2016.
First Scribner hardcover edition.
"National Book Award-winner Jesmyn Ward takes James Baldwin's 1963 examination of race in America, The Fire Next Time, as a jumping off point for
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9781501126345
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The fire this time : a new generation speaks about race
"The tradition" / Introduction / Homegoing, AD / The weight / Lonely in America / Where do we go from here? / "The dear pledges of our love": A defense of Phillis Wheatley's husband / White rage / Cracking the code / Queries of unrest / Blacker than thou / Da art of storytellin' (a prequel) / Black and blue / The condition of black life is one of mourning / Know your rights! / Composite pops / Theories of time and space / This far: Notes on love and revolution / Message to my daughters
Ward, Jesmyn, editor.
Jericho Brown -- Jesmyn Ward -- Kima Jones -- Rachel Kaadzi Ghansah -- Wendy S. Walters -- Isabel Wilkerson -- Honorée Fanonne Jeffers -- Carol Anderson -- Jesmyn Ward -- Clint Smith -- Kevin Young -- Kiese Laymon -- Garnette Cadogan -- Claudia Rankine -- Emily Raboteau -- Mitchell S. Jackson -- Natasha Trethewey -- Daniel José Older -- Edwidge Danticat.
edited by Jesmyn Ward.
2016
The fire this time : a new generation speaks about race
2019.
First edition.
Presents a collection of poetry that is full of zany characters, including Sleepy LaFeete, who chooses to snooze in the busiest spots, and Mister
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9780805099294
Book
Up verses down : poems, paintings, and serious nonsense
Poems. Selections
Up vs. down
PEOPLE ARE PEOPLE : Invitation - My Tree - Ayda - Rexx - Face It - Grandma and I - Pop's Warning - Papa's Suit - Picnic - Tuesday - In Rome - Tricksters - Chris & Trudy - Future Baker - You -- FOODSTUFFS: Sea Candy - New Food - The Omnivore - Space Bakery - In Common - Stingy - Borscht -- SLEEPY TIME : Dream Machine - Slumber Supplies - Snorecital - New Technique - Sleepstealer - Snoozy Lizzie - LaFeete - Buster -- ODDMENTS : The Old Junk Shack - Choose - Simile Park - Marbles - Motes - The Ruby - Melancholy - Go! Do! -- ANIMAL LIFE : Sharks - Poised - Otter Piano - Bandicoots - Foggy Oasis - Aardoggy - Cur Feud - Little Worker - Two Dogs Plus - The Pangolin - Whereabouts - Bridges - Up Verses Down - The Outro.
Brown, Calef, author.
Calef Brown.
2019
Up verses down : poems, paintings, and serious nonsense
©2004.
1st ed.
In this new collection Adrienne Rich confronts dislocations and upheavals in the United States at the beginning of the twenty-first century. The
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W.W. Norton,
9780393059830
Book
The school among the ruins : poems, 2000-2004
Centaur's requiem -- Equinox -- Tell me -- For June, in the year 2001 -- School among the ruins -- This evening let's -- Variations on lines from a Canadian poet -- Delivered clean -- Eye -- There is no one story and one story only -- USonian journals 2000 -- Territory shared: Address -- Transparencies -- Livresque -- Collaborations -- Ritual acts -- Point in time -- Alternating current: Sometimes I'm back in that city -- No bad dreams. Night, the bed, the faint clockface -- Take one, take two -- What's suffered in laughter in aroused afternoons -- Deluxe blending machine -- As finally by wind or grass -- When we are shaken out -- Memorize this -- Painter's house -- After apollinaire & brassens -- Slashes -- Trace elements -- Bract -- Dislocations: Seven scenarios: Still learning the word -- In a vast dystopic space the small things -- City and world: this infection drinks like a drinker -- For recalcitrancy of attitude -- Faces in the mesh: defiance or disdain -- Not to get up and go back to the drafting table -- Tonight someone will sleep in a stripped apartment -- Five o'clock, January 2003 -- Wait -- Don't take me -- To have written the truth -- Screen door -- Tendril: Notes on the poems -- Acknowledgments.
Rich, Adrienne, 1929-2012.
Adrienne Rich.
2004
The school among the ruins : poems, 2000-2004
2023.
First Scribner Poetry edition.
Presents some of the year's most striking and innovative poems, with comments from the poets themselves offering insight into their work.
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9781982186760
9781982186753
Book
The best American poetry, 2023
The Bluish Mathematics of Darkness / Covering Stan Getz / Fortune / We get the Dialectic fairly well / A Deafening Prayer / Three Poems / from 13th Balloon / That's American / Antediluvian / Yes / The Shape of Biddle City / World's End / The Songbird Academy / Photo Shoot / The Years / After the Exhibition / Instagram / Days at the Races / 330 College Avenue / Night Herons / Revisionary / Other News on Page 24 / Strange as the Rules of Grammar / All Right / Admonitions, Afternoons / Best Original Enigma in Verse / The Devil's Wife Explains Broken 45s / I Ask that I Do Not Die / A Marvelous Sky / Straight, No Chaser / Three Shrimp Boats on the Horizon / [Misread 'master craftsman'] / from Autobiography of My Alter Ego / I Meant To / Green Moon / Traces / Hooky / Places with Terrible Wi-Fi / Coffee with Lavender / Pi-Day / Moonrise / Tablets VI / Dating Buddha / Chopin in Palma / Extraordinary Life of Tadeusz Kościuszko in Several Invoices / As I Wander Lonely in the Cloud / The Facts / from The Feeling Sonnets / Sunday Cave / In space surface tension will force / a small blob of liquid to form a sphere / Film Theory / Brown Furniture / Poem No. 2: My Kind of Feminism / Something I've Not Bought / Dramaturgy / All the Time Blues Villanelle / Little Fugue (State) / A Lost Poem of Jesus / Only Death Wows Me / Green Goddess / These Squatting Girls in Black Spandex / Various Gloves / Wildfire Season / Listening in Deep Space / Full Haunt / The Steeplejack / The Poems Attributed to Him May Be by Different Poets / Three Poems from 13 Moons Kora / I can see Mars / And What My Species Did / Great Sizzle / Sweepstake / Song for Mie Yim / Parallel Bars / The Empty Grave of Zsa Zsa Gabor
Equi, Elaine, editor.
Lehman, David, 1948- editor.
Will Alexander -- Michael Anania -- Rae Armantrout -- W. H. Auden -- Martine Bellen -- Charles Bernstein -- Mark Bibbins -- Lee Ann Brown -- Kameryn Alexa Carter -- Guillermo Filice Castro -- Marianne Chan -- Victoria Chang -- Maxine Chernoff -- Kwame Dawes -- Alex Dimitrov -- Stuart Dischell -- Timothy Donnelly -- Boris Dralyuk -- Joanna Fuhrman -- Amy Gerstler -- Peter Gizzi -- Herbert Gold -- Terrance Hayes -- Robert Hershon -- Paul Hoover -- Shelley Jackson -- Patricia Spears Jones -- Ilya Kaminsky -- Vincent Katz -- John Keene -- Miho Kinnas -- Wayne Koestenbaum -- Yusef Komunyakaa -- Michael Lally -- Dorothea Lasky -- David Lehman -- Ada Limón -- J. Estanislao Lopez -- Kimberly Lyons -- Bernadette Mayer -- Maureen N. McLane -- Dunya Mikhail -- Stephen Paul Miller -- Susan Mitchell -- Valzhyna Mort -- Harryette Mullen -- Kathleen Ossip -- Eugene Ostashevsky -- Yuko Otomo -- Maureen Owen -- Xan Phillips -- Katha Pollitt -- Carolyn Marie Rodgers -- Jerome Sala -- Jason Schneiderman -- Tim Seibles -- Diane Seuss -- David Shapiro -- Mitch Sisskind -- Jack Skelley -- Amanda Smeltz -- Cole Swensen -- Arthur Sze -- Diane Thiel -- Rodrigo Toscano -- Tony Trigilio -- David trinidad -- Anne Waldman -- Sarah Anne Wallen -- Elizabeth Willis -- Terence Winch -- Jeffrey Cyphers Wright -- John Yau -- Geoffrey Young -- Matthew Zapruder.
Elaine Equi, editor ; David Lehman, series editor.
2023
The best American poetry, 2023
[2022]
First edition.
What can one voice do? As the first rumblings of the pandemic sound around Garvey, he hardly notices. Caught up with his friends, school, chorus
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9781635925265
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Garvey in the dark
Garvey -- Angie -- The Mystery of Genes -- Suburban Morning -- Manny for Short -- January Reports of a Mystery Illness -- Week-Night Lesson -- Checkmate -- Oh, Well -- February Whispers -- Spring Break Countdown -- Breaking News -- Easter Prep -- Fist Bump -- Girlfriend -- Average Afternoon -- Late for Dinner -- In the Novel I'm Reading -- The Morning After -- Friday the 13th -- Heavy Load -- Varsity Blues -- Secrets -- Breonna Taylor -- Compared to What -- Sunday Cinema -- Take a Break, Mom -- Free Holiday -- At Manny's -- Attention! -- Phone Call Invitation -- March 19 -- Lock What? -- Aisle Five -- New Day -- New Song -- 55-Degree Shuffle -- Get Packing -- Beware the Ides of March 24th -- Ripples -- Singer Sewing -- Mean Clean -- Hand-Washing Drill -- Checking In with Manny -- First Day Back to School, Sort Of -- April Fools' -- Hide-and-Seek -- Social Distance -- Priority Bummer -- Bandit? -- Back Home -- Cleaning -- Cabin Fever -- Nonstop -- One Bright Note -- Missing in Action -- Employed -- Comfort -- Pre-algebra -- Scales -- Losing Connection -- Evaporation -- Ttyl -- School Day -- Shadow -- Life's a Beach -- Race -- Murder Hornets -- Virtually Speaking -- Table Talk -- Dad: The IT Guy Comes Home -- Google Sheets -- Ballot Box -- Comic Relief -- Face Time -- The Invisible Beast -- Angie's Joy -- Garvey's Birthday -- Gift -- Hospital Emergency -- Broadcast -- Cough -- Fitness Freak -- Lost and Found -- Angie'sTurn -- Sleepless -- Nowhere to Hide -- Pandemic Multiplication -- What If, What -- Conversation -- Quarantine -- Off-limits -- Good News -- Special Delivery -- Fresh Air -- Home Nurse -- Book Two on Order -- Talk It Out -- Itchy Feet -- Refuge -- Essential -- It's Complicated -- Witness -- Tic, Tic, Tic -- Going Numb -- Floyd's Final Breath -- After -- Nothing to Say -- Protests -- I Get It -- Countdown to Summer Break -- Lost in Space -- Sneak -- Full Steam -- Done! -- Peaceful Protest -- Great Escape -- Jealous -- June Gloom -- After-Dinner Whispers -- Downhill -- Song Interrupted -- Thermometer -- The Runs -- The Return of Quiet -- End of Quarantine -- Details -- Concert -- Weight Loss -- Appetite in Sight -- Mail Call -- Getting Some Air -- Better Days -- Stroll -- Tough Talk -- Meat on His Bones.
Grimes, Nikki, author.
Nikki Grimes.
2022
Garvey in the dark
New Directions Pub. Corp.,
9780811203982
9780811202053
Book
The poems of Dylan Thomas
Poems
A New directions book
New Directions book.
I know this vicious minute's hour -- Cool, oh no cool -- The air you breath -- Cabaret -- Sometimes the sky's too bright -- Rain cuts the place we tread -- The morning, space for Leda -- The spire cranes -- Time enough to rot -- It's not in misery but in oblivion -- The natural day and night -- Conceive these images in air -- The neophyte, baptized in smiles -- To be encompassed by the brilliant earth -- Although through my bewildered way -- High on a hill -- Since, on quiet night -- They are the only dead who did not love -- Little problem -- When you have ground such beauty down to dust -- There's plenty in the world -- Written for a personal epitaph -- Never to reach the oblivious dark -- Children of darkness -- got no wings -- Too long, skeleton -- Nearly summer -- Youth calls to age -- Being but men -- Out of the sighs -- Upon your held-out hand -- Walking in gardens -- Now the thirst parches lips and tongue -- Lift up your face -- Let it be known -- The midnight road -- With windmills turning wrong directions -- The gossipers -- Before the gas fades -- Was there a time -- 'We who are young are old' -- Out of a war of wits -- Their faces shone under some radiance -- I have longed to move away -- To follow the fox -- The ploughman's gone -- Poet : 1935 -- Light, I know, treads the ten million stars -- And death shall have no dominion -- Out of the pit -- We lying by seasand -- No man believes -- Why east wind chills -- Greek play in a garden -- Praise to the architects -- Here in the spring -- We have the fairy tales by heart -- 'Find meat on bones' -- Ears in the turrets hear -- The woman speaks -- Shall gods be said to thump the clouds -- The hand that signed the paper -- Let for one moment a faith statement -- You are the ruler of this realm of flesh -- Before I knocked -- We see rise the secret wind -- Take the needles and the knives -- Not forever shall the Lord of the red hail -- Before we mothernaked fall -- The sun burns the morning -- My hero bares his nerves -- Song Through these lashed rings -- The force that through the green fuse drives the flower -- From love's first fever to her plague -- The almanac to time -- All that I owe the fellows of the grave -- Here lie the beasts -- Light breaks where no sun shines -- A letter to my aunt discussing the correct approach to modern poetry -- See, says the lime -- This bread I break -- Your pain shall be a music -- A process in the weather of the heart -- Our eunuch dreams -- Where once the waters of your face -- I see the boys of summer -- In the beginning -- If I were tickled by the rub of love -- Twelve -- When once the twilight locks no longer -- Especially when the October wind -- When, like a running grave -- I fellowed sleep -- I dreamed my genesis -- My world is pyramid -- All all and all the dry worlds lever -- Grief thief of time -- I, in my intricate image -- Do you not father me -- How soon the servant sun -- A grief ago -- Should lanterns shine -- Altarwise by owl-light -- Incarnate devil -- Hold hard, these ancient minutes in the cuckoo's month -- Foster the light -Today, the insect -- The seed-at-zero -- Now Then was my neophyte -- It is the sinners' dust-tongued bell -- I make this in a warring absence -- O make me a mask -- Not from this anger -- How shall my animal -- After the funeral -- O Chatterton -- When all my five and country senses see -- The tombstone told when she died -- On no work of words -- I, the first named -- A saint about to fall -- Twenty-four years -- The molls -- Once it was the colour of saying -- Because the pleasure-bird whistles -- 'If my head hurt a hair's foot' -- To others than you -- Unluckily for death -- Paper and sticks -- When I woke -- Once below a time -- There was a savior -- The countryman's return -- Into her lying down head -- Request to Leda -- Deaths and entrances -- On a wedding anniversary -- Ballad of the long-legged bait -- Love in the asylum -- On the marriage of a virgin -- The hunchback in the park -- Among those killed in the dawn raid was a man aged a hundred -- Ceremony after a fire raid -- Last night I dived my beggar arm -- Poem Poem in October New quay -- Vision and prayer -- Holy spring -- A winter's tale -- A refusal to mourn the death, by fire, of a child in London -- This side of the truth -- The conversation of prayer -- Lie still, sleep becalmed -- Fern Hill -- In my craft or sullen art -- In country sleep -- Over Sir John's hill -- In the white giant's thigh -- Lament -- Do not go gentle into that good night -- Poem on his birthday In country heaven -- Elegy -- The song of the mischievous dog -- Forest picture -- Missing -- In dreams -- Idyll of unforgetfulness -- Of any flower -- Clown in the moon -- To a slender wind -- The elm -- The oak -- The pine -- To the spring-spirit -- Triolet -- You shall not despair -- My river -- We will be conscious of our sanctity -- I have come to catch your voice -- When your furious motion -- No thought can trouble my unwholesome pose -- No, pigeon, I am too wise -- Woman on tapestry -- Pillar breaks -- It's light that makes the intervals -- Let me escape -- The rod can lift its twining head -- Admit the sun.
Thomas, Dylan, 1914-1953.
Jones, Daniel, 1912-1993, editor, writer of introduction, writer of added commentary.
(Love me, not as the dreaming nurses) -- (Now, say nay) -- (Your breath was shed) -- (It was my thirtieth year) -- (In the mustardseed sun) --
edited with an introduction and notes by Daniel Jones.
1971
The poems of Dylan Thomas
[2013]
"The Collected Poems of Philip Lamantia represents the lifework of the most visionary poet of the American postwar generation. Philip Lamantia (1
Electronic resource
9780520324817
9780520954892
Electronic resource
The collected poems of Philip Lamantia
Poems
Touch Of The Marvelous (1943-1949) -- Touch of the Marvelous -- Plumage of Recognition -- Islands of Africa -- I Am Coming -- Apparition of Charles Baudelaire -- Ruins -- By the Curtain of Architecture -- There Are Many Pathways to the Garden -- Automatic World -- Hermetic Bird -- Moments of Exile -- Beneath this bed the caverns gather me like water -- I am a criminal when your body is bare upon the universe -- Civil World -- Invisible -- Enormous Window -- Mirror and Heart -- Infernal Landscape -- Winter Day -- Awakened from Sleep -- Diabolic Condition -- Celestial Estrangement -- Submarine Languor -- You and I Have Nothing to Fear -- Image of Ardor -- To You Henry Miller of the Orchestra the Mirror the Revolver and of the Stars of Stars -- From Erotic Poems (1946) -- Upon the earth eyes opened in wonder -- You flee into a corridor of stars -- Scenario -- From Dark Illusion to Love's Reality -- I open for you an ancient book -- Nativity of Love -- Autumn Poems -- Answer from a Place of Waiting -- I am forlorn -- Sorrow -- Night Vision -- Unable to move and hardly breathing -- Spring's Entry -- Two Worlds -- 1946 -- Simple Answer to the Enemy -- Poems 1943-1955 -- Ages in the Wind -- Symbols -- Another Autumn Coming -- New Year -- Revelations of a New Order -- Break of Day -- This Room Is My Cosmos -- Descent -- Inside the Journey -- Animal Snared in His Revery -- Elementals -- Beneath occidental peripheries -- From Tau (1955) -- To see this evil from its core -- Owl -- Shot into the Sun -- Going Forth by Day -- Ground grade guard the crucible -- Out of crystal beginnings -- In a garden that isn't, but will be -- Flame gates open to water gongs -- She sped to me a winter word -- To the Music -- Question -- To the flat lands by the hills of Suum Nar -- 18 beings and The Other -- Broken language hisses -- Ekstasis (1959) -- Preface -- Christ -- Fragments from an Aeroplane -- Interior Suck of the Night -- Iguana iguana -- Les Langueurs Allongees -- Sheri -- What gift to bring -- Ball -- Mysterium Mysticus Ecclesia -- Dead Smoke -- Deirdre -- In a grove -- Confirmation -- John Hoffman -- Ah Blessed Virgin Mary -- Man is in pain -- As some light fell -- Poor Paradoxes -- Scorpion Bite -- Our Lady of the Snow -- New Evil -- Boobus -- PUT DOWN -- McClure's Favorite -- Observatory -- What made tarot cards and fleurs de lis -- Terror Conduction -- Intersection -- It's summer's moment in autumn's hour -- It was a time I didn't see the beast -- Binoculars -- From Narcotica (1959) -- I Demand Extinction of Laws Prohibiting Narcotic Drugs! -- Bones -- Opium Cocaine Hemp -- Opium, Put Down of Laws against Opium! -- Memoria -- Poems 1955-1962 -- Scenes -- Fud at Foster's -- Immediate Life -- For Real -- Rest in Peace -- Inscription for the Vanishing Republic -- Orphic Poem -- Call -- Politics Poem -- Lava -- That I burned by the screech owl castle in Berkeley Hills -- New York Blank Poem New York -- Cool Apocalypse -- Apocalypses -- Blank Poem for Poe -- Visions -- marvelous unveils its face -- Did I appear in angeltime -- Last Days of San Francisco -- 34 Words Six Lines -- Time Is as Eternity Is: On the White Road: The Muse -- Witness -- Advent -- All Hail Pope John the Twenty Third! -- Poem for John Wieners Written on His Paper -- Shooting down to L.A. in an open car -- Juggler in the Desert -- Scat -- In every way i am dazzled by you -- Jet Powered Suicide -- My Labyrinth -- Why write about "things"? -- Chrism Song -- Make a poem your heart contained in mine -- It is because i cannot have you i have you -- Poem for Indians -- Ceylonese Tea Candor (Pyramid Scene) -- Rompi -- Crystals -- Kosmos -- Year of Weir -- Origins of Weir -- Destroyed Works Typescript (1948-1960) -- Destroyed Works -- Destroyed Works (1962) -- Hypodermic Light -- It's absurd I can't bring my soul to the eye of odoriferous fire -- That the total hatred -- Old after midnight spasm -- They shot me full of holes -- U.S.S. San Francisco -- Immense blank void -- In camera of sempiternity you walk -- This World's Beauty -- Resurrections -- It is I who create the world and put it to rest -- theater of masked actors in a trance -- I have never made a poem -- Mantic Notebook -- Apocamantica -- Fin del Mundo -- poem says the bombs of America went off -- At the sleeper of inveterate cars -- Apocalyptic -- gods made a circle -- gazelle fixated in clock work -- Lost in a crowd -- I've come to the time of brain crashed stars -- This is the night holding gum -- Sick of you, owl, talking nonsense in my head -- Empty visions blur my soul -- Secret Weapons -- Table of Visions -- Opus Magnum -- Deamin -- From the Front -- Still Poems -- Vacuous Suburbs -- This is the grey limit -- There's a mountain of houses upside down -- night is a space of white marble -- There is this distance between me and what I see -- I have given fair warning -- Spansule -- Jeanlu -- Morning Light Song -- High -- Infernal Muses -- Crab -- Bride Front and Back -- Till the End of Time -- Peroxide Subway -- Subconscious Mexico City New York -- How depressing here I am -- Parades melt eternally -- I cut out, I mean there was no proper head to the time -- Note on Destroyed Works and later -- Poems 1963-1964 -- Song for the Intellect -- Babbel is a language extending the sonic level -- Babbel/Ali ben buri de asalium -- New Babbel -- J. Weir -- Mumbles -- Bloody Neons -- From My Athens Terrace Ruin -- Going west east directionless pack to Indis -- At Random -- She's Appeared and Disappeared at Once -- From Selected Poems (1967) -- Third Eye -- Blue Grace -- Sun Is Bleeding over the Sky! -- Ancients Have Returned among Us -- She Speaks the Morning's Filigree -- Gork! -- Voice of Earth Mediums -- What Is Not Strange? -- Gothic Games -- Towers of the Rose Dawn -- Capricorn Is a Wounded Knee -- Astro-mancy -- After the Virus -- Coat of Arms -- Difficult First Steps -- Poems 1965-1970 -- Without Props -- There is no death, only sempiternal change -- Thorn of the Air -- Flying Fix -- Poem for John Hoffman the Poet -- Interjections -- Let the tree shaped minion pinion the wonder of drugged dogs -- Blood Of The Air (1970) -- To the Reader -- Libran Age -- I Touch You -- You wait you wail -- Altesia or the Lava Flow of Mount Rainier -- Blue Locus -- Talisman -- Flaming Teeth -- Open your head of cisterns -- San Francisco melts as I come together -- maginot line of poetry has not been invented -- With the opening of light in my soul -- Ephemeris -- Out of My Hat of Shoals -- Smile Berries -- Fantast -- Faery Chambers -- Seattle -- Little hole of black hallucination on the wall -- mosque of your eye has exploded -- Horse Angel -- Comics -- Tonight Burned with Solar Slime -- Flaming Teeth -- Penetrant Tumors -- Analog -- World without End -- Poems 1970-1980 -- Little Washington DC Dream -- 3 Poems -- On the plain / of the angels -- gorgon of the language cabal -- Flying beasts / are riveted on the air's toiling -- Hand Moves the Word Flies -- Liberty -- Luminous Lady -- Only Creative Violence Reveals the Beauty of the Marvelous -- Panty Hose Stamped with the Head of the Medusa -- Between Sleep and Waking -- Tobacco of Harar -- Weight -- Becoming Visible (1981) -- Redwood Highway -- Romantic Movement -- Bed of Sphinxes -- Primavera -- Becoming Visible -- Visibilities -- In Yerba Buena -- Oraibi -- Bile Nature -- Drama Set -- Ultima Thule -- Mask of Geometry -- Beyond This Trail of Crystal Rails -- Poe-Baudelaire, one echo-in-two -- Dissolving Lead -- Erotic Limned -- Vibration -- Below the Surface -- Oneiric Reversal -- Openers -- Violet Star -- This Moment Eternal Medusa -- Precipitous Oracle -- Modular Prey -- Pulsate with stoppages -- Radiant Opal -- To Begin Then Not Now -- Life Sciences -- Curtain of Magic Turns over Motors of Sleep -- Fulcrum Loaded -- At the Emu's Domain -- Jewels of the Vatican Board the Atlantic Cipher -- Days Fall Asleep with Riddles -- Uncertain Sciences -- Green Lion -- Oblique and Direct -- Hypochondriac Weather -- Slice of the Atmosphere -- Element You Love -- Time Traveler's Potlatch -- Notes -- Poems 1981-1985 -- Willow Wand
-- Meadowlark West -- Sentiment for the Cordials of Scorpions -- Birder's Lament -- Poetics by Pluto -- Itinerary of Drift Bane -- Mexico City Central Moon -- Bird: Apparition of Charlie Parker -- Elegy on the Migrating Nightingales Massacred by Nuclear Physics at Chernobyl -- Meadowlark West (1986) -- Isn't Poetry the Dream of Weapons? -- Native Medicine -- Tree -- Surrealism in the Middle Ages -- West -- Ship of Seers -- Haven Root -- Invincible Birth -- Black Window -- America in the Age of Gold -- Wilderness Sacred Wilderness -- Sweetbrier -- Romantist -- Revery Has Its Reasons -- Virgo Noir -- Irrational -- Game's the Right Title -- Words I Dream -- Phi -- Marco Polo Zone -- Zanoni A Western Border Town -- Buncombe -- Death Jets -- Fading Letters -- Mysteries of Writing in the West -- Spring -- American Place -- Fourth of July -- Geometric Hallucination -- Reached the Turn -- Exorcist Exercises -- Other States -- There -- Shasta -- Poems 1986-1993 -- From No Closure -- Haiku for Satie -- Once in a Lifetime Starry Scape -- From Triads.
From Bed Of Sphinxes: New And Selected Poems (1997) -- Poem for Andre Breton -- Ex Cathedra -- Unachieved -- Diana Green -- Egypt -- Egypt II -- Passionate Ornithology Is Another Kind of Yoga -- From Symbolon (1998-2001) -- To be served continually with this platter of nothingness -- Ultimate Zone -- Seraphim City -- Theoria -- Recall -- Pure Automatism -- Not with the cerebrating head -- Echo of St. Therese of the Child Jesus -- Facing branches of a flowering tree -- Hyper Sleep -- Humans Have Just a Few Genomes More Than Fruit Flies -- Today and yesterday are fusing -- Triple V: The Day Non-surrealism Became Surrealist -- Hidden Truth.
Lamantia, Philip, 1927-2005.
Caples, Garrett T., editor of compilation.
Joron, Andrew, editor of compilation.
Peters, Nancy J. (Nancy Joyce), editor of compilation.
edited by Garrett Caples, Andrew Joron, and Nancy Joyce Peters ; foreword by Lawrence Ferlinghetti.
2013
The collected poems of Philip Lamantia
[2013]
"The Collected Poems of Philip Lamantia represents the lifework of the most visionary poet of the American postwar generation. Philip Lamantia (1
Electronic resource
9780520954892
Electronic resource
The collected poems of Philip Lamantia
Poems
Touch Of The Marvelous (1943-1949) -- Touch of the Marvelous -- Plumage of Recognition -- Islands of Africa -- I Am Coming -- Apparition of Charles Baudelaire -- Ruins -- By the Curtain of Architecture -- There Are Many Pathways to the Garden -- Automatic World -- Hermetic Bird -- Moments of Exile -- Beneath this bed the caverns gather me like water -- I am a criminal when your body is bare upon the universe -- Civil World -- Invisible -- Enormous Window -- Mirror and Heart -- Infernal Landscape -- Winter Day -- Awakened from Sleep -- Diabolic Condition -- Celestial Estrangement -- Submarine Languor -- You and I Have Nothing to Fear -- Image of Ardor -- To You Henry Miller of the Orchestra the Mirror the Revolver and of the Stars of Stars -- From Erotic Poems (1946) -- Upon the earth eyes opened in wonder -- You flee into a corridor of stars -- Scenario -- From Dark Illusion to Love's Reality -- I open for you an ancient book -- Nativity of Love -- Autumn Poems -- Answer from a Place of Waiting -- I am forlorn -- Sorrow -- Night Vision -- Unable to move and hardly breathing -- Spring's Entry -- Two Worlds -- 1946 -- Simple Answer to the Enemy -- Poems 1943-1955 -- Ages in the Wind -- Symbols -- Another Autumn Coming -- New Year -- Revelations of a New Order -- Break of Day -- This Room Is My Cosmos -- Descent -- Inside the Journey -- Animal Snared in His Revery -- Elementals -- Beneath occidental peripheries -- From Tau (1955) -- To see this evil from its core -- Owl -- Shot into the Sun -- Going Forth by Day -- Ground grade guard the crucible -- Out of crystal beginnings -- In a garden that isn't, but will be -- Flame gates open to water gongs -- She sped to me a winter word -- To the Music -- Question -- To the flat lands by the hills of Suum Nar -- 18 beings and The Other -- Broken language hisses -- Ekstasis (1959) -- Preface -- Christ -- Fragments from an Aeroplane -- Interior Suck of the Night -- Iguana iguana -- Les Langueurs Allongees -- Sheri -- What gift to bring -- Ball -- Mysterium Mysticus Ecclesia -- Dead Smoke -- Deirdre -- In a grove -- Confirmation -- John Hoffman -- Ah Blessed Virgin Mary -- Man is in pain -- As some light fell -- Poor Paradoxes -- Scorpion Bite -- Our Lady of the Snow -- New Evil -- Boobus -- PUT DOWN -- McClure's Favorite -- Observatory -- What made tarot cards and fleurs de lis -- Terror Conduction -- Intersection -- It's summer's moment in autumn's hour -- It was a time I didn't see the beast -- Binoculars -- From Narcotica (1959) -- I Demand Extinction of Laws Prohibiting Narcotic Drugs! -- Bones -- Opium Cocaine Hemp -- Opium, Put Down of Laws against Opium! -- Memoria -- Poems 1955-1962 -- Scenes -- Fud at Foster's -- Immediate Life -- For Real -- Rest in Peace -- Inscription for the Vanishing Republic -- Orphic Poem -- Call -- Politics Poem -- Lava -- That I burned by the screech owl castle in Berkeley Hills -- New York Blank Poem New York -- Cool Apocalypse -- Apocalypses -- Blank Poem for Poe -- Visions -- marvelous unveils its face -- Did I appear in angeltime -- Last Days of San Francisco -- 34 Words Six Lines -- Time Is as Eternity Is: On the White Road: The Muse -- Witness -- Advent -- All Hail Pope John the Twenty Third! -- Poem for John Wieners Written on His Paper -- Shooting down to L.A. in an open car -- Juggler in the Desert -- Scat -- In every way i am dazzled by you -- Jet Powered Suicide -- My Labyrinth -- Why write about "things"? -- Chrism Song -- Make a poem your heart contained in mine -- It is because i cannot have you i have you -- Poem for Indians -- Ceylonese Tea Candor (Pyramid Scene) -- Rompi -- Crystals -- Kosmos -- Year of Weir -- Origins of Weir -- Destroyed Works Typescript (1948-1960) -- Destroyed Works -- Destroyed Works (1962) -- Hypodermic Light -- It's absurd I can't bring my soul to the eye of odoriferous fire -- That the total hatred -- Old after midnight spasm -- They shot me full of holes -- U.S.S. San Francisco -- Immense blank void -- In camera of sempiternity you walk -- This World's Beauty -- Resurrections -- It is I who create the world and put it to rest -- theater of masked actors in a trance -- I have never made a poem -- Mantic Notebook -- Apocamantica -- Fin del Mundo -- poem says the bombs of America went off -- At the sleeper of inveterate cars -- Apocalyptic -- gods made a circle -- gazelle fixated in clock work -- Lost in a crowd -- I've come to the time of brain crashed stars -- This is the night holding gum -- Sick of you, owl, talking nonsense in my head -- Empty visions blur my soul -- Secret Weapons -- Table of Visions -- Opus Magnum -- Deamin -- From the Front -- Still Poems -- Vacuous Suburbs -- This is the grey limit -- There's a mountain of houses upside down -- night is a space of white marble -- There is this distance between me and what I see -- I have given fair warning -- Spansule -- Jeanlu -- Morning Light Song -- High -- Infernal Muses -- Crab -- Bride Front and Back -- Till the End of Time -- Peroxide Subway -- Subconscious Mexico City New York -- How depressing here I am -- Parades melt eternally -- I cut out, I mean there was no proper head to the time -- Note on Destroyed Works and later -- Poems 1963-1964 -- Song for the Intellect -- Babbel is a language extending the sonic level -- Babbel/Ali ben buri de asalium -- New Babbel -- J. Weir -- Mumbles -- Bloody Neons -- From My Athens Terrace Ruin -- Going west east directionless pack to Indis -- At Random -- She's Appeared and Disappeared at Once -- From Selected Poems (1967) -- Third Eye -- Blue Grace -- Sun Is Bleeding over the Sky! -- Ancients Have Returned among Us -- She Speaks the Morning's Filigree -- Gork! -- Voice of Earth Mediums -- What Is Not Strange? -- Gothic Games -- Towers of the Rose Dawn -- Capricorn Is a Wounded Knee -- Astro-mancy -- After the Virus -- Coat of Arms -- Difficult First Steps -- Poems 1965-1970 -- Without Props -- There is no death, only sempiternal change -- Thorn of the Air -- Flying Fix -- Poem for John Hoffman the Poet -- Interjections -- Let the tree shaped minion pinion the wonder of drugged dogs -- Blood Of The Air (1970) -- To the Reader -- Libran Age -- I Touch You -- You wait you wail -- Altesia or the Lava Flow of Mount Rainier -- Blue Locus -- Talisman -- Flaming Teeth -- Open your head of cisterns -- San Francisco melts as I come together -- maginot line of poetry has not been invented -- With the opening of light in my soul -- Ephemeris -- Out of My Hat of Shoals -- Smile Berries -- Fantast -- Faery Chambers -- Seattle -- Little hole of black hallucination on the wall -- mosque of your eye has exploded -- Horse Angel -- Comics -- Tonight Burned with Solar Slime -- Flaming Teeth -- Penetrant Tumors -- Analog -- World without End -- Poems 1970-1980 -- Little Washington DC Dream -- 3 Poems -- On the plain / of the angels -- gorgon of the language cabal -- Flying beasts / are riveted on the air's toiling -- Hand Moves the Word Flies -- Liberty -- Luminous Lady -- Only Creative Violence Reveals the Beauty of the Marvelous -- Panty Hose Stamped with the Head of the Medusa -- Between Sleep and Waking -- Tobacco of Harar -- Weight -- Becoming Visible (1981) -- Redwood Highway -- Romantic Movement -- Bed of Sphinxes -- Primavera -- Becoming Visible -- Visibilities -- In Yerba Buena -- Oraibi -- Bile Nature -- Drama Set -- Ultima Thule -- Mask of Geometry -- Beyond This Trail of Crystal Rails -- Poe-Baudelaire, one echo-in-two -- Dissolving Lead -- Erotic Limned -- Vibration -- Below the Surface -- Oneiric Reversal -- Openers -- Violet Star -- This Moment Eternal Medusa -- Precipitous Oracle -- Modular Prey -- Pulsate with stoppages -- Radiant Opal -- To Begin Then Not Now -- Life Sciences -- Curtain of Magic Turns over Motors of Sleep -- Fulcrum Loaded -- At the Emu's Domain -- Jewels of the Vatican Board the Atlantic Cipher -- Days Fall Asleep with Riddles -- Uncertain Sciences -- Green Lion -- Oblique and Direct -- Hypochondriac Weather -- Slice of the Atmosphere -- Element You Love -- Time Traveler's Potlatch -- Notes -- Poems 1981-1985 -- Willow Wand
-- Meadowlark West -- Sentiment for the Cordials of Scorpions -- Birder's Lament -- Poetics by Pluto -- Itinerary of Drift Bane -- Mexico City Central Moon -- Bird: Apparition of Charlie Parker -- Elegy on the Migrating Nightingales Massacred by Nuclear Physics at Chernobyl -- Meadowlark West (1986) -- Isn't Poetry the Dream of Weapons? -- Native Medicine -- Tree -- Surrealism in the Middle Ages -- West -- Ship of Seers -- Haven Root -- Invincible Birth -- Black Window -- America in the Age of Gold -- Wilderness Sacred Wilderness -- Sweetbrier -- Romantist -- Revery Has Its Reasons -- Virgo Noir -- Irrational -- Game's the Right Title -- Words I Dream -- Phi -- Marco Polo Zone -- Zanoni A Western Border Town -- Buncombe -- Death Jets -- Fading Letters -- Mysteries of Writing in the West -- Spring -- American Place -- Fourth of July -- Geometric Hallucination -- Reached the Turn -- Exorcist Exercises -- Other States -- There -- Shasta -- Poems 1986-1993 -- From No Closure -- Haiku for Satie -- Once in a Lifetime Starry Scape -- From Triads.
From Bed Of Sphinxes: New And Selected Poems (1997) -- Poem for Andre Breton -- Ex Cathedra -- Unachieved -- Diana Green -- Egypt -- Egypt II -- Passionate Ornithology Is Another Kind of Yoga -- From Symbolon (1998-2001) -- To be served continually with this platter of nothingness -- Ultimate Zone -- Seraphim City -- Theoria -- Recall -- Pure Automatism -- Not with the cerebrating head -- Echo of St. Therese of the Child Jesus -- Facing branches of a flowering tree -- Hyper Sleep -- Humans Have Just a Few Genomes More Than Fruit Flies -- Today and yesterday are fusing -- Triple V: The Day Non-surrealism Became Surrealist -- Hidden Truth.
Lamantia, Philip, 1927-2005, author.
Caples, Garrett T., editor.
Joron, Andrew, editor.
Peters, Nancy J. (Nancy Joyce), editor.
edited by Garrett Caples, Andrew Joron, and Nancy Joyce Peters ; foreword by Lawrence Ferlinghetti ; bibliography by Steven Fama.
2013
The collected poems of Philip Lamantia
[2016]
First edition.
"Adrienne Rich was the singular voice of her generation and one of our most important American poets. She brought discussions of gender, race, an
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Collected poems : 1950-2012
Poems
A change of world (1951). Storm warnings -- Aunt Jennifer's tigers -- Vertigo -- The ultimate act -- What ghosts can say -- The kursaal at Interlaken -- Reliquary -- Purely local -- A view of the terrace -- By no means native -- Air without incense -- For the felling of an elm in the Harvard yard -- A clock in the square -- Why else but to forestall this hour -- This beast, this angel -- Eastport to Block Island -- At a deathbed in the year two thousand -- Afterward -- The uncle speaks in the drawing room -- Boundary -- Five o'clock, Beacon Hill -- From a chapter on literature -- An unsaid word -- Mathilde in Normandy -- At a Bach concert -- The rain of blood -- Stepping backward -- Itinerary -- A revivalist in Boston -- The return of the evening grosbeaks -- The springboard -- A change of world -- Unsounded -- Design in living colors -- Walden 1950 -- Sunday evening -- The innocents -- "He remembereth that we are dust" -- Life and letters -- For the conjunction of two planets --
Poems (1950-1951). The prisoners -- Night -- The house at the Cascades -- The roadway -- Pictures by Vuillard -- Orient wheat -- Versailles -- Annotation for an epitaph -- Ideal landscape -- The celebration in the plaza -- The tourist and the town -- Bears -- The insusceptibles -- Lucifer in the train -- Recorders in Italy -- At Hertford House -- The wild sky -- The prospect -- Epilogue for a masque of Purcell -- Villa Adriana -- The explorers -- Landscape of the star -- Letter from the land of sinners -- Concord River -- Apology -- Living in sin -- Autumn equinox -- The strayed village -- The perennial answer -- The insomniacs -- The snow queen -- Love in the museum -- I heard a hermit speak -- Colophon -- A walk by the Charles -- New year morning -- In time of carnival -- The middle-aged -- The marriage portion -- The tree -- Lovers are like children -- When this clangor in the brain -- A view of Merton College -- Holiday -- The capital -- The platform -- Last song -- The diamond cutters --
Snapshots of a daughter-in-law (1963). At majority -- From morning-glory to Petersburg -- Rural reflections -- The knights -- The loser. I kissed you, bride and lost, and went -- Well, you are tougher than I thought. -- The absent-minded are always to blame -- Euryclea's tale -- September 21 -- After a sentence in "Malte Laurids Brigge" -- Snapshots of a daughter-in-law. You, once a belle in Shreveport, -- Banging the coffee-pot into the sink -- A thinking woman sleeps with monsters. -- Knowing themselves too well in one another: -- Dulce ridens, dulce loquens -- When to her lute Corinna sings -- "To have in this uncertain world some stay -- "You all die at fifteen, " said Diderot, -- Not that it is done well, but -- Well, -- Passing on -- The raven -- Merely to know. Wedged in by earthworks -- Let me take you by the hair -- Spirit like water -- Antinoüs: the diaries -- Juvenilia -- Double monologue -- A woman mourned by daughters -- Readings of history. The evil eye -- The confrontation -- Memorabilia -- Consanguinity -- The mirror -- The covenant -- To the airport -- The afterwake -- Artificial intelligence -- A marriage in the 'sixties -- First things -- Attention -- End of an era -- Rustication -- Apology -- Sisters -- In the north -- The classmate -- Peeling onions -- Ghost of a chance -- The well -- Novella -- Face -- Prospective immigrants please note -- Likeness -- The lag -- Always the same -- Peace -- The roofwalker --
Poems (1955-1957). At the Jewish new year -- Moving in winter -- Necessities of life (1966). Poems 1962-1965. Necessities of life -- In the woods -- The corpse-plant -- The trees -- Like this together. Wind rocks the car. -- They're tearing down, tearing up -- We have, as they say, -- Our words misunderstand us. -- Dead winter doesn't die, -- Breakfast in a bowling alley in Utica, New York -- Open-air museum -- Two songs. Sex, as they harshly call it, -- That "old last act"! -- The parting -- Night-pieces: for a child. The crib -- Her waking -- The stranger -- After dark. You are falling asleep and I sit looking at you -- Now let's away from prison-- -- Mourning picture -- "I am in danger--sir--" -- Halfway -- Autumn sequence. An old shoe, an old pot, an old skin, -- Still, as sweetness hardly earned -- Your flag is dried-blood, turkey-comb -- Skin of wet leaves on asphalt. -- Noon -- Not like that -- The knot -- Any husband to any wife -- Side by side -- Spring thunder. Thunder is all it is, and yet -- Whatever you are that weeps -- The power of the dinosaur -- A soldier is here, an ancient figure, -- Over him, over you, a great roof is rising, -- Moth hour -- Focus -- Face to face -- Translations from the Dutch. Martinus Nijhoff, the song of the foolish bees -- Hendrik de Vries, my brother -- Hendrik de Vries, fever -- Gerrit Achterberg, Eben Haëzer -- Gerrit Achterberg, accountability -- Gerrit Achterberg, statue -- Leo Vroman, our family -- Chr. J. van Geel, homecoming -- Chr. J. van Geel, sleepwalking -- Poems (1962-1965). To Judith, taking leave -- Roots -- The parting: II -- Winter --
Leaflets (1969). Night watch. Orion -- Holding out -- Flesh and blood -- In the evening -- Missing the point -- City (from the Dutch of Gerrit Achterberg) -- Dwingelo (from the Dutch of Gerrit Achterberg) -- The demon lover -- Jerusalem -- Charleston in the 1860's -- Night watch -- There are such springlike nights (from the Yiddish of Kadia Molodowsky) -- For a Russian poet. The winter dream -- Summer in the country -- The demonstration -- Night in the kitchen -- 5:30 A.M. -- The break -- Two poems (adapted from Anna Akhmatova). There's a secret boundary hidden in the waving grasses: -- On the terrace, violins played -- The key -- Picnic -- The book -- Abnegation -- Leaflets. Women -- Implosions -- To Frantz Fanon -- Continuum -- On edges -- Violence -- The observer -- Nightbreak -- Gabriel -- Leaflets. The big star, and that other -- Your face -- If, says the Dahomeyan devil, -- Crusaders' wind glinting -- The strain of being born -- The rafts -- Ghazals (homage to Ghalib). The clouds are electric in this university. -- The ones who camped on the slopes, below the bare summit, -- In Central Park we talked of our own cowardice. -- Did you think I was talking about my life? -- Blacked-out on a wagon, part of my life cut out forever-- -- When they mow the fields, I see the world reformed -- Armitage of scrapiron for the radiations of a moon. -- When your sperm enters me, it is altered; -- The sapling springs, the milkweed blooms: obsolete nature. -- The friend I can trust is the one who will let me have my death. -- Last night you wrote on the wall: revolution is poetry. -- A dead mosquito, flattened against a door; -- So many minds in search of bodies -- The order of the small town on the riverbank, -- If these are letters, they will have to be misread. -- From here on, all of us will be living -- A piece of thread ripped-out from a fierce design, -- Poems (1967-1969). Postcard -- White night (from the Yiddish of Kadia Molodowsky) -- The days: spring -- Tear gas --
The will to change (1971). November 1968 -- Study of history -- Planetarium -- The burning of paper instead of children. My neighbor, a scientist and art-collector, ... -- To imagine a time of silence -- "People suffer highly in poverty... -- We lie under the sheet -- I am composing on the typewriter late at night, ... -- I dream I'm the death of Orpheus -- The blue ghazals. Violently asleep in the old house. -- One day of equinoctial light after another, -- A man, a woman, a city. -- Ideas of order...sinner of the Florida keys, -- Late at night I went walking through your difficult wood, -- They say, if you can tell, clasped tight under the blanket, -- There are days when I seem to have nothing -- Frost, burning. The city's ill. -- Pain made her conservative. -- Pierrot Le Fou. Suppose you stood facing -- On a screen as wide as this, I grope for the titles. -- Suppose we had time -- The island blistered our feet. -- When I close my eyes -- To record -- Letters: March 1969. Foreknown. The victor -- Hopes sparkle like water in the clean carafe. -- "I am up at sunrise -- Six months back -- Pieces. Breakpoint -- Relevance -- Memory -- Time and place -- Revelation -- Our whole life -- Your letter -- Stand up -- The stelae -- Snow -- The will to change. That Chinese restaurant was a joke -- Knocked down in the canefield -- Beardless again, phoning -- At the wings of the mirror, peacock plumes -- The cabdriver from the Bronx -- The photograph of the unmade bed -- Images for Godard. Language as city:: Wittgenstein -- To know the extremes of light -- To love, to move perpetually -- At the end of Alphaville -- Interior monologue of the poet: -- A valediction forbidding mourning -- Shooting script. 11/69-2/70. We were bound on the wheel of an endless conversation. -- Ghazal V (adapted from Mirza Ghalib) -- The old blanket. The crumbs of rubbed wool turning up. -- In my imagination I was the pivot of a fresh beginning. -- Of simple choice they are the villagers; ... -- You are beside me like a wall; ... -- Picking the wax to crumbs... -- 3-7/70. A woman waking behind grimed blinds... -- (Newsreel) -- They come to you with their descriptions of your soul. -- The mare's skeleton in the clearing: another sign of life. -- I was looking for a way out of a lifetime's consolations. -- We are driven to odd attempts; ... -- Whatever it was: the grains of the glacier... --
Diving into the wreck (1971-1972). Trying to talk with a man -- When we dead awaken -- Waking in the dark -- Incipience -- After twenty years -- The mirror in which two are seen as one -- From the prison house -- The stranger -- Song -- Dialogue -- Diving into the wreck -- The phenomenology of anger -- Merced -- A primary ground -- Translations -- The ninth symphony of Beethoven understood at last as a sexual message -- Rape -- Burning oneself in -- Burning oneself out -- For a sister -- For the dead -- From a survivor -- August -- Meditations for a savage child -- Poems (1973-1974). Dien bien phu -- Essential resources -- Blood-sister -- The wave -- Re-forming the crystal -- The fourth month of the landscape architect -- The alleged murderess walking in her cell -- White night -- Amnesia -- For L.G.: unseen for twenty years -- Family romance -- From an old house in America -- The fact of a doorframe --
The dream of a common language (1974-1977). Power. Phantasia for Elvira Shatayev -- Origins and history of consciousness -- Splittings -- Hunger -- To a poet -- Cartographies of silence -- The lioness -- Twenty-one love poems. Wherever in this city, screens flicker -- I wake up in your bed. I know I have been dreaming. -- Since we're not young, weeks have to do time -- I come home from you through the early light of spring -- This apartment full of books could crack open -- Your small hands, precisely equal to my own-- -- What kind of beast would turn its life into words? -- I can see myself years back at Sunion, -- our silence today is a pond where drowned things live -- Your dog, tranquil and innocent, dozes through -- Every peak is a crater. This is the law of volcanoes, -- Sleeping, turning in turn like planets -- The rules break like a thermometer, -- It was your vision of the pilot -- (The floating poem, unnumbered) -- If I lay on that beach with you -- Across a city from you, I'm with you, -- No one's fated or doomed to love anyone. -- Rain on the West Side Highway, -- Can it be growing colder when I begin -- That conversation we were always on the edge -- The dark lintels, the blue and foreign stones -- Not somewhere else, but here. Upper Broadway -- Paula Becker to Clara Westhoff -- Nights and days -- Sibling mysteries -- A woman dead in her forties -- Mother-right -- Natural resources -- Toward the solstice -- Transcendental etude --
A wild patience has taken me this far (1978-1981). The images -- Coast to coast -- Integrity -- Culture and anarchy -- For Julia in Nebraska -- Transit -- For memory -- What is possible -- For Ethel Rosenberg -- Mother-in-law -- Heroines -- Grandmothers. Mary Gravely Jones -- Hattie Rice Rich -- Granddaughter -- The spirit of place. Over the hills in Shutesbury, Leverett -- The mountain laurel in bloom -- Strangers are an endangered species -- The river-fog will do for privacy -- Orion plunges like a drunken hunter -- Frame -- Rift -- A vision -- Turning the wheel. Location -- Burden baskets -- Hohokam -- Self-hatred -- Particularity -- Apparition -- Mary Jane Colter, 1904 -- Turning the wheel --
Your native land, your life (1981-1985). Sources -- North American time. For the record -- Education of a novelist -- Virginia 1906 -- Dreams before waking -- When/then -- Upcountry -- One kind of terror: a love poem -- In the wake of home -- What was, is; what might have been, might be -- For an occupant -- Emily Carr -- Poetry: I -- Poetry: II, Chicago -- Poetry: III -- Baltimore: a fragment from the thirties -- New York -- Homage to winter -- Blue rock -- Yom Kippur 1984 -- Edges -- Contradictions: tracking poems. Look: this is January the worst onslaught -- Heart of cold. Bones of cold. Scalp of cold -- My mouth hovers across your breasts -- He slammed his hand across my face and I -- She is carrying my madness and I dread her -- Dear Adrienne: I'm calling you up tonight -- Dear Adrienne, I feel signified by pain -- I'm afraid of prison. Have been all these years. Tearing but not yet town: this page -- Night over the great and the little worlds -- I came out of the hospital like a woman -- Violence as purification: the one idea. -- Trapped in one idea, you can't have your feelings, -- Lately in my dreams I hear long sentences -- You who think I find words for everything, -- It's true, these last few years I've lived -- I have backroads I take to places -- The problem, unstated till now, is how -- If to feel is to be unreliable -- The tobacco fields lie fallow the migrant pickers -- The cat-tails blaze in the corner sunflowers -- In a bald skull sits our friend in a helmet -- You know the government must have pushed them to settle, -- Someone said to me: it's just that we don't -- Did anyone ever know who we were -- You: air-driven reft from the tuber-bitten soil -- The Tolstoyans the Afro-American slaves -- This high summer we love will pour its light -- You who think I find words for everything --
Time's power (1985-1988). Solfeggietto -- This -- Love poem -- Negotiations -- In a classroom -- The novel -- A story -- In memoriam: D.K. -- Children playing checkers at the edge of the forest -- Sleepwalking next to death -- Letters in the family -- The desert as garden of paradise -- Delta -- 6/21 -- For an album -- Dreamwood -- Walking down the road -- The slides -- Harpers Ferry -- One life -- Divisions of labor -- Living memory -- Turning -- An atlas of the difficult world (1988-1991). A dark woman, head bent, listening for something -- Here is a map of our country: -- Two five-pointed star-shaped glass candleholders, ... -- Late summers, early autumns, you can see something that binds -- Catch if you can your country's moment, begin -- A potato explodes in the oven. Poetry and famine: -- (The dream-site) some rooftop, water-tank looming, street-racket strangely quelled -- He thought there would be a limit and that it would stop him. He depended on that: -- One this earth, in this life, as I read your story, you're lonely. -- Soledad. =f. solitude, loneliness, homesickness; lonely retreat. -- One night on Monterey Bay the death-freeze of the century: -- What homage will be paid to a beauty built to last -- (Dedications) I know you are reading this poem -- She -- That mouth -- Olivia -- Eastern war time. Memory lifts her smoky mirror: 1943, -- Girl between home and school, what is that girl -- How telegrams used to come: ring -- What the grown-ups can't speak of would you push -- A young girl knows she is young and meant to live -- A girl wanders with a boy into the woods -- A woman of sixty driving -- A woman wired in memories -- Streets closed, emptied by force guns at corners -- Memory says: want to do right? Don't count on me -- Tattered Kaddish -- Through corralitos under rolls of cloud. Showering after 'flu; stripping the bed; -- If you know who died in that bed, do you know -- That light of outrage is the light of history -- She who died on that bed sees it her way: -- For a friend in travail -- 1948: Jews -- Two arts. I've redone you by daylight. -- Raise it up there and it will -- Darklight. Early day. Grey the air. -- When heat leaves the walls at last -- Final notations --
Dark fields of the republic (1991-1995). What kind of times are these. In those years -- To the days -- Miracle ice cream -- Rachel -- Amends -- Calle visión. Not what you thought: just a turn-off -- Calle visión-- Lodged in the difficult hotel -- Calle vision your heart beats on unbroken -- Ammonia -- The repetitive motions of slaughtering -- You can call on beauty still and it will leap -- In the room in the house -- In the black net -- On the road there is a house -- Reversion -- Revolution in permanence (1953, 1993) -- Then or now. Food packages: 1947 -- Innocence: 1945 -- Sunset, December, 1993 -- Deportations -- And now -- Sending love. Voice -- Sending love: Molly sends it -- Sending love is harmless -- Terrence years ago -- Take -- Late Ghazal -- Six narratives. You drew up the story of your life -- You drew up a story about me -- You were telling a story about women to young men -- You were telling a story about love -- I was telling you a story about love -- You were telling a story about war -- From pierced darkness -- Inscriptions. One: comrade -- Two: movement -- Three: origins -- Four: history -- Five: voices -- Six: edgelit -- Midnight salvage (1995-1998). The art of translation -- For an anniversary -- Midnight salvage -- Char -- Modotti -- Shattered head -- 1941 -- Letters to a young poet -- Camino real -- Plaza street and Flatbush -- Seven skins -- "The night has a thousand eyes" -- Rusted legacy -- A long conversation --
Fox (1998-2000). Victory -- Veterans Day -- For this -- Regardless -- Signatures -- Nora's gaze -- Architect -- Fox -- Messages -- Fire -- Twilight -- Octobrish -- Second sight -- Grating -- Noctilucent clouds -- If your name is on the list -- 1999 -- Terza rima -- Four short poems -- Rauschenberg's bed -- Waiting for you at the mystery spot -- Ends of the Earth -- The school among the ruins (2000-2004). Centaur's requiem -- Equinox -- Tell me -- For June, in the year 2001 -- The school among the ruins -- This evening let's -- Variations on lines from a Canadian poet -- Delivered clean -- The eye -- There is no one story and one story only -- USonian journals 2000 -- Territory shared. Address -- Transparencies -- Livresque -- Collaborations -- Ritual acts -- Point in time -- Alternating current. Sometimes I'm back in that city -- No bad dreams. Night, the bed, the faint clockface. -- Take one, take two -- What's suffered in laughter in aroused afternoons -- A deluxe blending machine -- As finally by wind or grass -- When we are shaken out -- Memorize this -- The painter's house -- After Apollinaire & Brassens -- Slashes -- Trace elements -- Bract -- Dislocations: seven scenarios. Still learning the word -- In a vast dystopic space the small things -- City and world: this infection drinks like a drinker -- For recalcitrancy of attitude -- Faces in the mesh: defiance or disdain -- Not to get up and go back to the drafting table -- Tonight someone will sleep in a stripped apartment -- Five o'clock, January 2003 -- Wait -- Don't take me -- To have written the truth -- Screen door -- Tendril --
Telephone ringing in the labyrinth (2004-2006). Voyage to the denouement -- Skeleton key -- Wallpaper -- In plain sight -- Behind the motel -- Melancholy piano (extracts) -- Archaic -- Long after Stevens -- Improvisation on lines from Edwin Muir's "variations on a time theme" -- Rhyme -- Hotel -- Three elegies. Late style -- As ever -- Fallen figure -- Hubble photographs: after Sappho -- This is not the room -- Unknown quantity -- Tactile value -- Midnight, the same day. When the sun seals my eyes the emblem -- Try to rest now, says a voice -- Even then maybe -- Director's notes -- Rereading The dead lecturer -- Letters censored, shredded, returned to sender, or judged unfit to send -- If/as though -- Time exposures. Glance into glittering moisture -- Is there a doctor in the house -- They'd say she was humorless -- When I stretched out my legs beyond your wishful thinking -- You've got ocean through sheet glass brandy and firelog -- The university reopens as the floods recede -- Via insomnia -- A burning kangaroo -- Ever, again -- Draft #2006 -- Telephone ringing in the labyrinth --
Tonight no poetry will serve (2007-2010). Waiting for rain, for music -- Reading the Iliad (as if) for the first time -- Benjamin revisited -- Innocence -- Domain -- Fracture -- Turbulence -- Tonight no poetry will serve -- Scenes of negotiation -- From sickbed shores -- Axel Avákar. Axel: a backstory -- Axel, in thunder -- I was there, Axel -- Axel, darkly seen, in a glass house -- Ballade of the poverties -- Emergency clinic -- Confrontations -- Circum/stances -- Winterface -- Quarto -- Don't flinch -- Black locket -- Generosity -- You, again -- Powers of recuperation -- Later poems (2010-2012). Itinerary -- For the young anarchists -- Fragments of an opera -- Liberté -- Teethsucking bird -- Undesigned -- Suspended lines -- Tracings -- From strata -- Endpapers.
Rich, Adrienne, 1929-2012, author.
Rankine, Claudia, 1963-
Conrad, Pablo.
Adrienne Rich.
2016
Collected poems : 1950-2012
Beacon Press,
9780807064733
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The poetics of space
Poétique de l'espace. English
Bachelard, Gaston, 1884-1962.
Jolas, M.
Gaston Bachelard ; translated from the French by Maria Jolas ; with a new foreword by John R. Stilgoe.
1994
The poetics of space
[2023]
First edition.
"For decades, Kip Thorne has been consumed by a desire to better understand our universe's "Warped Side." Using an untold number of computer simu
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9781631498541
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The warped side of our universe : an odyssey through black holes, wormholes, time travel, and gravitational waves
Thorne, Kip S., author.
Halloran, Lia, 1977- illustrator.
Kip Thorne, Lia Halloran.
2023
The warped side of our universe : an odyssey through black holes, wormholes, time travel, and gravitational waves
[2020]
In this collection of poetry, Seshadri takes on the planar paradoxes of time and space, destabilizing highly tuned lyrics and elegies with dizzyi
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9781644450369
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That was now, this is then : poems
Poems. Selections
Road trip -- Commas, dashes, ellipses, full stops, question marks -- Dialectic -- Meeting (thick) -- Meeting (thin) -- Birding -- Nemesis -- Enlightenment -- Robocall -- Who knows where or when? -- Your living eyes -- Collins Ferry Landing -- City of grief -- Cliffhanging -- Goya's mired men fighting with cudgels -- Night city -- The idol of the tribe -- Man and woman talking -- Marriage -- Visiting San Francisco -- Who is this guy? -- North American sequence -- Thunderstruck -- The estuary -- Soliloquy.
Seshadri, Vijay, author.
Vijay Seshadri.
2020
That was now, this is then : poems