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Poems by Mary Oliver

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Why I Wake Early

... to hold us in the great hands of light – ...

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Dogfish

... I don't want to tell it, I want to listento the enormous waterfalls of the sun ...

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The Kookaburras

... They didn't want to do anything so extraordinary, only to fly ...

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Sand Dabs, Five

... * Spring: there rises up from the earth such a blazing sweetness ...

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That Sweet Flute John Clare

... Christopher Smart, in the press of blazing electricity ...

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Clapp's Pond

... bronze wings;and one doe, dimpling the ground as she touches ...

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The Kingfisher

... silver leaf with its broken red river, and with a rough and ...

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Happiness

... in her black nails, untilmaybe she grew full, or sleepy, or maybe ...

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Walking To Oak-Head Pond, And Thinking Of The Ponds I Will Visit In The Next Days And Weeks

... as it unfurls its fragrant body, and shinesagainst the hard possibility of stoppage-- ...

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Toward The Space Age

... can occur unwatched and let a fountain of essential silliness ...

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Gannets

... for a moment, then rise from the water inseparable ...

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Where Does the Dance Begin, Where Does It End?

... Haven't the flowers moved, slowly, across Asia, then Europe, ...

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Last Night the Rain Spoke to Me

... my right hand was holding my left hand ...

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A Dream of Trees

... Where, as the times implore our true involvement, ...

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Sunrise

... this morning, climbing the familiar hills ...