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- Interview, pp. 36-75 The Art of Poetry LXXIX
- Occasional Poetry and Poetry on Occasions, pp. 76-82
- Introduction, p. 83
- �---��by Charles Tomlinson, p. 84
- �---��by Anne Winters, p. 84
- �---��by Jacqueline Osherow, p. 85
- �---��by Pattiann Rogers, pp. 85-86
- �---��by Siri von Reis, p. 87
- �---��by Kay Ryan, p. 88
- �---��by Kathleen Peirce, p. 89
- �---��by J.D. McClatchy, pp. 89-90
- �---��by Charles Wright, p. 91
- �---��by Agha Shahid Ali, p. 92
- �---��by Ben Downing, p. 92
- �---��by Lloyd Schwartz, p. 93
- �---��by David Wagoner, p. 93
- �---��by Irving Feldman, p. 94
- �---��by A.R. Ammons, pp. 95-96
- �---��by Seamus Heaney, p. 97
- �---��by Grace Schulman, p. 97
- �---��by Susan Kinsolving, p. 98
- �---��by Patty Seyburn, p. 98
- �---��by Kevin Cantwell, p. 99
- �---��by Charles Wright, pp. 100-102
- �---��by Honor Moore, p. 103
- �---��by Karen Volkman, p. 103
- �---��by Les Murray, pp. 104-106
- �---��by Elizabeth Macklin, pp. 107-108
- �---��by Nicholas Christopher, p. 109
- �---��by Bin Ramke, p. 109
- �---��by Melanie Rehak, pp. 110-111
- �---��by David Yezzi, p. 112
- �---��by Billy Collins, p. 112
- �---��by Stephen Dunn, pp. 112-113
- �---��by Rachel Hadas, p. 114
- �---��by Eliza Griswold, p. 115
- "A Welcome Relief from Serious Work", pp. 116-117
- Travels with Ezra, pp. 118-149
- Interview, pp. 150-199 The Art of Poetry LXXXII
- Introduction, pp. 200-201
- Anne Bronte's "To Cowper", pp. 202-205
- Elizabeth Barrett Browning's Sonnets from the Portuguese, Number XVI, pp. 206-209
- Ms. Browning's Heavy Heart, pp. 210-214 Elizabeth Barrett Browning's Last Poems
- Robert Burn's "Auld Lang Syne", pp. 215-217
- The Octava Rima Night Music, pp. 218-221 Lord Byron's Don Juan
- Heinrich Heine's "Nachtgedanken" ("Night Music"), pp. 222-225
- John Keat's "On First Looking Into Chapman's Homer", pp. 226-231
- John Keat's "Endymion", pp. 232-235
- Edgar Allan Poe's "The Raven", pp. 236-241
- Alexander Pope's "Essay on Man", pp. 242-245
- Algernon Charles Swinburne's "At Eleusis", pp. 246-251
- Tennyson's Homer, pp. 252-271
- Interview, pp. 272-299 The Art of Poetry LXXX
- Emily Dickinson Goes to Las Vegas, pp. 300-343
- Interview, pp. 344-369 The Art of Poetry LXXXI
- The Man in the Back Row Has a Question VI, pp. 370-438
Spring 2000 Issue - 56 ArticlesPomework: An Exercise in Occasional PoetryJawsThe English Are So Nice!HowlAn Empty Surfboard on a Flat SeaDr. StrangeloveLines to Seduce a Stranger an Hour Before the Ship SailsUpon Julia's BreastsA Lavatory in a Cathedral�Reflections on a Worksheet- Interview, pp. 36-75