Classic and Contemporary Poets

LEN ROBERTS

Poems found: 326

ACUPUNCTURE AND CLEANSING AT FORTY-EIGHT

AFTER THE FIGHT

AFTER THE SECOND OPERATION

ALL DAY CUTTING WOOD, THINKING

AND WHERE WERE YOU

ANGELS IN THE EXPERIMENTAL CATECHISM/MATH CLASS

ANOINTING HER FIVE SENSES

ANOTHER JOURNEY

ANOTHER SPRING ON OLMSTEAD STREET

ANTIQUE STORE, PECS, HUNGARY

ANY PLACE, ANY TIME

APRIL DUSK, WASSERGASS

AT THE TRAIN TRACKS

AT THE TRAIN TRACKS

BANK BARN'S TILT

BEHIND THE COUNTER AT A SODA SHOP IN FLORENCE

BERGSTRESSER'S YARD SALE

BRINGING ZIGGY HIS HOMEWORK AFTER THE ACCIDENT

BUILDING THE BARN DOOR

BURNING THE ANGELS

BURNING THE CITY

CENTRIPETAL/CENTRIFUGAL FORCE

CHILDREN SINGING

CHRISTMAS PREPARATIONS, FIRST GRADE, ST. BERNARD'S

CHRISTMAS, 1952

CLEAR JANUARY, ZERO DEGREES, MY LAST

CLIMBING THE THREE HILLS IN SEARCH OF THE BEST CHRISTMAS TRE

COHOES: PART 1, PIGEONS

CONSIDERING THE HOUSE

CONTEMPLATING AGAIN THE JADE CHRYSANTHEMUM

CORRECTING THE LISP

COUNTING THE BLACK ANGELS

CRICKETS PERSISTING

CUTTING DOWN THE WOOD SHED

DISAPPEARING ACT

DISH FOR EACH TICKET

DIVER AND THE COAL

DOING THE LAUNDRY

EMMA IN THE CLASS ON REPRODUCTION

ENCOURAGING SEA

ENJOYING THE ENGLISH COUNTRYSIDE

FIRST THE GIRDLE AND BROWN

FIRST WOMEN I TOUCHED

FIVE STEPS IN PROVING THE EXISTENCE OF GOD

FLICKING THE SWITCH

FLYING MONK IN FLAMES

FOR THE DEAD SONS

GIFT SHOP IN PECS, HUNGARY

GOLDFINCH, MY FATHER, IN THE FORSYTHIA

HEARING THE GIRL STORY WHILE SHOVELING SNOW

HERCULES' TEMPLE AT PAESTUM

HOLDING OUT THE HANDS

I BLAME IT ON HIM

I CAN'T FORGET YOU

IN THE MIND OF GOD

IT'S ALL RIGHT, IT'S OK

JOEY MCGRAW'S DESK, 1960

LAST NIGHT, BETWEEN DUSK AND

LATE JUNE, WASSERGASS

LEARNING ABOUT THE HEART

LEARNING ANIMALS AND INSECTS IN THIRD GRADE

LEARNING NATURAL INSTINCTS

LEARNING ON OLMSTEAD STREET

LEARNING OUR PLACES IN THE HIERARCHY OF ANGELS

LEARNING THE ANGELS

LEARNING THE LEAVES

LEARNING THE PLANETS

LEARNING THE STARS

LEARNING TO DANCE

LEARNING TO WRITE IN CURSIVE WITH A FOUNTAIN PEN

LEE'S CHINESE LAUNDRY

LIGHTING CANDLES IN THE LAKE GEORGE NARROWS

LIGHTING THE CANDLES

LIKE THE WEEDS AND FLOWERS

LIST OF MOST DIFFICULT WORDS

LOVE ON LONESOME DRIVE ROAD

MAKING GALUMPKIS

MAKING SURE THE HOUSE IS LOCKED

METAMORPHOSIS IN STOCKHOLM

MILLION BRANCHES

MISSION. LATE MARCH, 1960

MONITORING IMPULSES

MORE WALNUTS, LATE OCTOBER

MY BROTHER'S ANGELS

MY FATHER'S COUGH

MY FATHER'S FENCE

MY FATHER'S NAME

MY FATHER'S WHISTLE

MY FATHER, TU FU, AND THE NINE STORKS

MY MOTHER CATALOGUES THE WRONGS

MY MOTHER WORE FAKE PEARL EARRINGS

MY MOTHER'S TRAILER

MY SON INSISTED

MY SON WON'T STOP MAKING

MY UNCLE CHAUNCEY DROVE MY AUNT ELEANOR

MY WIFE WANTS ME TO CUT

NAILING IN NEW BRACES

NAMES OF THE PRESIDENTS

NEAR THE PAULITE CHURCH

NINE STORKS ASCENDING

NOON, WEDNESDAY IN WASSERGASS

NOVEMBER, WASSERGASS

OLD WOMAN ON HVAR

ON AGNES ISLAND

ON BIG JOHN'S HILL

ON HEARING THAT WE WERE ALL BOUNDLESS, UNIMAGINABLE ENERGY

ONE DREAM OF TWO RED STARFISH

OUR SON LEAVES HIS MINIATURE JAPANESE SAND GARDEN BEHIND BECAUSE THERE

PASSING THE ORANGE

PEANUT BUTTER AND JELLY SANDWICHES

PENNSYLVANIA JANUARY

PERIWINKLE HERE IN WASSERGASS

PERSISTENT CRICKET

PINE LAKE, 1958

PISSING IN THE WIND

PLANTING DAMASCUS FIRS

POLISHING THE WORK BOOTS

POWER OF NUMBERS

PREGNANT, SHE DANCES

PRETENDING IN PAESTUM

PUSHING CARS OUT OF THE SNOW

RAPE OF THE SABINE WOMEN

RAY SHOWS HIS BROTHER THE BARN

READY FOR SLEEP

READY IN WASSERGASS

RECONSIDERING THE COMMANDMENTS

RED LEAVES REMIND ME AGAIN

RED LEAVES REMIND ME AGAIN

RED PLASTIC KEY

REMOVING THE MOLE

RIDING OUT TO SEE THE FIRST FLOWERS

RIPPING SLATE OFF THE BARN ROOF

RISING FOR THE MILK ROUTE

RISING TO WORK, JANUARY, UPSTATE NEW YORK

ROLLING THE WORLD IN ST. BERNARD'S

RUNNING THE TRAINS AT HIGH SPEED

SAINTS ALWAYS HAD THEIR HANDS

SANTO AND JOHNNY'S GUITAR LOVE-SONG

SATURDAY NIGHT FIGHTS

SEARCH FOR THE PERFECT CHRISTMAS TREE, WASSERGASS, PA.

SECOND-GRADE ANGEL

SHE GOES OUT TO BUY GROCERIES

SHE RETURNS FOR THE LAST PUTTING ON OF OIL

SHOE IN THE ROAD, AUTUMN'S

SHOVELING SNOW IN COHOES, NEW YORK

SHOVELING THE BLOCK

SHOVELING WHILE THE SNOW KEEPS FALLING

SHRINKING AS THEY RISE, THE

SILENCE ON THE DAY MY FATHR WAS CARRIED AWAY

SINNER IN ST. BERNARD'S

SISTER ANN ZITA SHOWS US THE FOOLISHNESS OF THE FORBIDDEN BOOKS

SLEIGHING DOWN THE CLAY HILL

SNAPPER, WASSERGASS

SNOWFLAKES IN HELL

SOMEWHERE SOMEONE IS MAKING ANOTHER

SPARROW AND THE WINTER'S NEST OF SNOW

SPLITTING WOOD WITH MILTON AND THE DEVILS, WASSERGASS

SPRING PEEPERS, APRIL, WASSERGASS

STANDING IN THE NARROW NECK

STONE BUILDER ON HVAR

STUFFED PEPPERS

SUNDAY MORNING SINK BATH

SURVEY, AUTUMN, WASSERGASS

TAKING INVENTORY AS SHE WEEDS

TALKING ON THE TELEPHONE

TALKING TO THE POISON SUMAC

TALKING WITH GOD

TAPPING IN THE SEED

TERRIBLE ANGELS

THINNING THE WALNUTS

TILTING PAGODAS

TROUBLE-MAKING YELLOW FINCH

TRYING TO TELL MY MOTHER ABOUT HER GUARDIAN ANGEL

TURKU CATHEDRAL, NOVEMBER, DEATH MONTH

TURNING OFF THE CHRISTMAS WINDOW CANDLES

USHERING IN THE NEW YEAR AT THE COHOES THEATER

VIDE UNFOLDING NETS

WAITING FOR HER TO WAKE

WAKING AND REMEMBERING A FAMILY CEMETERY IN MAINE

WALKING THROUGH A FAMILY GRAVEYARD AND THINKING OF THE...

WASHING THE WINDOWS

WATCHING THE MOON

WAY I ALWAYS LIKED IT

WAY OF THE CROSS

WE SAT, SO PATIENT

WE WERE INSECTS AND ANIMALS

WHAT KIND OF MAN

WHAT THE HELL, FEBRUARY, WASSERGASS

WHEN THE ANGEL FINALLY CAME DOWN

WHEN THE BISHOP CAME

WHEN THE DEAD SPEAK

WHILE THE TRACTOR IDLED

WITHOUT TAKING OFF HIS COAT

WITHOUT TAKING OFF HIS COAT MY FATHER CALLS ME OVER

WORKING BLACKTOP, 1963

WORKING THE COUNTER AT THE COHOES DRIVE-IN

YELLOW OF MULBERRY

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