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Happy in an ordinary thing /
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Kirksville, MO :
Truman State University Press,
©2013.
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| Colección: | New odyssey series.
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| Temas: | |
| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Machine generated contents note: I. Looking Back
- Age Looking Back at Its Youth
- Moving In: Saturday Morning
- Drab Kitchen-Sink Drama
- Madrigals for Muriel
- Spring, 1940
- Night Song for My Wife to Sing at Dawn, with Ducks
- November, Late in the Day
- Our Grown-up Children's Grade-School Portraits
- After the Holidays
- Ballad of Civic Duty
- Ballad of IHC
- Passing through Baltimore on the Train
- Truman at Potsdam, 1945
- Hellos
- Naptime
- Goodbyes
- Legend for a Map of Urbino
- Sapphic Ode in Melbourne Food Court
- Dear Absolute
- Dead Friends Society
- Devoutly to Be Wished
- Night that He Is Five Tomorrow
- El Dia del Muerto
- Swimming for Jeni
- To Helen
- Elegy in a New Zealand Country Churchyard
- Wedding Moon
- What's Creusa to Us?
- Very Short History of a Very Short War
- Failing Reader
- Launching Louis
- Pantoum of the Boy Made Right
- Two Small Stones
- Suitable Moment to Leave
- II. Looking Around
- Turning Back to Standard Time
- Six Miniatures
- Two Epitaphs
- Under Orion
- After Hokusai's One Hundred Poets, One Poem Each
- Inventing Italics
- Woman Holding a Balance
- Commotion of Geese
- Dark, Perhaps, Forever, the Universe Unexplained
- Gensei at Last
- Reading of Gensei (1623-1668)
- Postwar Generations
- Tribute at a Shrine
- Of What Becomes a Buddhist Monk
- In Times of Peace and Sleep
- Acrostics for a Memorial Tablet
- Three Hundred Tang Poems
- Week in a National Forest
- Mountain Music: Suite
- To My Daughter Back East
- Bringing Back the Lake
- Lunch at Deer Creek
- Black Angel
- My London Muse
- Old Voice from Olympia
- Late Birthday in Brighton
- "Cool with Mustard"
- Where We May Seek Relief
- Fame
- Old Man Sees His Heart as a Dog
- Old Fool on an Early Walk.