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020 $a9781556594410 (pbk.)
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050 00 $aPS3563.I4116$bT48 2013
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100 1 $aMiller, Jane,$d1949-
245 10 $aThunderbird /$cJane Miller.
264 1 $aPort Townsend, Washington :$bCopper Canyon Press,$c[2013]
300 $axii, 65 pages ;$c23 cm
336 $atext$2rdacontent
337 $aunmediated$2rdamedia
338 $avolume$2rdacarrier
500 $aPoems.
505 00 $tEcstasy --$tThe Tree Entire --$tNature --$tWishing Well --$tAccident --$t& Darkness Moves In --$tStranger --$tEmpire --$tFeeling --$tLoaded for Bear --$tMy Sad Pony --$tWithout Thinking --$tAcquisition --$tLoyalty --$tDominion --$tCameo --$tLead us to Wonder --$tBloody Hounds --$tBelling the Leader of a Flock of Sheep --$tMetaphor --$tTogether --$tSo-And-So --$tStar --$tFreaks --$tResemblance --$tFuture --$tVerboten --$tFar Cities --$tForgiveness Granted --$tEvergreen --$tTime --$tSnow --$tNow --$tLeading Men --$tPhysicality --$tExquisite --$tDead --$tLights --$tAgain --$tOur Love --$tThe Invitation --$tMoonset --$tBegging --$tTomorrow --$tThat I --$tGone --$tCreation --$tBoundaries --$tSaving me the Trouble & the Time --$tMy Humanity --$tFrightening Moonlessness --$tAn Optimist & A Fantasist --$tMemory --$tReputation --$tWrought Iron --$tComes from the Server the Same Banished Wines --$tNo One Is Home Where I Once Lived --$tHappy Birthday --$tMy Severed Head --$tDeath's Yellow Hospital Drip --$tDemystifying Jane --$tFeeding the quivering nighthawk --$tSurrender --$tMarriage --$tLike A Locket --$tA Little Myth --$tMy Pastoral --$tBlue Field --$tYellow Field --$tPurple Field --$tConsciousness --$tStatues of Moss --$tSticks of Flesh in Transit --$tRain Lilies are Gypsies Too --$tPurple Thistle --$tWritten On Water --$tRomantic Figures --$tQuivering Glass --$tWild Figs --$tStreet of Dreams --$tLet's Take Home One Rock --$tKnowledge --$tLeafless --$tSheep --$tGranite --$tIn A Tree --$tThe Reader --$tThe Reincarnated --$tA Rose Petal --$tA Young Poet --$tAbout the Author.
520 $aWritten as an elegy for her parents, Jane Miller's Thunderbird investigates cultural memory while invoking ancient and the ultramodern. This book-length sequence of short poems scrolls without interruption, exposing death's facility in transforming family and home. On a larger scale, the poems explore how the body and mind can redeem loss, even when challenged by the terrors of the Holocaust and modern militarism. Moving variously through such places as an emergency room, and ancient olive grove, the streets of Berlin, a movie set, the "night-petaled black heaven," and thus ultimately the world of spirit, Miller plies the many incarnations of the thunderbird to examine mortality, madness, and love. As my patient's pupils whiten, they are like comets stopped by a severe stare, it is like feeling the jet to death the empty billeted corridor, it is like looking at a comet and seeing the moving stairs to it, as welcoming and bombed.
650 0 $aAmerican poetry$y21st century.
650 0 $aDeath$vPoetry.
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