Poetry Collections
- 1970: Malady
- 1972: The Elaboration
- 1975: Song Cycle
- 1977: How to Take Off Your Clothes at the Picnic
- 1979: Dawn/Water
- 1982: Good Looks
- 1983: Locating the Beloved and Other Stories
- 1984: Zoetropes: Poems 1972-82
- 1990: The Old Man's Example
- 1991: Milky Way Bar
- 1996: My Sunshine
- 1996: Sheet Music: Poems 1967-1982
- 1999: What to Call Your Child
- 2001: Collected Poems
- 2005: Lifted
- 2010: The Victims of Lightning
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