Article: The River Poem.(poem)(Poem)

Article: The river.(Poem)
New Criterion;  January 1, 2000 ;     454 words ... ... upriver, metallic blue. O Daily Telegraph, O Daily Mail, O The Times. Give us a sign. We would have a wonder and a sign. A crossbow bolt soon lost to the willows. William Logan's latest book of poems is Night Battles (Penguin).

Article: The Gihon River.(Poem)
Prairie Schooner;  June 22, 2005 ;     497 words ...The Gihon River Raw juice of another mango burns While all afternoon others write poems I wield the big knife through unmanageable softness the flesh-clung pits-- wait for the river after supper to take me whole ...

Article: At Black River.(Poem)
Poetry;  August 1, 2003 ;     424 words ... ... death comes before the rolling away of the stone. MARY OLIVER was the Phi Beta Kappa Poet for Harvard's Literary Exercises last June. Beacon Press will publish a selection of her poems and essays, Owls and Other Fantasies, in September.

Article: Cry me a river. (poem)
The American Poetry Review;  March 1, 1998 ;     700+ words ... ... fishing, which was all the time. And that was the world's first country western song. Tony Hoagland's second collection of poems, Donkey Gospel, published by Graywolf Press in April, is winner of the 1997 James Laughlin Prize. He teaches at New Mexico ...

Article: Known to the River.(Poem)
Chicago Review;  December 22, 2002 ;     366 words ... ... Rosello is a teacher and poet living in Oakland. She is co-editor of a chapbook series called Noemi Press. Her work has appeared in Poetry, Boston Review, Provincetown Arts, and Poet Lore. She has poems forthcoming in Near South.

firing goddesses from the murray river.(Poem)
Journal of Australian Studies;  September 1, 1999 ;     514 words ... ... City Council, writing creatively on aspects of Brisbane's history. This work appears on the Brisbane Stories website and is soon to be released on CD-ROM. A new book of poems will be published in 2000 by Papyrus Publishing in Melbourne.

Freeing the Dead Cow in River.(Poem)
The Literary Review;  June 22, 2001 ;     489 words ...In the daydream poem-to-be that surfaced once years ago it would have been a woman, her last slow float down the river in the final grip and current ...