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Constant State of Leaping.
This collection, Morton?s tenth, is a bold book of poetry delving into risks. It?s the moving forward; the constant discovery of new things. Using a combination of quotes, mythological images, and exquisite metaphors from nature, Morton delivers poems that describe the absolute urgency of giving one...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Huntsville, UNITED STATES :
Texas Review Press,
2014.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
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| 505 | 0 | |a Weeding -- Legends -- A perfect night at the observatory -- What real men do -- Landscape -- Tending fires -- Adytum -- Two stars over Taos -- Ode to an architect -- Cyparissus -- Teenage, burning -- Grey matter in bikinis -- Widowed -- Happy hunting grounds -- Charlie never let him go -- A strange peace -- Rebirth -- Eclipse -- You don't know hot -- Channeling Jeremiah Smooten -- Veronica -- Winter in Texas -- Your gasp -- Nothing but boots -- Letter to the grim reaper -- The making of a hero -- Passing the gauntlet -- Old bone dominoes -- Walking out -- The brown palace -- Midnight on the roof at Villa Velleron -- The patron -- Risk of solitude -- Salted waters -- Breathless -- Good Saturday -- Rainbow -- Snow day -- Dirty souls -- Contemplating the nut -- Whisper in the winter -- Letter to an old love -- Diana and Apollo -- White cherry moon -- The eternal life of poets -- Overnight, the child becomes the man -- For things that never lose their shine -- The art of the cigarette -- Find Aunt Fran's diamond earrings! -- Tiny courtships -- My mother, the seer -- Tequila poetry form -- Sin -- Scientific proof that love makes the world go round -- Seasons -- God bless America -- No give -- Dawn of a nation -- Ben Franklin -- Nicole -- God in the bathtub -- Twelve stitches -- Reference material -- Shameless love poem -- My moment of America -- Pangaea -- Paris as I see it -- Gift basket -- Call me baby -- Why I married my husband -- Anniversary at sea -- For all things, great and small -- Her night eyes -- Leap year -- Cattails -- Street corners -- Joy -- Legend of the aspen: the chrysopoeia -- A little flower. | |
| 520 | |a This collection, Morton?s tenth, is a bold book of poetry delving into risks. It?s the moving forward; the constant discovery of new things. Using a combination of quotes, mythological images, and exquisite metaphors from nature, Morton delivers poems that describe the absolute urgency of giving one?s heart over to life, the burning drive to have faith in the world, the insistence that everything, in its own way, is holy. This book is unfettered joy.Tending Fires I wanted to write a sonnet last night,because that?s what lovers do, but the fireneeded tending, and all I could think ofwere your shoulders, and that?s not romantic,so I put on another log, and thoughtabout that hot summer day underneaththat oak, when our shoulders brushed, and I blushedat the nearness of you, and how we madelove that night . . . still . . . that?s not what I wantedto write . . . But it?s you; you, my love. You aremy night and my morning, and the hot coalsbeneath these logs . . . hear them hiss and whisperlike cicadas?cicadas of the trees,and the summer, and of all things that burn. | ||
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