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“…Omaha Beach 6 juin 1944.…”

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Table of Contents: “…The airborne landings: American; British and Canadian -- 5. Utah Beach -- 6. Omaha Beach -- 7. Gold Beach -- 8. Juno Beach -- 9. …”
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Table of Contents: “…., off the Normandy coast -- Voices from Omaha Beach -- Some kind of prayer -- A scene of havoc and destruction -- A thin, wet line of khaki -- "29, let's go!" …”

Table of Contents: “…Military maps -- Da Vinci's new viewpoint -- Hotchkiss: "make me a map of the valley" -- The battle of the Modder river -- Colenso -- Thiepval sacrifice 1916 -- Passchendaele -- Plan D in Belgium -- Dunkirk -- Defenses of Dover -- Omaha beach -- Warhol: cold war subversion -- pt. 5. …”

Table of Contents: “…Seeing-him-through -- Repeating themes -- Early-morning bells -- Some hurts -- Airport terminal poems (3) -- a) Time decide -- b) Winter -- c) Window -- Viola concerto -- Omaha Beach 1944 -- A little lone black lady -- Tiled floors -- City of lights -- The shallow's -- Drive-in-motels -- Kaleb -- A penny-a-poem -- Where Gauguin's -- Rock-fountain's -- Diminished -- Snake -- My father -- H.H. -- Low tide's -- Women -- Can we learn -- Dialogued -- For Rosemarie -- Changing trains -- Defeated powers -- Low tide's -- Here -- Some of -- H.H. -- The eternal swimmer -- A final leave -- Pelicans -- A "meetingof the minds" -- Windowed -- Primeval swamp-lands -- He decided -- Dementia -- She gave him -- Alice -- For Lenore -- Climbing -- Bared-emptied woods -- Murmuring -- She heard so little -- American flags -- Night-lights -- Wendy -- The youngest child -- Even those -- Smoke those -- Smoke invisibly -- "Automatic writing" -- Those naked woods -- Gentile Fabriano's -- This stone's -- Scarsdale's -- Hemingway's -- January 16 (4) -- a) the family en -- b) They kept -- c) We both ob -- d) Morning- -- Sand flowers -- Helmut -- Night-waves -- Little girl -- Low tide's -- I only knew -- As he said -- Too sweet -- A lone seagull -- A pastel light-sensing -- These soft waves -- Are these -- She used all -- The "real parent" -- Was Monet the first -- For Rosemarie -- Pieter de Hooch -- The sound -- He "wasn't himself" -- Sourced -- Sleeping-walking -- Off-side -- 3 sisters (3) -- a) Michelle' -- b) Alice' -- c) Julie a -- Horses shoes -- A game-society -- Reading himself -- Norman -- If a funeral's -- She became -- Roomed -- Puzzled -- Poems -- At the shuffle-board -- Her kite -- Joseph Roth -- Florida's swamp lands -- Snakes -- Are the languages voiced -- Too shy -- Sanderling's -- Shell-seeker's -- Their house -- Flowers -- Lime disease -- First meeting's -- Genesis 19 -- For Rosemarie -- Choice-of-gifts -- The funeral -- High-borne shadows -- Reflecting -- Whispered -- Dead-end -- Butterflies -- An island of birds -- Some can -- Parasail -- Mood moments -- The gull -- Her violin -- He eyed -- "He left his mark" -- Boredom's -- When the slender palm's -- His chair -- When -- It "speaks for itself" -- The themes -- Taking sides -- If-clause -- Looking down -- Cloth-patterns -- Paled -- We realized -- Those sentimental -- Open-endings -- Sail boats -- Moods -- It begins -- 3 Modern ways (3) -- a) Abbreviations -- b) Statistic -- c) Talk show -- So unimaginably fat -- "My foolish heart" -- Low tides -- Chameleons -- An imprisoned pelican -- The language -- The beach's -- Aged-out.…”

Table of Contents: “…Liebling: Cross-channel trip: D-Day invasion: June 1-11, 1944 -- Ernie Pyle: Omaha Beach after D-Day: June 1944: Yet we got on -- Wreckage was vast and startling -- This long thin line of personal anguish -- Martha Gellhorn: First hospital ship: Casualties of Normandy: June 1944 -- S.J. …”