Poems by Adrienne Rich
Orion
... your breast open, your belt dragged down ...
Our Whole Life
... Trying to tell the doctor where it hurts ...
Paula Becker to Clara Westhoff
... the planes of an antique mouth, let's say, among the leaves ...
Power
... Today a backhoe divulged out of a crumbling flank of earth ...
Rural Reflections
... Get out there with your splendid expertise ...
Shattered Head
... made of them where the stretched tissue of a field or woods ...
Snapshots of a Daughter-In-Law
... in that Amherst pantry while the jellies boil and scum, ...
Stepping Backward
... I should say They're luckiest who know they're not unique ...
Two Songs
... a prize one could wreck one's peace for ...
Victory
... packed in the trunk my bag of foils for fencing with pain ...
