First edition, review copy, of the fourth volume of Amichai's poetry to be published in English, translated from Hebrew by the author.

First printing of Ashbery's own selection of poems from among his ten previously published collections.

First printing of these poems by the winner of the Bread Loaf Writers' Conference Bakeless Prize.

First printing of this collection of Bly's translations of Neruda, Rilke, Basho, Rumi, Horace, and many others.

First edition of Carson's "fictional essay in 29 tangos," a sequence of poems on Keatsian themes.

First edition of Carson's comparative study of Simonides and Paul Celan, part of the Martin Classical Lectures series, from the library of poet Stanley Plumly and with his marginal commentary.

First edition thus, a wide-ranging bilingual edition of Celan's collected and uncollected works, composed between 1940 and 1976, sensitively translated from the German by John Felstiner.

First edition, first printing of this collection of poems composed during the same period as THE HOUSE ON MANGO STREET, with the controversially suggestive photo of Cisneros on the front cover.

First edition thus of this thoroughly annotated and elucidated edition of Crane's modernist epic.

Early printing of this collection of poems by one of the leading lights of the Harlem Renaissance, focusing on themes of love and unity.

First printing of these Lear-esque nonsense limericks incongruously paired with woodcuts from Dodd's Specimens of Early Early Wood Engraving, much in the manner of contemporary internet memes beloved by the very online medievalists of our times.

First edition of the third poetry collection by Digges, winner of the Delmore Schwartz Memorial Poetry Award.

First edition of these selections by the great Brazilian poet, edited by Thomas Colchie and Mark Strand with additional translations by Elizabeth Bishop and Gregory Rabassa.