Dara Wier is the author of numerous collections of poetry, most recently Remnants of Hannah (Wave Books, 2006) and Reverse Rapture (Verse Press, 2005). She is the recipient of numerous fellowships and awards, including from the Guggenheim Foundation and the NEA. She lives in Massachusetts, where she teaches and directs the MFA writing program at the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
Standing Furthest
Transpontine
Replica
The Intended
From Memory
Patient
Without an Acre
All the Activity There Is
Barbarians
Perfume River
At the North Pole
The Beautiful Is Negative
The Last Supper
Pen and Ink
Depicted on a Screen
Heaven on Earth
The Beginnings of Idleness in Assisi
Lapland
Diary of Action and Repose
How It Is
Timberland
Cul-de-Sac
The Pedant's Discourse
Instrument of the Highest
Naked Ladies
Towards the Correction of Youthful Ignorance
Trust Me
Entirely, Eventually
Nice Hands
Rain Effect
Cold Pluto
Out of a Hundred
Merengue
Topophilia
Perpetually Attempting to Soar
Talking to Strangers
The Brooch
The Cart
The March
Ancestors
The Butcher's Story
The Hand
Minor Figure
Glory
The Wild Rose Bush
The Balloon
Perfect Reader
Tilapia
The Passing of Time
When Adults Talk
Marked
Argosy
Sentimental Education
Chilly Autumn Evenings
The Jewel
County Fair
The Letter
Pressed for Details
The Edge
Furtherness
Thistle
Nothing Like the Earth
Full Moon
Silk Land
Against the Sky
Mariposa and the Doll
Patina
Mercy
Among the Musk Ox People
Seven Postcards from Dover
The Tragic Drama of Joy
The Great Loneliness
The Feast
Zettel
Japanese Bloodgod
Magnificat
My Life as a Farmer (by James Dean)
Critique of Little Errors
Concerning Essential Existence
Do Not Disturb
The Little I Saw of Cuba
In the Office of the Therapist I Behold the Extinguished Guests
The Nutshell
Why I Am Not a Good Kisser
Proscenium Arch
Oh Myrtie
From Here to Eternity
A Picture of Christ
Gathered on a Friday in the Hour of Jupiter
How I Became Impossible
The Tenor of Your Yes
My Happiness
The Meal That Way Always There
Kiss of the Sun
Pontiac
My Timid Eternity
Sweet Morning
The Imperial Ambassador of the Infinite
After a Rain
Thirteen
Lines Written on a Blank Space
Little Questions
Quick Note About the Think Source
Kettle
Lullaby
