Poems Listed Alphabetically by Name of Author   A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | R | S | T | V | W | Y | Z   KEENLEYSIDE, David: "Arctic Spring" IN: Litteljohn & Pearce, 125. Comment: Aesthetic perception.   KELLY, Melissa: "As One Planet" IN: Canadian Chamber of Contemporary Poetry, 42. Comment: One-planet motif.   KENNEDY, Leo (b. 1907): "Shore" (1933) IN: Daymond & Monkman, II, 155. Comment: Detailed verbal painting of sea-shore.   KIRBY, W.: "Thunderstorm in August" IN: Dewart, 128-130. Comment: A tornado observed. A grand spectacle. Danger and fascination.   KNISTER, Raymond (1899-1932): "Autumn Clouds" (1949) IN: Daymond & Monkman, II, 88. Comment: Empathetic awareness of the beautiful atmosphere. Reflective mood.   "Boy Remembers in the Fields" (1942) IN: Atwood, 89. Comment: Spring poem. Reassuring feeling of the continuity of life.   "February's Forgotten Mitts" (1949) IN: Atwood, 90. Comment: Human actors respond to early spring. An early spring scene that is peopled by humans and animals.   "The Hawk" (1949) IN: Daymond & Monkman, II, 87. Comment: A verbal sketch of the hawk's flight.   KROETSCH, Robert (b. 1927): "Seed Catalogue" IN: Bowering, III (excerpt), 164-165;. Lenoski (full text), 109-131.   "Stone Hammer Poem" (1975) IN: Atwood, 264-269; Brown & Bennett, II, 238-242; Lee 132-137. Comment: A poem about environmental history. Worth interpreting. Environmental palimpsest. See introduction to Lenoski's Prairie Lines, p. xvi, 3. Kroetsch pursues a poetic environmental archaeology.