel of eden
why some people be mad at me sometimes
imagining bear

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Billy Collins

Aimless Love
Air Piano
April 21st
A Question About Birds
A Word About Transitions
Bonsai
Cemetery Ride
Colorado
December 1st
Dining Alone
Down on the Farm
Foundling
Gold
Helium
“I Love You”
Introduction to Poetry
Irish Spider
Life Expectancy
Lines Lost Among Trees
Me First
Microscopic Pants
No Time
On Turning Ten
Passengers
Poem to the First Generation of People to Exist After the Death of the English Language.
Poetry
Schoolsville
Tuesday, June 4, 1991
The Country
The Lanyard
The Suggestion Box
The Symphony Orchestra of San Miguel de Allende
Tipping Point
Velocity
Walking My Seventy-Five-Year-Old-Dog
Walking Under the Trees
Where I Live

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Karen Craigo

Down Will Come
Half-Buried
Offering
Special Money

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Langston Hughes

I, Too
Mother to Son

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Madeleine L'Engle

Within This Strange and Quickened Dust
To a Long Loved Love: 3
The Parrot
Abraham’s Child
Fire by Fire

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Lisel Mueller

The Laughter it Women
American Literature
Reader
Alive Together
Palindrome
Sometimes, When the Light
Reasons for Numbers
Stalking the Poem
Late Hours
Nocturne

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Mary Oliver 

EVIDENCE
GETHSEMANE
I WAKE CLOSE TO MORNING
THE ORCHARD
THE POETRY TEACHER
THE SUN
SINGAPORE

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Jared Scrowther

8
16
18
82
100

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Olive L. Sullivan

The Things We Know
Family Photos
Avebury
Tortugero
Kiosk

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Jennifer Wallace

Doubt
Learning to Pray
Tumor
Prayer : Ripples

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Miscellaneous

Dilemma by David Budbill
The Music One Looks Back On by Stephen Dobyns
Summer Storm by Dana Gioia
Bury Me in a Free Land by Frances Ellen Watkins Harper
Those Winter Sunday’s by Robert Hayden
They Are Coming? by Josephine Delphine Henderson Heard
The Life of a Day by Tom Hennen
Poem to Be Read at 3 A.M. by Donald Justice
Young and Old by Charles Kingsley
Alley Violinist by Robert Lax
Her Door by Mary Leader
The Iceberg Theory by Gerald Locklin
Cathedral Builders by John Ormond
Wishing Well by Gregory Pardlo
On Being Brought from Africa to America by Phillis Wheatley Peters
Sometimes by Sheenagh Pugh
A Blessing by James Wright

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