Classic and Contemporary Poets

MICHAEL BLUMENTHAL

Poems found: 183

A MAN LOST BY A RIVER

A SUPERMARKET IN TEXAS

EMILIO ROMER IS DEAD

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

I HAVE LIVED THIS WAY FOR YEARS AND DO NOT WISH TO CHANGE

JULIEK'S VIOLIN

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS

NO MORE KISSING - AIDS EVERYWHERE

OPUS POSTHUMOUS

THE GEOLOGIST (GRAND CANYON, MAY 1988)

THE NEW YORKER POEM

ADVICE TO MY STUDENTSL HOW TO WRITE A POEM

GOD LOVES YOU, AND SO DO I

AND THE WAGES OF GOODNESS ARE NOT ASSURED

BACK FROM THE WORD PROCESSING COURSE, I SAY TO MY OLD TYPEWRITER

DAYS WE WOULD RATHER KNOW

FIRST SNOW: CAMBRIDGE, MASS

FOR H., DEAD IN A CAR AT THIRTY-EIGHT

I THINK CONSTANTLY OF THOSE WHO WERE TRULY GREAT

NEVER TO HAVE LOVED A CHILD

ORDINARY HEARTBREAKS

THE CONNOISSEUR OF STARTS

THE DISAPPOINTMENTS OF CHILDHOOD

THE PLEASURES OF OLD AGE

UNITED JEWISH APPEAL

GOD LOVES YOU, AND SO DO I

NEVER TO HAVE LOVED A CHILD

EARTH WAS TEPID AND THE MOON WAS DARK

TODAY I AM ENVYING THE GLORIOUS MEXICANS

MAN LOST BY A RIVER

PHOTOGRAPH OF GIACOMETTI

PRAYER FOR MY SON (FOR NOAH)

SUPERMARKET IN TEXAS

WALK ON A SUMMER'S NIGHT

ABANDONING YOUR CAR IN A SNOWSTORM: ROSSLYN, VIRGINIA

AND THE WAGES OF GOODNESS ARE NOT ASSURED (FOR AHARON APPLEF

ARK (FOR PEGGY AND HOWARD NEMEROV)

AT LUCY VINCENT BEACH, EASTER SUNDAY 1986

ATELIER RHEINGOLD

BACK FROM WORD-PROCESSING COURSE, I SAY TO MY OLD TYPEWRITER

BECAUSE MARRIAGE IS NOT FOR ROMANTICS

BEFORE A STORM, IN SEPTEMBER

BLEIBTREUSTRASSE

BUYING BASEBALL CARDS AT FORTY-TWO (FOR MARILYN LEVINE)

CHRISTMAS ECLOGUE: WASHINGTON, D.C.

DAYS WE WOULD RATHER KNOW

DRINKS AND KISSES

DUSK: MALLARDS ON THE CHARLES RIVER

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

ELEGY FOR MY MOTHER: THE DAYS (BETTY BLUMENTHAL)

EMILIO ROMA IS DEAD (IN MEMORIAM, EMILIO ROMA III)

EPITHALAMIUM: THE SINGLE LIGHT

FALLING ASLEEP AT THE EROTIC MOZI

FIRST SNOW: CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS

FIVE ANSWERS TO SACVAN BERCOVITCH

FOR H., DEAD IN A CAR AT THIRTY-EIGHT

GROWING OLD IN WEST VIRGINIA

I AM SICK OF THE RICH

I HAVE LIVED THIS WAY FOR YEARS AND DO NOT WISH TO CHANGE

I THINK CONSTANTLY OF THOSE WHO WERE TRULY GREAT

ICARUS DESCENDED

IN A CEMETERY IN KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE

IN A HELICOPTER OVER PARACHUTE, COLORADO

JULIEK'S VIOLIN

JUNGIANS & FREUDIANS AT THE JOSEPH CAMPBELL LECTURE

LEARNING BY DLING

LETTERS FLOATING AROUND ELLIS ISLAND

LIGHT, AT THIRTY-TWO

LOOKING FOR WILDFLOWERS IN BERNHEIM FOREST

LUKACS FURDO: DECEMBER 31. 1995

MEDITATION ON POLITICS AT THE QUABBIN RESERVOIR (FOR JOSEPH

MUSHROOM HUNTING IN LATE AUGUST, PETERBOROUGH, N.H.

NO MORE KISSING - AIDS EVERYWHERE

OCTOBER SESTINA: THE SHADOWS

ON THE EDGE AT SANTORINI

OPUS POSTHUMOUS

ORDINARY HEARTBREAKS

ORDINARY/EXTRAORDINARY

POEM BY SOMEONE ELSE

POEM FOR MY FATHER AT EIGHTY-FIVE AFTER CROSS-COUNTY SKIING

POEM, AGAINST HESITATION

REFINISHING THE TABLE

SAMIZDAT'S MUSE

SAY (FOR WENDY PARSONS)

SERIAL MONOGAMY

SOME NIGHTS AT THIRTY

ANGEL GABRIEL IS THE IMAGINATION

CONNOISSEUR OF STARTS

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A CHILD AND A POEM

DISAPPOINTMENTS OF CHILDHOOD

ELEPHANTS DYING

GEOLOGIST (GRAND CANYON, MAY 1988)

HAPPIEST DAY OF YOUR LIFE (FOR D.)

HEART OF QUANG DUC

LITRAJURE OF EVERYDAY LIFE

MAN WHO NEEDED NO ONE

MUSIC OF WHATEVER

NIGHT THE DANCING DIED (APRIL 19, 1968)

OLD PAINTER AT THE VIOLIN

PLEASURES OF OLD AGE

TIP OF THE ICEBERG

WASP IN THE STUDY

TWICE-BORN MATCHES

UNITED JEWISH APPEAL

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, 1959

WATCHING LA BOHEME WITH MY FATHER

WAVING GOOD-BYE TO MY FATHER

WHO WILL LIVE IN OUR HOUSES WHEN WE DIE?

WISHES THAT COULD LAST A LIFETIME

WISHFUL THINKING

YOUNG BIRDS CRYING LATE AT NIGHT

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