Lost body / Terry Ehret.

Anglo-Saxon Love Calls
Monsters, His Monsters
Hunger
Reading Montale
Lost Body
How We Go on Living
Fuchsia
At Night It Belongs to Woman Like These
Total Lunar Eclipse, August 14, 1989
March Rains
Raven
A Second Look at Penelope
Dora Maar
Woman Flapping in The Wind
Night Prayers
The Author of This Poem Will Grant an Interview
In The Bones of My Face
Yesterday, My Pockets Full
Today I Didn't
In The Desert a Fool Smiles
The Truth
Opening Session at the Poetry Conference
At the End of the Season the Apples
Narrations Leading to the Number Nine
A man floats
These legs are running
Bang
A lake. A night without a moon
The eye begins to open
Where is the woman
Here is a ridiculous bird
Memories: a coffin
She does not know
He curls up under the weight
She says, he says
A snake is easier
Sometimes their legs
There are waterfalls
Ribbon blades
Her beads will break
The ghost of a child
This cold river.