Index by Influence
Christopher Buckley, “To Ernesto Trejo in the Other World,” Sky
after words by doiron:
“To Nicholas Doiron Macaluso in the Pre-World of Beginning“
”Not Like Missing Socks“
Stanley Burnshaw, “The House in St. Petersburg,” Contemporary American Poetry
after words by doiron
“The If Factor of Who”
Rebecca Dunham, “Ontology of a Miniature Room,” Crab Orchard Review, Vol. 11 No. 1
after words by doiron:
”Ontology of the Blank Page“
Annie Finch, “The Poetess in America”
after words by doiron:
“Who Would’ve Thought“
Tess Gallagher, “Fathomless”, Moon Crossing Bridge
after words by doiron:
Featureless
Jane Kenyon, “Let Evening Come”, Contemporary American Poets
after words by doiron:
“Tell Them This”
Ted Kooser, “At the County Museum,” “Grasshoppers,” Delights and Shadows
after words by doiron:
“At the Wrecking Yard”
“Garage Spiders”
“There Was Hail”
Maxine Kumin, “How It Is”, Contemporary American Poutry, Fifth Edition
after words by doiron
“Is It Cloth“
Philip Levine, “My Sister’s Voice,” ”The Poem of Chalk”, “Dust and Memory”, The Simple Truth
after words by doiron :
”My Husband’s Rain“
”My Husband’s Snow“
“The Poem of Plants“
“Loco Moon“
“Can We Buy More Lives at the End?”
Perie Longo, “Litany” and “Winter”, The Privacy of Wind
after words by doiron:
“Sticks“
“Road Prayers“
Federico Garcia Lorca, “Flamenca Vignettes,” Federico Garcia Lorca, Collected Poems
after words by doiron
“Schottische Miniatures in 2/4 Time” (6 poems: Suzanne Marie, Josephine Dehullu, Nightfall, Death’s Lament, Church/Farm, and Memo)
Thomas Lux, “Elegy for Robert Winner” from New & Selected Poems
after words by doiron:
“I Dreamed a Black Stetson”
Pablo Neruda, “Loves: Teresa”, Isla Negra
after words by doiron:
“Names Better Left Unsaid”
“Isla Negra Arrived and I Remembered“
“Yes, Flags Wave for Me”
Milner Place, “Favela,” and “The Trapper,” In a Rare Time of Rain, and “The Great River, Caminante
after words by doiron:
”The Reader“
”Off Victoria Road“
“Harrow Song“
Adrienne Rich, “Diving Into The Wreck”
after words by doiron
“Divining Love“
Rainer Maria Rilke, “Washing the Corpse”, The Selected Poetry of Rainer Maria Rilke, Edited and Transalted by Stephen Mitchell
after words by doiron
“Green Room“
Charles Simic, “Dismantling the Silence”, Contemporary American Poetry, Fifth Edition
after words by doiron
“Building The Snake“
William Stafford, selected readings from Contemporary American Poetry, Fifth Edition
after words by doiron
“Uncertainty“
“What Happens When a Word Won’t Come“
