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Spirit Boxing /

In Spirit Boxing, Weaver revisits his working class core. The veteran of fifteen years as a factory worker in his native Baltimore, he mines his own experience to build a wellspring of craft in poems that extend from his life to the lives that inhabit the whole landscape of the American working clas...

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Weaver, Afaa M. (Afaa Michael), 1951- (Autor)
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Baltimore, Maryland : Project Muse, 2019
Colección:Pitt poetry series.
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo
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  • Xu Bing's flying phoenixes
  • Workers and miracles. John Henry sleeping in high grass
  • Where the steel of ploughs
  • Preachers
  • Houses of ice, 1969
  • The lay of paradise, 1970
  • A baby in the crash of '29
  • Mass production
  • The wheel. Spirit boxing
  • Morning shift
  • The good traveler
  • The bluesman speaks on original man
  • Ivory soap, a whiteness
  • The worker we named Freight Train & his revelation of Ezekiel's vision
  • When they fired our magician
  • Knowledge of silk
  • Beatitudes, the merciful
  • Handling the heaviness
  • How to use a buck knife
  • Beatitudes, the peacemakers
  • When hard men love each other
  • Freight train returns from the hospital
  • Black scab
  • A truck drive from West Virginia
  • The good job
  • The winepress
  • Freight Train watches me do my taiji
  • In Mencken's neighborhood
  • Wheels inside wheels. When the farms give out
  • Walk on, walk away
  • A postscript to Giant
  • Interiors, a miner's home
  • Grabbing lunch in the morgue
  • A nation of hands
  • Ode to the wheelchair
  • Get on up, now
  • Whole cloth
  • A legacy, southern kin
  • The gray mare
  • Blood of union of states
  • Mr. Fugg's hardware store
  • Making soldiers
  • Ode ot the hard men
  • The hipness of hips
  • Coda. Repack room
  • Where no good can live
  • The architecture of factories, 1985
  • Ode to the righteous union
  • Dear mystical reader.