Classic and Contemporary Poets

WENDELL BERRY

Poems found: 481

A THIRD POSSIBILITY

A TIMBERED CHOIR

AGAINST THE WAR IN VIETNAM

ANGER AGAINST BEASTS

ANGER AGAINST BEASTS

ANGLO-SAXON PROTESTANT HETEROSEXUAL MEN

ANOTHER DESCENT

APRIL WOODS: MORNING

AT A COUNTRY FUNERAL

AT A COUNTRY FUNERAL

BE STILL IN HASTE

BELL CALLS IN THE TOWN

BIRTH (NEAR PORT WILLIAM)

CHILD UNBORN, THE COMING YEAR

CLEARING RESTS IN SONG AND SHADE

CONTRARINESS OF THE MAD FARMER

COUNTRY OF MARRIAGE

CROP MUST DRINK, WE MOVE THE PIPE

DARK AROUND US COME

DARK WITH POWER

DESIGN OF A HOUSE

DO NOT BE ASHAMED

DO NOT BE ASHAMED

DREAM ENDED, I WENT OUT, AWAKE

EAGER DOG LIES STRANGE AND STILL

ELEGY; PRYOR THOMAS BERRY, MARCH 4, 1864 - FEBRUARY 23, 1946

ENCLOSING THE FIELD WITHIN BOUNDS

ENRICHING THE EARTH

ESTRANGED BY DISTANCE, HE RELEARNS

FARMER AMONG THE TOMBS

FARMER AND THE SEA

FARMER, SPEAKING OF MONUMENTS

FEAR OF DARKNESS

FIRST TIME I REMEMBER WAKING UP

FOR THE EXPLAINERS

FOR THE HOG KILLING

FOR THE HOG KILLING

FOR THE REBUILDING OF A HOUSE

FOR THE REBUILDING OF A HOUSE

FROG WITH LICHENED BACK AND GOLDEN THIGH

FROM THE CREST: 1

FROM THE CREST: 10

FROM THE CREST: 2

FROM THE CREST: 3

FROM THE CREST: 4

FROM THE CREST: 5

FROM THE CREST: 6

FROM THE CREST: 7

FROM THE CREST: 8

FROM THE CREST: 9

FROM THE DISTANCE

FUME AND SHOCK AND UPROAR

GIFT OF GRAVITY

GRACIOUS SABBATH STOOD HERE WHILE THEY STOOD

GREAT DEATHLY POWERS HAVE PASSED

GREEN AND WHITE

HAIL TO THE FOREST BORN AGAIN

HANDING DOWN: 1. THE LIGHT

HANDING DOWN: 10. THE FREEDOM OF LOVING

HANDING DOWN: 11. HE TAKES HIS TIME

HANDING DOWN: 12. THE FERN

HANDING DOWN: 13. HE IS IN THE HABIT OF THE WORLD

HANDING DOWN: 14. THE YOUNG MAN, THINKING OF THE OLD

HANDING DOWN: 2. THE CONVERSATION

HANDING DOWN: 3. THE OLD MAN IS OLDER IN HISTORY ...

HANDING DOWN: 4. HE LOOKS OUT THE WINDOW AT THE TOWN

HANDING DOWN: 5. HE HAS LIVED THROUGH ANOTHER NIGHT

HANDING DOWN: 6. THE NEW HOUSE

HANDING DOWN: 7. THE HEAVINESS OF HIS WISDOM

HANDING DOWN: 8. A WILDERNESS STARTS TOWARD HIM

HANDING DOWN: 9. THOUGH HE CAN'T KNOW DEATH,...

HERE WHERE THE DARK-SOURCED STREAM BRIMS UP

HERE WHERE THE WORLD IS BEING MADE

HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO MAKE THE WOODS?

HOW MANY HAVE RELINGUISHED

HOW TO BE A POET (TO REMIND MYSELF)

I GO AMONG TREES AND SIT STILL

I GO FROM THE WOODS INTO THE CLEARED FIELD

IN A CREASE OF THE HILL

IN A MOTEL PARKING LOT

IN MEMORY: STUART EGNAL

INDEPENDENCE DAY

INDEPENDENCE DAY

JAYBER CROW'S SILLY SONG ABOUT JESUS

KENTUCKY RIVER JUNCTION

KENTUCKY RIVER JUNCTION

LAW THAT MARRIES ALL THINGS

LIFE FORGIVES ITS DEPREDATIONS

MAD FARMER IN THE CITY

MAD FARMER MANIFESTO: THE FIRST AMENDMENT

MAD FARMER REVOLUTION

MAD FARMER'S LOVE SONG

MAD FARMER, FLYING THE FLAG OF ROUGH BRANCH, SECEDES FROM THE

MAN BORN TO FARMING

MAN WALKING AND SINGING: 1

MAN WALKING AND SINGING: 2

MAN WALKING AND SINGING: 3

MANIFESTO: THE MAD FARMER LIBERATION FRONT

MARRIAGE, AN ELEGY

MEDITATION IN THE SPRING RAIN

MEDITATION IN THE SPRING RAIN

MY GREAT-GRANDFATHER'S SLAVES

NECESSITY OF FAITH

NINE VERSES OF THE SAME SONG

NOW THOUGH THE SEASON WARMS

OLD ELM TREE BY THE RIVER

ON THE HILL LATE AT NIGHT

OUR CHILDREN, COMING OF AGE

OUR CHRISTMAS TREE

OUR CHRISTMAS TREE

OUR HOUSEHOLD FOR THE TIME MADE RIGHT

OVER THE RIVER IN LOUD FLOOD

PASSING THE STRAIT: 1.

PASSING THE STRAIT: 2.

PASSING THE STRAIT: 3.

PASTURE, BLEACHED AND COLD TWO WEEKS AGO

PEACE OF WILD THINGS

PLANTING CROCUSES: 1

PLANTING CROCUSES: 2

PLANTING CROCUSES: 3

PORCH OVER THE RIVER

PRAYER AFTER EATING

PRAYER AFTER EATING

PRAYERS AND SAYINGS OF THE MAD FARMER

PRAYERS AND SAYINGS OF THE MAD FARMER

REMEMBERING MY FATHER

REQUIEM; OWEN FLOOD, JANUARY 13, 1920 - MARCH 27, 1974

RIVER BRIDGED AND FORGOT

RONSARD'S LAMENT FOR THE CUTTING OF THE FOREST OF GASTINE

SABBATH, 1985, VI

SABBATH, 1985, VIII

SABBATH: 1985, V

SABBATHS, 1985, VII

SABBATHS, SELS.

SABBATHS: 1979 II

SABBATHS: 1980 VI

SABBATHS: 1985 I

SABBATHS: 1985 I

SABBATHS: 1985 III

SABBATHS: 1985 III

SATISFACTIONS OF THE MAD FARMER

SERENADE IN BLACK

SEVENTEEN YEARS

SIX DAYS OF WORK ARE SPENT

SLOWLY, SLOWLY THEY RETURN

SMOKE IS BETTER THAN A SMUDGE

SOME FURTHER WORDS

SONATA AT PAYNE HOLLOW

SONATA AT PAYNE HOLLOW

SONG IN A YEAR OF CATASTROPHE

SONG SPARROW SINGING IN THE FALL

STANDING GROUND

SUMMER ENDS, AND IT IS TIME

THE ARISTOCRACY

THE BEST REWARD

THE BROKEN GROUND

THE BURIAL OF THE OLD

THE COUNTRY OF MARRIAGE

THE COUNTRY TOWN IN EARLY SUNDAY MORNING

THE GRANDMOTHER

THE HABIT OF WAKING

THE HANDING DOWN: 1. THE CONVERSATION

THE LAW THAT MARRIES ALL THINGS

THE LOWLAND GROVE

THE MAD FARMER REVOLUTION

THE MORNING'S NEWS

THE OLD ELM TREE BY THE RIVER

THE PEACE OF WILD THINGS

THE PORCH OVER THE RIVER

THE RIVER BRIDGED AND FORGOT

THE RIVER VOYAGERS

THE WAY OF PAIN

THEY SIT TOGETHER ON THE PORCH

THIRD POSSIBILITY

THIRTY MORE YEARS

THOUGHT OF SOMETHING ELSE

THREE ELEGIAC POEMS; HARRY ERDMAN PERRY, 1861-1965: 2

THREE ELEGIAC POEMS; HARRY ERDMAN PERRY, 1881-1945: 3

THREE ELEGIAC POEMS; HARRY ERDMAN PERRY, 1881-1965: 1

THROWING AWAY THE MAIL

THRUSH SONG, STREAM SONG, HOLY LOVE

TIRED MAN LEAVES HIS LABOR

TO A SIBERIAN WOODSMAN (AFTER LOOKING AT SOME PICTURES IN A MAGAZINE)

TO A SIBERIAN WOODSMAN (AFTER LOOKING AT SOME PICTURES IN A MAGAZINE)

TO GO BY SINGING

TO KNOW THE DARK

TO LONG FOR WHAT CAN BE FULFILLED IN TIME

TO LONG FOR WHAT ETERNITY FULFILLS

TO MY CHILDREN, FEARING FOR THEM

TO MY CHILDREN, FEARING FOR THEM

TO SIT AND LOOK AT LIGHT-FILLED LEAVES

TO TANYA AT CHRISTMAS

TO TANYA AT CHRISTMAS

TO THE HOLY SPIRIT

TO THE UNSEEABLE ANIMAL

TO THE UNSEEABLE ANIMAL

TO THINK OF THE LIFE OF A MAN

TO THINK OF THE LIFE OF A MAN

TO WHAT LISTENS

TO WHAT LISTENS

TO WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS

TO WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS

TRAVELING AT HOME

VERSES OF THE SAME SONG: 9

VERSES OF THE SAME SONG: 9

WALKING ON THE RIVER ICE

WALNUT ST., OAK ST., SYCAMORE ST., ETC

WALNUT ST., OAK ST., SYCAMORE ST., ETC

WARNING TO MY READERS

WE HAVE WALKED SO MANY TIMES, MY BOY

WE WHO PRAYED AND WEPT

WE WHO PRAYED AND WEPT

WHAT HARD TRAVAIL GOD DOES IN DEATH

WHAT IF, IN THE HIGH, RESTFUL SANTUARY

WHAT STOOD WILL STAND, THOUGH ALL BE FALLEN

WHAT WE NEED IS HERE

WHATEVER IS FORESEEN IN JOY

WHO MAKES A CLEARING MAKES A WORK OF ART

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WINTER NIGHT POEM FOR MARY

WINTER NIGHTFALL

WINTER WREN IS BACK, QUICK

WISH TO BE GENEROUS

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