The complete poems
by Elizabeth Bishop | 
Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening
by Robert Frost | 
Crush
by Richard Siken | 
Citizen
by Claudia Rankine |
Pillow Thoughts
by Courtney Peppernell | 
In My Head
by J. M. Storm |
I Heard God Laughing
by Hafiz | 
Devotions
by Mary Oliver | 
Thirst
by Mary Oliver | 
Why I Wake Early
by Mary Oliver | 
A Poet's Glossary
by Edward Hirsch | 
Counting Descent
by Clint Smith | 
Dead Man's Float
by Jim Harrison | 
Adam Robison and Other Poems
by Adam Robinson |
Without
by Donald Hall | 
Winter Morning Walks
by Ted Kooser | 
Alma, or The Dead Women
by Alice Notley | 
Darkness Spoken
by Ingeborg Bachmann | 
No Matter the Wreckage
by Sarah Kay | 
Gabriel
by Edward Hirsch |
The definitive anthology of Reynolds Price's accomplishments in poetry over four decades, The Collected Poems opens with a preface that discusses his beginnings, guides, and methods; it then includes his first three collections in their entirety -- Vital Provisions, The Laws of Ice, and The Use of Fire -- and adds a new volume, The Unaccountable Worth of the World, eighty-five more recent poems that offer striking departures as they continue to embody Price's close attention to the exterior and the interior worlds of a lengthening and unexpectedly complex life. The Collected Poems reveals, throughout, the accumulated variety of Reynolds Price's years as a poet -- the thematic breadth, formal steadiness, narrative vitality, and intense lyricism that have marked his work from the start. It is a landmark in a creative life that now includes more than thirty books -- poems, novels, plays, essays, translations -- and in the span of contemporary American verse.