An edition of Wherever you lay your head
(1999)
Wherever you lay your head
poems
by Jane Miller
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Jane Miller's seventh collection of poems is in part a literary homage to Hiroshige, Japan's master print artist who immortalized scenes along the Tokaido, the "Eastern Sea Road." Like Hiroshige's prints, Miller's poems are a window through which we view the joyous details of the difficult lives of innkeepers, cooks, porters, wrestlers, and men and women of the pleasure quarter. She freely draws from Hiroshige's world to illuminate the cultural and moral grounding of the nuclear age.
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The flying fish and Lily of May
Probability of an event
Background paper
New Year's stations
Firewatcher
Site Y
The grand waterfall plunges unbending into the pool below
Rising smoke
In such a way that nothing could go wrong
School
"Dave's dream" (B-29 bomber)
Fat Man and Little Boy
Blast site
Seed bed
Green valley
Views of Edo
Speed queens
Space trash
'Til the end of time
Gnome site
The sea is light in a passing shower
The voiceless beagles of Davis
The sushi eaters
Yellow cake
Summer solstice stations
From time to time and from place to place
Inspection of the waterways
Two shops dealing in tie-dyed fabrics.
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