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For my father
O how shall I warble myself for the dead one there I loved?
And how shall I deck my song for the large sweet soul that has gone?
WALT WHITMAN
| Introduction | |
| I. Reckoning | Between grief and nothing, I will take grief. |
| W. H. Auden | Muse des Beaux Arts |
| Robert Pinsky | Dying |
| Rita Dove | The Wake |
| Emily Dickinson | After great pain, a formal feeling comes |
| My life closed twice before its close | |
| Brenda Hillman | Secret Knowledge |
| Much Hurrying | |
| Sharon Olds | The Race |
| Terrance Hayes | The Whale |
| D. H. Lawrence | Silence |
| Wilfred Owen | Futility |
| Anne Sexton | Lament |
| Stevie Smith | Not Waving But Drowning |
| Dylan Thomas | Do Not Go Gentle into That Good Night |
| Lucie Brock-Broido | Pyrrhic Victory |
| Philip Larkin | The Mower |
| Mary Jo Bang | No More |
| Ruth Stone | Loss |
| Brenda Shaughnessy | Ever |
| Nick Flynn | Sudden |
| Ted Hughes | Do Not Pick Up the Telephone |
| W. H. Auden | Funeral Blues |
| Natasha Trethewey | Graveyard Blues |
| Donald Hall | Without |
| Jean Valentine | For a Woman Dead at Thirty |
| Adrienne Rich | Final Notations |
| Albert Goldbarth | One Continuous Substance |
| Jane Cooper | Iron |
| Kevin Young | Bereavement |
| Li-Young Lee | This Hour and What Is Dead |
| Gerard Manley Hopkins | [Carrion Comfort] |
| Forrest Hamer | from Choir Practice |
| John Berryman | To Bhain Campbell |
| Epilogue | |
| Derek Walcott | Sea Canes |
| Elizabeth Alexander | Autumn Passage |
| Jane Kenyon | Let Evening Come |
| II. Regret | I believe, but what is belief? |
| Robert Frost | Nothing Gold Can Stay |
| Joel Brouwer | The Spots |
| Frank Bidart | Like |
| Anne Stevenson | Dreaming of the Dead |
| Stephen Dobyns | Grief |
| Theodore Roethke | Elegy for Jane |
| Donald Justice | On the Death of Friends in Childhood |
| Simon Armitage | The Shout |
| Michael S. Harper | We Assume: On the Death of Our Son, Reuben Masai Harper |
| David Wojahn | Written on the Due Date of a Son Never Born |
| Laure-Anne Bosselaar | Stillbirth |
| Seamus Heaney | Mid-Term Break |
| Gregory Orr | A Litany |
| Marie Howe | How Some of It Happened |
| Galway Kinnell | Freedom, New Hampshire |
| Mary Oliver | Ice |
| Les Murray | The Last Hellos |
| Lucille Clifton | oh antic God |
| Ruth Stone | Speaking to My Dead Mother |
| Thom Gunn | The Reassurance |
| Jon Pineda | My Sister, Who Died Young, Takes Up the Task |
| Mark Strand | Elegy for My Father |
| William Matthews | Men at My Fathers Funeral |
| Stephen Dunn | On the Death of a Colleague |
| Jeff Fallis | Marquee Moon |
| Jim Daniels | The Facts of Grief |
| Denise Duhamel | David Lemieux |
| Edna St. Vincent Millay | Dirge Without Music |
| III. Remembrance | What did I know, what did I know |
| Elizabeth Alexander | After |
| Owen Dodson | Poems for My Brother Kenneth |
| Claudia Emerson | Artifact |
| Hal Sirowitz | Remember Me |
| Joy Harjo | Death Is a Woman |
| Mark Doty | Tiara |
| William Stafford | A Memorial: Son Bret |
| Carolyn Forch | The Morning Baking |
| Calvin Forbes | Hand Me Down Blues |
| C. K. Williams | Grief |
| Natasha Trethewey | Myth |
| Etheridge Knight | The Bones of My Father |
| Joseph Brodsky | A Song |
| Robert Hayden | Those Winter Sundays |
| Beth Ann Fennelly | Asked for a Happy Memory of Her Father, She Recalls Wrigley Field |
| Lucille Clifton | forgiving my father |
| Dean Young | White Crane |
| Arnold J. Kemp | Elegy |
| D. A. Powell | cosmos, late blooming |
| Afaa Michael Weaver | Abiku |
| James Tate | The Lost Pilot |
| Dylan Thomas | A Refusal to Mourn the Death, by Fire, of a Child in London |
| Coleman Barks | Luke and the Duct Tape |
| Erin Murphy | Birthday Poem |
| Cornelius Eady | You Dont Miss Your Water |
| Billy Collins | The Dead |
| IV. Ritual | Tomorrow, the bowl I have yet to fill. |
| Philip Larkin | Water |
| Anne Carson | My Religion |
| Anne Sexton | The Truth the Dead Know |
| James Weldon Johnson | Listen Lord: A Prayer |
| William Carlos Williams | Dedication for a Plot of Ground |
| Yusef Komunyakaa | Facing It |
| Seamus Heaney | Funeral Rites |
| Toi Derricotte | Not Forgotten |
| Natasha Trethewey | After Your Death |
| W. D. Snodgrass | Disposal |
| Deborah Digges | Seersucker Suit |
| Reginald Shepherd | Until She Returns |
| Quan Barry | the oboe in Handels largo from Xerxes as elegy |
| A. R. Ammons | Transaction |
| William Matthews | My Fathers Body |
| Jean Valentine | My Mothers Body, My Professor, My Bower |
| Mary Jo Salter | Dead Letters |
| Grace Paley | I needed to talk to my sister |
| Thomas Sayers Ellis | Fatal April |
| Louise Glck | Celestial Music |
| Michael Ryan | God |
| James Wright | Trying to Pray |
| Robert Hayden | Ice Storm |
| Tony Hoagland | Wasteful Gesture Only Not |
| Terrance Hayes | Blues Procession |
| Cornelius Eady | I Just Wanna Testify |
| Matthew Rohrer | Incensation at the Funeral |
| Karl Shapiro | My Fathers Funeral |
| Edward Hirsch | Cold Calls |
| Kevin Young | Burial [No Woman No Cry] |
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