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“Oats,” “Ocean,” “The Ocean of Hope,” “October, California,” “Office 337, Wheeler Hall, Berkeley,” “Old Crying,” “Old Days,” “The Old Friend Has Longer Hair,” “Old Friends,” “Old Man in Canada,” “The old man stood in his suit and said,” “The Old Yellow Chair,” “Olive Jar,” “Olive Skin, Olive Bones,” “On a hot humid summer evening in a small town in south Texas,” “On Being the Daughter,” “On Counting Chickens,” “On Learning My Childhood Best Friend Became an Unwed Mother,” “On Moving Bruce Cunningham’s Blank Canvases, Longview TX. Sept 10, 1974,” “On My Way to the Reading of Poems,” “On Overhearing a Teacher Say, ‘So What if the Arabs had Israel before the Jews Took Over, They Weren’t Doing a Damn Thing with It’,” “On Receiving a Note from My Editor which Called a Certain Poem Dimwitted,” “On the Canadian National Railroad,” “On the Road to Chichicastenango,” “On This Side of the World,” “Once at a stoplight I saw my old best friend,” “One Boy Told Me,” “One Difference,” “One Island,” “One Man’s Way,” “One of a Kind,” “One of the things that I wonder about is,” “One Way or the Other,” “The Only Necessary Profession,” “Open Wide,” “Our Best Selves,” “Our Friend Tonio,” “Out There,” “Out West,” “Over the Fence.”