H is for Hawk

H is for Hawk

H Is for Hawk

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H is for hawk.

Speaking the other self : American women writers

"Masculinity" in Uncle Tom's cabin / Jouissant politics of Helen Hunt Jackson's Ramona : the ground that is "Mother's lap" / Class and sexuality in a Mexican landscape : Katherine Anne Porter's marginalia on D.H. Lawrence / Mirror, mirror, on the wall : gazing in Edith Wharton's "Looking glass" / Chronicles of Panchita Villa : a Chicana guerrillera literary critic / What women? what canon? : African-American women and the canon / Said but not spoken : Elision and the representation of rape, race, and gender in Harriet E. Wilson's Our nig / "Of one blood" : reimagining American genealogy in Pauline Hopkins's Contending forces / Nationalism and Korean American women's writing : Theresa Hak Kyung Cha's Dictee / Gender and first-person narration in Willa Cather's fiction / "Real lives" of Sophie Treadwell : expressionism and the feminist aesthetic in Machinal and For saxophone / Selves and "other shadows" : Grace Paley's ironic fictions / From warrior to womanist : the development of June Jordan's poetry / Lost boundaries : the use of the carnivalesque in Tabitha Tenney's Female quixotism / Engendered nature/denatured history : "The yares of Black mountain" by Rebecca Harding Davis / Whitman, Wharton, and the sexuality in Summer / Rewriting the "Rose and lavender pages" : Ethan Frome and women's local color fiction / Fairy tales and opera : the fate of the heroine in the work of Sandra Cisneros

Collected poems, 1928-1953

Poems. Selections

He will watch the hawk with an indifferent eye -- Rolled over on Europe: the sharp dew frozen to stars -- Marston, dropping it in the grate, broke his pipe -- Not to you I sighed. No not a word -- Acts passed beyond the boundary of mere wishing -- At the end of two months' holiday there came a night -- Different living is not living in different places -- An I can never be great man -- Beethoven's death mask -- Never being, but always at the edge of being -- My parents kept me from children who were rough -- What I expected, was -- In 1929 -- The port -- Moving through the silent crowd -- Who live under the shadow of a war -- Shapes of death haunt life -- How strangely this sun reminds me of my love -- To T.A.R.H. -- The prisoners -- Without that once clear aim, the path of flight -- Passing, men are sorry for the birds in cages -- Oh young men, oh young comrades -- I think continually of those who were truly great -- Your body is stars whose million glitter here -- After they have tired of the brilliance of cities -- Perhaps -- The funeral -- The express -- The landscape near an aerodrome -- The pylons -- In railway halls, on pavements near the traffic -- Abrupt and charming mover -- From all these events, from the slump, from the war, from the boom -- Not palaces, an era's crown -- Polar explorations -- The living values -- The uncreating chaos -- Exiles from their land, history their domicile -- An elemantary school classroom in a slum -- A footnote from Marx's Chapter, The working day -- Hoelderlin's old age -- Variations on my life -- Archaic head -- Dark and light -- The room above the square -- Thoughts during an air raid -- Two armies -- Ultima Ratio Regum -- A stopwatch and an ordnance map -- In no man's land -- The coward -- Fall of a city -- Port Bou -- To a Spanish poet -- Two kisses -- The little coat -- The vase of tears -- Stranger, you who hide my love -- No Orpheus No Eurydice -- The double shame -- Auf dem wasser zu singen -- A separation -- The war god -- Air raid across the bay at Plymouth -- June -- The drowned -- Rejoice in the abyss -- A man-made world -- Memento -- The fates -- Epilogue to a human drama -- We fly through a night of stars -- Within our nakedness, nakedness still -- Were born; must die; were loved; must love -- Since we are what we are, what shall we be -- Exiles from single being or belief -- The immortal spirit is that single ghost -- One is the witness through whom the whole -- Darling of our hearts, drowning -- From a tree choked by ivy, rotted -- Poor girl, inhabitant of a stark land -- Already you are beginning to become -- The final act of love -- Dearest and nearest brother -- The dream -- One -- Absence -- Daybreak -- Lost -- Seascape -- The barn -- Dusk -- Meeting -- Ice -- Word -- The trance -- O -- In Attica -- Messenger -- Empty house -- To my daughter -- Missing my daughter -- Nocturne -- Sirmione peninsula -- Dylan Thomas (November 1953) -- After Rilke: Orpheus Eurydice Hermes.

But do blondes prefer gentlemen? : homage to Qwert Yuiop, and other writings

Grunts from a sexist pig -- Evil eye -- Writer among professors -- Endtime -- Thoughts on the present discontents -- Greene Trilogy: Monsieur Greene of Antibes ; How to defect ; Hidalgo Ingenioso -- Christography -- Sang Réal -- Telejesus (or Mediachrist) -- Quiet waters -- Preparing for the Pope (1982) -- Jebbies -- Thoughts on travel -- Not so grand tour -- Hard way -- Call, call, Vienna mine (or yours) -- Malaya: Tanah Melayu ; White men swearing -- Homage to Barcelona -- That sweet enemy -- Yves and Eve -- Morbus Gallicus -- Unclean -- Deadly sin-creativity for all -- ON the cards -- But do blondes prefer gentlemen? -- Beneficent poppy -- Whip -- Futures: After Ford ; After Orwell -- British observed -- Kant and the cripple -- Grace -- Sophia -- OED man -- OED+ -- People as well as words -- Anglo-American -- English as a foreign language -- Partridge in a word tree -- Where they think they come from -- Wise brevities -- Now quotes -- Abiding mystery -- Big book -- Slang with tenure: Crimespeak ; Ecofreaks, etc. -- Homo Sibilans -- Teenspeech -- Yidglish -- Onomastic -- New light on language -- Babel and Bible -- Firetalk -- Signals -- Language of food -- Times as guardian -- Language man -- Ameringlish -- Fair speaking -- Who said it?: Oxquote ; On the road -- Large Italian job -- What to read -- Being witty and American -- Prolefeed -- Stars and us -- Thanatic -- Celebrations -- Baal on the coast -- Shmuck -- No visceral relish -- Dante as rhyme and rhythm -- Whan that, etc. -- Faith in the bottle -- Will in the women's room -- Mr W.H. -- What Shakespeare smelt -- Sleight-of-hand fiesta -- Picaresque justice -- Oddity -- Pi for pleasure -- Sade, our bedfellow -- Jeneite -- Victory for Hugo -- Praising Stendhal -- Inimitable -- Shocker -- Kingdom of Lear -- Clean and obscene -- Crossmess Parzle -- Celtic sacrifice -- Port after stormy sea -- Questioning Kipling -- Levity and gravity -- Ear and Beard's Point -- Perkinsian job -- Sleuth -- Hem not writing good -- Chip on shoulder -- Poor S.O.B. -- Scott as Hack -- Cole fire -- Thin man -- Thurbing -- Rusticant Wilson -- Mother of Nightwood -- Pen pals -- Loving the unlovable -- War and the weaker -- Magus of Mallorca -- Miss Shakespeare -- Living for writing -- Inexhaustible Wells -- H.D. and husband -- Pipesmoking monster -- Death in Utah -- Anal magic -- Lawrence elopes -- New from Scotland -- World of Universals -- Taking Canada seriously -- Last Capote -- Life after murder -- Wicked Mother Russia -- Red conversion -- Winds of Chelsea -- Irish hero -- All too Irish -- Murmurous mud -- Favourite novel -- Joyce as centenarian -- Joyce and Trieste -- Truer Joyce -- Muse and me -- Irish facts -- Gloopy Glupov -- Nevsky prospect -- Solzhenitsyn as war poet -- Dorogoi Bunny, dear Volodya... -- Poor Russian writers -- Cruel? Crude? -- Gigs and games -- Boredom of SF -- Laughs -- Smile, not the laugh -- Women have so much -- Pox on literature -- Sahibs -- Young man's anger -- Tripe? -- Lovers' contracts -- What makes the novel novel -- Believing in something -- States of grace -- Magic and elegance -- Garping -- Hitler lives -- Hitler's England -- Mystery of evil -- Fire and order -- Nobel humility -- Misoginy? -- God of Job -- Raw matter -- Patriotic gore -- Inky Islands -- Anglophilia -- Wandering through the grove -- Shaw's music -- Ludwig van -- Gap in our musical education -- Highly vocal -- Artist and beggar -- Poet at the opera -- Words without music -- Operatics -- Wagner in Brown -- All too English? -- S. without G. -- Short short while -- Hitter out -- Maestro heresy -- Anybody can conduct -- Witch in C Major.