• 1978 Yale Series of Younger Poets Competition

• "Nothing Prior to Anything"; "Hear Here"; "Poor in World", Tarpaulin Sky, Fall/Winter 06
• "Was It Fallen It Was a Floating World "; "It Was Fallen Was It a Floating World", Electronic Poetry Review #8
• "Who Is Dying", Electronic Poetry Review #8
• "Lies", Electronic Poetry Review #8
• "The Naming of Shadows and Colors", Electronic Poetry Review #7
• "Livery of Seisin", Electronic Poetry Review #1
• "Arcade: The Search for a Sufficient Landscape", Poetry Foundation
• "Better Late than Never", Poetry Foundation
• "Chivalric", Poetry Foundation
• "Cinema Verité", Poetry Foundation
• "Melting Pot", Poetry Foundation
• "The Center for Atmospheric Research", Poetry Foundation
• "Trouble Deaf Heaven", Poetry Foundation
• "Anomalies of Water"; "Custody of the Eyes"; "How it Feels, and Why", Salt Magazine, Issue 2

Anthologies

Criticism

• "Celebrating a World in Danger", Boston Review, 27.5

Few things are as delightfully overwhelming as the ceaseless, heartbreaking webs of possibility and verse that Bin Ramke whirls. In an interview in February of last year, Ramke foretold the strange magics employed in his most recent book, Matter. Preparing to write this review, I had to dig the thing up from its sloppy filing.