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  Ambrose, Saint, Bishop of Milan, d. 397
And the children of Birmingham
Angels again
Asín Palacios, Miguel, 1871-1944
At this precise moment in history. Section of The geography of Lograire.
Averroës, 1126-1198
Ben's last fight (fragment)
Canto bilingue
Carol - 1967, A
Ce Xochitl: The sign of flowers (Mexico). Section of The geography of Lograire.
Ceremony for Edward Dahlberg
Chant to be used in processions around a site with furnaces
Char, René, 1907-. Poems from the French of René Char, translated by Thomas Merton.
CHEE$E, by Joyce Killer-Diller : A Christmas Card for Brother Cellarer
Chilam Balam (Yucatan). Section of The geography of Lograire.
Cinq vierges, Les (pour Jacques)
City's spring
Comedy card for a serious case
Concrete poems (various)
Crossportion's Pastoral
Day six O'Hare telephane. Section of The geography of Lograire.
Dirty souls. Translation by Thomas Merton of the poem "Almas sucias" by Alfonso Cortés.
Eichmann, Adolf
Eight freedom songs
Elegy for a Trappist
Elegy for Father Stephen (also titled "Elegy for a Trappist")
Endless inscription, The
Epitath for a public servant (In memoriam - Adolf Eichmann)
Ermine street
Every morning [concrete poem]
Everyday man counts, The
Excess, An
First lesson about man
For the Edward Dahlberg festschrift
Found macaronic antipoem (A trans. from an elementary reader, Augsburg, 1514)
Geography of Lograire, The
Going
Grace's house
Grave robber beware
Great men of former times, The
Harmonies of excess
Heraud, Javier
Hopeless and felons
Hymns of Lograire. Section of The geography of Lograire.
Ibn al-Arabi, 1165-1240
Image of true lovers' death, The
In silence
Kane Relief Expedition. Section of The geography of Lograire.
Kilmer, Joyce, 1886-1918
Lament for Javier Heraud
Larmes des lions aveugles, Les
Le secret
Letters to Che : Canto bilingue
Lion, The
Love winter when the plant says nothing
Lubnan
Lycidas
Maedoc, of Ferns, Saint, d. ca. 626
Message from the horizon, A
Message to be inscribed on Mark Van Doren's Hamilton Medal
Messenger from the horizon, A
Miami you are about to be surprised
Minotaur's picnic, The. From a verse history of the World.
Night of destiny
Notes for a new liturgy. Section of The geography of Lograire.
Ointment, The
Origen
Originators, The
Paper cranes (The Hibakusha come to Gethsemani)
Planet over Eastern Parkway, The
Prayer to St. Anatole
Prologue : the endless inscription
Prologue : Why I have a wet footprint on top of my mind
Prospects of Nostradamus, The
Rain and vision
Reading translated poets, Feb. 1
Rilke's epitath
Rites for the extrusion of a leper
Round and a hope for Smith girls, A
Saint Jerome
Saint Maedoc - Fragment of an Ikon
Secret, Le
Secular signs
Seneca
Seven archaic images
Solemn music
Song : In the shows of the round ox
Song for the death of Averroës (from Ibn Al Arabi, after the Spanish version of Asin Palacios)
Song from Crossportion's Pastoral
Song from the Geography of Lograire
Song, A : Sensation time at the home
South, Part I : Song from the Geography of Lograire
Sowing of meanings, The
Splendor paternae gloriae. Fourth century. Translated from the Latin of St. Ambrose by Thomas Merton.
Sting of conscience, The (letter to Graham Greene)
Submerged dragon
Sweetgum avenue leads to a college of charm, The
Tears of the blind lions, The. French. (Les larmes des lions aveugles.)
Thoughts in an airliner
Tibud Maclay. Section of The geography of Lograire.
Tonight there is a showing of champion lights
Tower of Babel
Trappists, Working
Trees, by Joyce Kilmer
True love's novice
Tune for festive dances in the nineteen sixties, A
Unending description, The
Van Doren, Mark, 1894-1972
Verse card for hospital apocalypse
Watergap
Welcome
Western fellow students salute with calypso anthems : The movie career of Robert Lax
What to think when it rains blood (After a letter of Fulbert of Chartres to King Robert, --XI Cent.)
What troubles I have seen in birdlegged spring
Whether there is enjoyment in bitterness
Why I have a wet footprint on top of my mind
With the world in my blood stream
You are about to be surprised
 
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