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|a Rogers, Bobby C.
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|a Social History :
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|a Baton Rouge :
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|a Baltimore, Md. :
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|a 1 online resource (70 pages).
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|a Cover; Title Page; Copyright Page; Dedication; Contents; Lost Highway; Body Man; A Book by Its Cover; Abandoned Homesite in a Field; Smokers, Sunday Morning, 1975; Elizabeth Patton, Wife of Davy Crockett; The Principal's Son; Meditation on Door Slams; The Common Sense Book of Baby and Child Care; Junk; Purple Martin Village; Farm Portrait; Featured Twirler; Regarding Symbols; A Hundred and One Affordable House Plans; September; I Will Not Talk in Class; Primitive Baptist; Social History; Americana; Elegy for George Garrett.
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|a All-American Cheerleader Sandi Sentell Stands in Line outside Alumni Gym before a Lecture by Gloria SteinemTheology; Essay on Friendship; His Mark; Old Theater Ticket Found in the Pages of Rene Char's Selected Poems; Interesting Case; Spit and Polish; Spring Recital, Beethoven Club, Memphis, Tenn.; Rooms with Radiators; National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) Hall of Fame Coach Jack Russell Makes a Visit to the Mound; Last Words; Salvage Yard in Mississippi; Girl Flagman on Highway 45; Fourth Grade Field Trip, Elmwood Cemetery; Rain Crow; Second Row at the Ballet.
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|a Bobby C. Rogers's second collection, Social History, listens hard to the voices of American characters and celebrates the gestures of ordinary life. The long lines of his narrative poems trace the undulations of southern speech, and his careful eye for detail reflects the influence of generations of storytellers, from authors like Robert Penn Warren and Eudora Welty to Rogers's own distant family members, living in "decrepit houses where the floors sagged and the front rooms reeked/of snuff, bitter as the smell off a pile of clods beside an open grave, the scent of time that hadn't succeeded in passing." In his beguiling evocations of the past, Rogers looks back with affection to the rhythms and rituals of growing up in small-town Tennessee. While his poems speak of a living connection to community and to the earth, they also acknowledge the growing need to question what we have been taught and to break free and make our own way in this world. Graceful and plainspoken, the poems of Social History bear witness to ways of living that, though past, are never truly lost.
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|a Project MUSE - 2016 Poetry, Fiction and Creative Non-Fiction
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