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Letter from a place I've never been : new and collected poems, 1986-2020 /
With empathy and compassion, Hilda Raz writes poems that span her private and public lives. Her poems explore the complexities that come with being alive in the world today.
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Lincoln :
University of Nebraska Press,
[2021]
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- Editor's Note
- Introduction
- What Is Good (1988)
- I
- She Speaks
- Yom Kippur
- Father
- Shabbos
- Dishes
- Accident
- Piecing
- Saying Goodbye to the Property
- What Is Good
- II
- Family
- Worry about Meaning
- Helios at Bread Loaf, the Album
- With Stanley Kunitz at the Car Wash
- The Man
- Women Raised in the Fifties
- Shame, or the Computer Uses of Natural Language
- Assignment
- Three Ways of Looking at It
- Trying to Buy off Death
- Lacunae
- III
- What Happened This Summer
- Divorce
- Detail
- 1 September, 100 Degrees
- Journal Entry: The Tropics
- A Meeting with My Ex-Husband
- Version
- Pain
- Small Shelter
- High Ground
- IV
- Some Other Women Now
- Plate xii
- Widow
- Lot's Wives
- Gossip
- She
- Oracle
- Pregnant Woman
- Visitant
- Cradle
- I Am Sick
- Visions
- V
- Jan's Orchard, Nebraska
- Locus
- Sex
- Alone
- Late March
- Look
- Piecing the Universe Together with Dresses
- Friend in a Distant City
- Advice
- I Can't. Yes, You Can.
- C3
- Prospectus
- Life Outside the Self: The Uncertainty Principle
- The Bone Dish (1989)
- That's Something
- Sarah's Wing
- April Teaching, Outstate Nebraska
- Diction
- Native
- Words
- Birthday
- November Night Driving
- Town/ County
- Bear
- The Sandhills, Early Winter
- Conversation
- Photograph of a Child Sleeping
- What Happens
- My Daughter Home from College Tells Me about the Gods
- Ambition
- September: Getting Married Again
- My Dream, Your Dream
- Inside the Geese
- Divine Honors (1997)
- Prologue
- Repair
- Narrative without People
- Let's consider the consequences
- Isaac Stern's Performance
- I
- I Hear the Name of the Moon and Am Afraid
- Weathering/ boundaries/ what is good
- To Explain
- Mu
- Coming Down with Something
- Fish-Belly-Mound
- "Two Are Better Than One"*
- Getting Well
- For Barbara, Who Brings a Green Stone in the Shape of a Triangle
- Day-Old Bargain
- Breast/ fever
- II
- Sarah's Response
- Sarah among Animals
- Sarah's Head/ 16 March, Four Months after Surgery
- Sarah Fledging
- Sarah's Waltz
- Balance
- Order
- Axe-earrings, abalone shell
- Birth
- III
- Opening/ Working/ Walking
- Hey You
- Grieving, she hits the red fox
- Mapping/ Bleating
- Trope
- Sow Sister
- Bernini's Ribbon
- Petting the Scar
- Teaching, Hurt
- Riddle
- IV
- Chigger Socks
- Daylight Savings: Sandy Creek, Nebraska
- Cobb's Hill Pond
- Fuss
- Zen: the one I love most holds my tongue
- Camarada
- From Your Mouth to God's Ear
- "We don't deserve what we get"
- G: But it's still not all right with you?
- Mutation Blues
- Insomnia Again
- Service
- V
- Hot
- Dying
- Terror: A Riddle
- Nuts
- Lincoln, Nebraska
- Letter of Transmittal
- Now
- Who Does She Think She Is
- Earlier
- Vowels
- Epilogue
- Gloxinia/ Flicker/ Oxalis
- Recovery
- My Award/ The Jews of Lukow
- Ecstasies