- Unidentified Works
- Identified Works
- All My Pretty Ones --1.1-4, see also verso of The card players
- The Awful Rowing Toward God --1.5-13, galley folders 1-3
- The Book of Folly --2.1-10, galley folder
- The Children's Crusade--see Praying to Big Jack for attached cover sheets
- Conversation between George MacBeth and Anne Sexton on her poem, The addict--16.3
- Conversation between George MacBeth and Anne Sexton on her poem, With mercy for the greedy--16.3
- The Death Notebooks --3.1-7, galley folders 5-6
- Dialougue [sic] for two faces--9.5, see also verso of Night clerk in an emotional hotel
- 45 Mercy Street --4.1-7, galley folder 7
- For my mother -- without whom I would never have found any one beautiful thing--9.7
- I live in a dollhouse--see The lady lives in a dollhouse, see verso of Blind man's buff,
- Letter written on a frery while crossing Long Island Sound--see verso of The card players
- Live or Die --5.1-8
- Love Poems --6.1-6, galley folder 8
- Mercy Street --12.1-14.4
- An obsessive-mythico combination of ontological inscape, trickery and love--see verso of My friend, my crucifier
- On explaining poetry to my six year old--see verso of ""For two weeks the heat has oozed...""
- Paris Review interview transcript--16.3
- Poems, by Thomas Kinsella, Douglas Livingstone, and Anne Sexton --6.7
- Psychotherapy [sic]: the noon slice--see Psychoanalysis: the noon slice
- Reactions of an author in residence in a little town called Boston--16.1
- To Bedlam and Part Way Back --7.1-6
- To Bedlam and Part Way Back: tentative contents--see verso of For two weeks the heat has oozed...
- Transformations --8.1-3, galley folders 9-11
- A variation of suicide notes found in bottles off an island in Maine--11.2
- We waited summer in, that first June night--11.2, see also verso of This human turn
- While standing alone on a spur railroad track in Newton Lower Falls, Massachusetts--11.2
- Words for Dr. Y. --8.4-7, galley folder 12
- Advice to my young poet self while making grape jelly--9.2
- After the visit--9.2
- A foggy adjustment--see verso of These three kings
- A ghost of a memo--see For the record
- Aleintation [sic] of affection--9.2
- Alfred the kangaroo's zoo--9.2
- All God's children need radios--9.2
- All My Pretty Ones --1.1-4, see also verso of The card players
- And that's the way it was--9.2, see also verso of The camp bed
- The angel food dogs--9.2
- Animal--9.2
- Arevederchi--9.2
- Ark--see verso of No one very important
- As it was written--9.2
- At night--9.2
- The Awful Rowing Toward God --1.5-13, galley folders 1-3
- The baby--9.3
- Baby picture--9.3
- The balance wheel--9.3, see also verso of These three kings
- Barbara--10.7
- The barfly ought to sing--9.3
- The Bat--15.2
- Bayonet--9.3
- Because it sounds the same--9.3
- Before the seeing glass--see Dialougue [sic] for two faces
- The belly dancer's daughter--9.3
- The big book of pain--9.3
- The big heart--9.3
- The big mechanical mama--9.3
- Big moon--9.3
- The birthmark--9.3
- Blind man's buff--9.3
- The boat--9.3
- The Book of Folly --2.1-10, galley folder
- The break away--9.3
- Breast song--9.3
- Butterfly--9.3
- Buying the whore--9.3
- By the honey hotel--see The kite
- By the sweet hotel--see The kite
- The call--9.4
- The call girl--see verso of Because it sounds the same
- The camp bed--9.4
- The card players--9.4
- Careful--see verso of the Reading
- The charges--9.4
- The child bearers--9.4
- The Children's Crusade--see Praying to Big Jack for attached cover sheets
- Christ's descent into Hell--15.2
- Cigarettes and Acorn Squash--15.3
- Cigarettes and whiskey and wild, wild women--9.4
- Classroom at Boston University--16.1
- Cloud needing to be moon--9.4, 10.7
- Cockroach--9.4
- Coffin building--9.4
- Colgate University lecture notes--16.5
- The collaborator--9.4
- The consecrating mother--9.4
- Conversation in a cage--9.4, see also verso of These three kings
- Conversation between George MacBeth and Anne Sexton on her poem, The addict--16.3
- Conversation between George MacBeth and Anne Sexton on her poem, With mercy for the greedy--16.3
- Consorting with angels--see verso of Old man
- Cow--9.4
- Cowboy and the Runaway Goat--15.2
- Coyote--9.4
- A curse against elegies--9.4
- Daddy Warbucks: in memoriam--9.5
- The day some daisies came--9.5
- Dancing the Jig--15.2
- Dear Doctor god--9.5
- The death baby--9.5
- The death king--9.5
- The Death Notebooks --3.1-7, galley folders 5-6
- The death of nobodys--9.5
- The demagogue--9.5
- Demon--9.5
- Despair--9.5
- Dialougue [sic] for two faces--9.5, see also verso of Night clerk in an emotional hotel
- Didn't know--see verso of Big moon
- The division of parts--9.5
- Divorce--9.5
- Divorce, thy name is woman--9.5
- The divorcee--see Woman at the window
- Dog god dines--9.5
- Dog-god fights the dollars--9.5
- Dog-god's wife adopts a monkey--9.5
- The doll's house--9.5
- Doors, doors, doors--9.5
- The double image--see verso of The kite
- Dreaming the breasts--9.5
- Dream of man--9.5
- Dyevushka--9.5
- Earthworm--9.6
- Elbows on a June window--see Sun bathers, see verso of The kite
- Elegy for a country carousal [sic]--9.6
- Elizabeth gone--9.6, see also verso of First house
- End, middle, and beginning--9.6, 10.7
- The end of the affair--9.6
- The errand--9.6
- The escape--9.6
- Eulogy for Philp Rahv--9.6
- The execution--10.7
- The exorcists--41.4
- External search--9.6
- Eyewitness--9.6
- 45 Mercy Street --4.1-7, galley folder 7
- 4:00 a.m.--9.7
- Face--9.7
- Face to face--see Dialougue [sic] for two faces
- The falling dolls--9.7, 10.7
- The farmer's wife--9.7, see also verso of Plane crash; Old
- Fat man--9.7
- Feeling the grass--16.1
- Field trip--see verso ofHat
- First house--9.7
- Flee on your donkey--9.7
- Flight--9.7
- Food--9.7
- For Barbara Schwartz--9.7
- For God, while sleeping--9.7
- For Maxine at Christmastide--9.7
- For my mother -- without whom I would never have found any one beautiful thing--9.7
- For the record--9.7
- For you, Johnny, on the forgotten beach--41.4
- Forty-five Mercy Street--9.7, 10.7
- The freak show--16.1
- Fresh pattern for the old sand--9.7
- From the tote road four miles in--see verso of This human turn
- The fugue--9.7
- The fury of abandonment--9.7
- The fury of beautiful bones--9.7
- The fury of cocks--9.7
- The fury of cooks--9.7
- The fury of earth--9.7
- The fury of flowers and worms--9.7
- The fury of God's good-bye--9.7
- The fury of guitars and sopranos--9.7
- The fury of hating eyes--9.7
- The fury of jewels and coal--9.7
- The fury of letters--9.7
- The fury of overshoes--9.7
- The fury of rain storms--9.7
- The fury of Sundays--9.7
- The fury of sunrises--9.7
- The fury of sunsets--9.7
- The game--9.8
- The gesture--9.8
- Getting there--9.8
- The ghost--15.2
- The girl in apartment 3A--41.1
- Grandfather, your wound--9.8
- The green room--10.7
- Goodbye baby--15.2
- Habit--9.8
- Hair--15.4
- Hat--9.8
- Have sled, will travel--see verso of The reading
- Heart thumb--9.8
- Heaven is boss--9.8
- Hello hello--9.8
- Here, David, is your sin--9.8
- A homebody looks at the cosmos--9.8
- Horse--9.8
- The house--see verso of The card players
- The houses of violence--9.8
- How Isabella changed her name--9.8, 11.2
- Hurry up please it's time--9.8
- I live in a dollhouse--see The lady lives in a dollhouse, see verso of Blind man's buff,
- I, truculent trout--9.9
- I want you to know--9.9
- Image--see Face
- In excelsis--9.9
- In the deep museum--9.9
- Inside--9.9
- The inventory of goodbye--9.9
- Is it true? --9.9
- Itenerary [sic]--9.9
- It is time--9.9
- Jesus ailing--10.1
- The Jesus papers--10.1
- Jesus walking--10.1
- Jokes--10.1
- Killer, killer--10.1
- Killing the love--10.1
- The kite--10.1
- Knee song--10.1
- The lady lives in a dollhouse--10.1
- Ladybug, Ladybugs, Fly Away--15.4
- Landscape winter--10.1
- The Last Believer--15.5
- Leaning--10.1
- Leaves that talk--10.1, 10.7
- Letter written on a frery while crossing Long Island Sound--see verso of The card players
- Lessons in hunger--10.1
- Little girl, my string bean, my lovely woman--10.1
- Live or Die --5.1-8
- Living with dog-god--10.1
- The lost ingredient--see verso of My friend, my crucifier
- The lost lie--10.1
- Love gone--see Woman at the window
- Love, it is dark--10.1
- Love letter written in a burning building--10.1
- A love poem--10.1
- Love Poems --6.1-6, galley folder 8
- Love that kills--10.1
- Loving the killer--10.1
- Lullaby--10.1
- Madame arrives in the mail--10.2
- The magic of things--10.2
- Making a living--10.2
- Making it in fat city--10.2
- Malchik--10.2
- Man with a prayer--10.2
- Manuel--10.2
- The marriage-see verso of The card players
- Married also used--see verso of The card players
- Maybe--10.2
- Memo to me, my other--10.2
- Mercy Street --12.1-14.4
- The money swing--10.2
- Moose--10.2
- Mother thoughts--10.2
- Mothers--10.2
- Murderer--10.2
- Music man--10.2
- My enemy--10.2
- My friend, my crucifier--10.2
- My insolent dear--10.2
- New sound in yellow spring--10.2
- Night chanty--10.2
- Night clerk in an emotional hotel--10.2
- Night voice on a broomstick--see verso of The camp bed; The kite
- No one very important--10.2
- November gray--10.2
- O ye tongues--10.4
- An obsessive-mythico combination of ontological inscape, trickery and love--see verso of My friend, my crucifier
- Old--10.4
- Old man--10.4
- Old poems--10.5
- Old story--10.4
- On explaining poetry to my six year old--see verso of "For two weeks the heat has oozed..."
- An open letter to Mona Van Duyn--10.4
- Out at the mental hospital--10.4
- The overlap--10.4
- The papa and mama dance--10.6
- Paris Review interview transcript--16.3
- The passion of the mad rabbit--10.6
- The people at the partys--14.5
- A personal letter to myself on a particular day--10.6
- Phonebook--10.6
- Plane crash--10.6
- The play--10.6
- Poem for October--10.6
- Poems, by Thomas Kinsella, Douglas Livingstone, and Anne Sexton --6.7
- Prayer--10.6
- Prayer, turning God back on--see Man with a prayer
- The pray-in--see Man with a prayer
- Praying on a 707--10.6
- Praying to big jack--10.6
- The primal mother--10.6
- Psychoanalysis: the noon slice--10.6
- Psychosis--10.6
- Psychotherapy [sic]: the noon slice--see Psychoanalysis: the noon slice
- Raccoon--10.9
- Rats live on no evil star--10.9
- Reactions of an author in residence in a little town called Boston--16.1
- The reading--10.9, 41.1, 41.4-5
- The red and white ring--10.9
- The red dance--10.7, 10.9
- Red roses--10.9
- The red shoes--10.9
- Reflections--see Dialougue [sic] for two faces
- Review of Ella Fitzgerald-Count Basie concert--10.7, 16.1
- Rhymes for an empty page--10.9
- The road back--10.9, see also verso of My friend, my crucifier
- The rule for a beautiful woman--15.4
- Sad song--10.10
- Said the poet to the analyst--31.1 (New England Poetry Club)
- Sampler Sid--41.1
- The sea corpse--10.10
- Sea wall--10.10
- Seagull--10.10
- Seals--10.10
- See, love, the dance--10.10, 41.3-4
- The seed, the marigold and god--41.1, 41.4-5
- Serious love--10.10
- Sheep--10.10
- The shout--10.10
- Six poets at the round (about) table (a sestina for Sam)--41.1, 41.4-5
- The snake--10.10
- Some foreign letters--10.10
- Something woke me--10.10
- Somewhere in Africa--10.10
- Song for a deaf doctor--41.3-4
- Song for a lady--10.10
- The soup king's daughter--10.10
- Speaking bitterness--10.10
- The spoon men--see verso of The kite
- The spotted dog--10.10
- Spring beach at Truro--41.1, 41.4-5
- The stand-ins--10.7, 10.10
- The starry night--10.10
- Stones called love--10.10
- Stones called love--10.10
- The story of Kayo Sexton--41.2
- The studio poem--10.10
- The suicide note(s)--10.10, 41.1, 41.3, 41.6
- Suicide: the big mama tit--10.10
- Sun brothers--10.10
- The surgeon--10.10
- The supreme gift--15.6
- Swan--10.10
- The symphony--10.10
- Talking to sheep--11.1
- Telephone--11.1
- That day--11.1
- That story--11.1
- There was--11.1
- There you were... --10.7, 11.1
- These borrowed lights--see verso of The camp bed
- These three kings--11.1
- They have gone...--11.1
- Thinking of divorce--11.1
- This edge--see The kite
- This head in the seeing glass--see Dialougue [sic] for two faces
- This human turn--11.1, see also The kite
- This human truth--11.1
- This uncertain art of the phantasy--see verso of These three kings
- The thought disease--11.1
- Thoughts on V-E Day--15.6
- Three lives for losing--11.1, see verso of These three kings
- Through a small window--11.1
- To Bedlam and Part Way Back --7.1-6
- To Bedlam and Part Way Back: tentative contents--see verso of "For two weeks the heat has oozed..."
- To like, to love--11.1
- To market, to market--11.1
- To touch the better angels--11.1
- Transformations --8.1-3, galley folders 9-11
- Trees--see Poem for October
- True and false--11.1
- The tulip that grew into a jet--11.1
- The twelve-thousand-day honeymoon--11.1
- Twenty-one days without you--11.1
- Two songs for choosing--11.1
- Unwanted--11.2
- Uses--10.7, 11.2
- A variation of suicide notes found in bottles off an island in Maine--11.2
- Vampire--15.6
- The virgin--11.2
- Waiting for the axe--11.2
- Waking alone--11.2
- Wanting to die--11.2
- Watching the first light hit the mountain--11.2
- We waited summer in, that first June night--11.2, see also verso of This human turn
- The wedding ring dance--11.2
- The wedlock--11.2
- Wednesday night--11.2, see also The end of the affair
- Welcome, visitor--11.2
- Whale--11.2
- When the glass of my body broke--11.2
- Where no child knows--11.2
- While standing alone on a spur railroad track in Newton Lower Falls, Massachusetts--11.2
- The wifebeater--11.2
- Winter colony--11.2
- Wishbone--11.2
- Witch--11.2
- The Wizard's Tears--15.6
- Words for Dr. Y. --8.4-7, galley folder 12
- Woman at the window--11.2
- Words--11.2
- Words on the probable confusion of having dual personality--11.2
- Yellow--11.2
- The yellow balloon--11.2
- Your kisses and the pansies--11.2