More than sixty poems, some with Spanish translations, include such titles as "The Young Sor Juana," "Graduation Morning," "Border Town 1938," "Legal Alien," "Abuelita Magic," and "In the Blood."

Blooms -- A secret -- Mango juice -- First love -- Maybe -- Silence like cool sand -- Ode to pizza -- For Georgia O'Keefe -- The young Sor Juana -- The desert is my mother -- El desierto es mi madre -- Poinsettia -- Graduation morning -- Family ties -- University avenue -- Teenagers -- Match -- Mothers and daughters -- Thorns -- Picturesque: San Cristóbal de las Casas -- 1910 -- Border town: 1938 -- Fences -- Peruvian child -- Petals -- Los pétalos -- Immigrants -- Los inmigrants -- Abuelita's ache -- Two worlds -- Elena -- Learning English: chorus in many voices -- Mush -- Sugar -- Same song -- No substitutes -- To my son -- Cissy in a bonnet -- Goblin -- Good-byes -- Tigua elder -- Roots -- Desert women -- Tejedora maya -- Bribe -- Leyenda -- Abuelita magic -- Village therapy -- Los ancianos -- En la sangre -- In the blood -- Puesta del sol -- Maestro -- Pushing 100 -- Oral history -- Tomás ive ra -- Strong women -- Señora X no more -- Gentle communion -- Foreign spooks -- A voice -- Tree-wisdom -- Bosque del Apache -- Senior citizen trio -- Now and then, America.

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