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In a prominent bar in Secaucus : new and selected poems, 1955-2007 /
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Baltimore, Md. :
Johns Hopkins University Press,
©2007.
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| Colección: | Johns Hopkins, poetry and fiction.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- First confession
- Solitary confinement
- On a child who lived one minute
- Faces from a bestiary
- Nude descending a staircase
- The autumn in Norfolk Shipyard
- Warning to sculptors
- Lewis Carroll
- In a prominent bar in Secaucus one day
- Barking dog blues
- Inscriptions after fact : Lilith ; The sirens ; Narcissus suitor ; Theater of Dionysus
- At the stoplight by the paupers' graves
- Little elegy
- Ladies looking for lice
- B negative
- At the ghostwriter's deathbed
- Rondel
- One A.M. with voices
- Cross ties
- Poets
- Nothing in heaven functions as it ought
- Creation morning
- Traveler's warnings : Main Road west ; Edgar's story ; National shrine ; Peace and plenty ; Driving cross-country
- Reading trip
- Requiem in Hoboken
- For a maiden lady
- Pottery class
- Absentminded bartender
- Loose woman
- Ant trap
- West Somerville, Mass. : Day seven ; The ascent ; Golgotha
- Ode
- Two apparitions
- Artificer
- Daughter in the house
- The shorter view
- Giving in to you
- Song: great chain of being
- Consumer's report
- The atheist's stigmata
- In a secret field
- Mining town
- Schizophrenic girl
- Evening tide
- A little night music
- Celebrations after the death of john Brennan
- Talking dust bowl blues
- Song to the tune of "Somebody stole my gal"
- In a dry season
- A footpath near Gethsemane
- Dirty English potatoes
- Goblet
- Aunt Rectita's Good Friday
- Hangover mass
- One-night homecoming
- October
- Joshua
- Old men pitching horseshoes
- To Dorothy on her exclusion from the Guinness book of world records
- At the last rites for two hotrodders
- Flitting flies
- The death of Professor Backwards
- At Brown Crane Pavilion
- On the proposed seizure of twelve graves in a colonial cemetery
- A Beardsley moment
- The arm
- Twelve dead, hundreds homeless
- The Waterbury cross
- Veterinarian
- The animals you eat
- Snug
- Overnight pass
- Two from Guillaume Apollinaire : Pont Mirabeau ; Churchbells
- To the writers forbidden to write
- Terse elegy for J.V. Cunningham
- On being accused of wit
- Emily Dickinson leaves a message to the world now that her homestead in Amherst has an answering machine
- The withdrawn gift
- On the square
- Dump
- Summer children
- Tableau intime
- Finis
- Black velvet art
- "The purpose of time is to prevent everything from happening at once"
- Jimmy Harlow
- Naomi Trimmer
- Five-and-dime, late thirties
- Sailors with the clap
- For Allen Ginsberg
- Thebes: in the robber village
- Close call
- Street moths
- Décor
- The ballad of Fenimore Woolson and Henry James
- A scandal in the suburbs
- To his lover, that she be not overdressed
- The blessing of the bikes
- Sharing the score
- A curse on a thief
- Pie
- Shriveled meditation
- Meditation in the bedroom of General Francisco Franco
- Maples in January
- September Twelfth, 2001
- Panic in the carwash
- At Paestum
- Rites
- Small house torn down to build a larger
- Uncertain burial
- Innocent times
- Epiphany
- Furnished rental
- Brotherhood
- Death of a window washer
- Pacifier
- Geometry
- Silent cell phones
- Fireflies
- Mrs. Filbert's golden quarters
- Jerry Christmas
- Poor people in church
- Sonnet beginning with a line and a half abandoned by Dante Gabriel Rossetti
- God's obsequies
- Storehouse
- At the antiques fair
- Secret river
- Command decision
- Bald eagle
- Meeting a friend again after thirty years
- Finding a tintype
- Out of tune with the stars
- Envoi.