Toward the wild abundance : poems /
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| Language: | English |
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East Lansing, Michigan :
Michigan State University Press,
[2019]
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| Series: | Wheelbarrow Books poetry series ;
4th. |
| Online Access: | Connect to this title online (unlimited simultaneous users allowed; 325 uses per year) |
Table of Contents:
- Machine generated contents note: 1. SOMEONE, SOME AFTERNOON
- Looking at Rooms Upside Down
- Dream to Start the New Administration
- Just Visiting
- Year of the Cicada
- Requiem
- Empty Boats
- If You Love It Enough
- Bonnard
- Pomegranate, or a Rhyming Couplet
- 2. THAT PALE BLUE SPACE
- Headache
- Monologue of an Unknown Model
- Re-creationism
- Names of Things
- Somewhere in Newfoundland
- It's happening again so I'm writing
- William Stafford and George Eliot: A Conversation
- Sunday in the New House
- When I Hear a Gentle Knocking
- Migraine Hates Turbulent Change
- Outside the Frame
- 3. EVERYTHING FAMILIAR AND STRANGE
- Intuitively Meaningful Units of Lost Days
- Bathmat
- Wide Awake Not-Nursery-Rhymes
- At the Cafe
- To Do
- Verb 333
- Body of Work
- Sometimes, pink clematis climbing
- Portrait of Valentine Gode-Darel by Ferdinand Hodler (1914)
- Squander
- Lukewarm Coffee at a Blue Desk in Michigan
- Triptych of Saints and Mistakes
- Fragments
- 4. YOU MIGHT BE YOURSELF
- Origin
- My Life As an Impressionist Painting
- Lament
- Incomplete Interview with a Writer
- Sometimes a Sadness Comes
- And Then the Props Withdraw
- When the Tamarack's Needles Turn Golden
- Day Is a Too Big Jacket
- Another Morning
- Words Become Strange
- Murder in Winter
- Daily Reminders
- Before After
- To the Patron Saint of Ceiling Cracks
- 5. EVEN THE PURPLE SHADOWS
- In sleep, his hand
- Communion
- No Address Needed
- Donuts Among the Dead
- Ask Me How I Know This
- You + You
- Meeting Place
- Frida and Joan
- Good morning, my love---
- Any number of reasons
- Remnant
- Composition
- 6. WHERE THE GRASS STILL GREENS
- Day before Solstice, Week after Rain
- Poor Oatmeal
- Girls at Window by Berthe Morisot (1892)
- After, we'll put on our dancing shoes
- Ancestor Vision
- Hand-Me-Down
- After Reading A Simple Heart
- Words Like Luminous and Lover
- Someone else's house.