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020 $a9781892471628 (alk. paper)
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050 00 $aPS3568.E295$bR38 2010
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100 0 $aRed Hawk.$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n84008742
245 10 $aRaven's paradise :$ba poem /$cby Red Hawk.
260 $aTreadwell, NY :$bBright Hill Press,$c2010.
263 $a1004
300 $a112 pages ;$c22 cm.
336 $atext$btxt$2rdacontent
337 $aunmediated$bn$2rdamedia
490 1 $aBright Hill Press poetry award series ;$vno. 16
505 00 $tPrologue: Raven's Paradise /$rRavens Paradise -- $gi.$tRaven's Brother -- $gii.$tBad Raven -- $giii.$tRaven & Momma -- $giv.$tThe Star in Raven's Eye -- $gv.$tRaven's Eye-View of Chaco Canyon -- $gvi.$tRaven Gives Womb-Man a Soul -- $gvii.$tRaven Tricks Man, Makes Time -- $gviii.$tSnake in Chaco Canyon -- $tMotif: The Feminine /$rPenasco Blanco -- $gix.$tRaven Tests Man to Develop a Soul -- $gx.$tWar: A Cock & Balls Story -- $gxi.$tRaven Awaits His Instructions -- $gxii.$tWomb-Man's Enlightenment: Reflection in a Golden Eye -- $gxii.$tRaven Plays With Fire but Does not Stay to Dinner -- $gxiv.$tRaven & Maize -- $gxv.$tSoul Eater -- $gxvi.$tRaven's First Dream: Heaven & Hell -- $gxvii.$tRaven's Last Dream -- $tElaboration: Dreaming with the Stone Dreaming with the Stone -- $gxviii.$tThe Mind of Raven Leitmotif: The Mind of Raven -- $tModulation: The Physics of Volume Displacement The Physics of Volume Displacement -- $tDeviation: The Predator The Predator -- $gxix.$tPrisoner of Law -- $gxx.$tBound by Love -- $gxxi.$tRaven & God -- $gxxii.$tRaven's Rage -- $gxxiii.$tStark Raven -- $gxxiv.$tRaven in Ice Age -- $tDivertimento: Chaco in Winter Chaco Canyon in Winter -- $gxxv.$tRaven and Womb-Man -- $gxxvi.$tA Thing of Beauty Darkly Comes -- $gxxvii.$tRaven's 2 Daughters -- $gxxviii.$tThe Color of Raven is Black -- $gxxix.$tRaven's Blues -- $gxxx.$tRaven & Snake -- $gxxxi.$tA Slaughter of Ravens -- $gxxxii.$tGood Raven -- $gxxxiii.$tRaven the Father Almighty -- $tEpilogue: Raven Redux -- $tRaven Redux -- $tAfterword: Agitation & Repose -- $tAgitation, Repose -- $tLong, Long Afterwards: Black Hole -- $tBlack Hole.
520 1 $a""Raven's Paradise is so packed with pleasure that I was distressed when I reached the last page. disappointed that there was no more of it to read! There is pleasure, first, for the five senses---that essential sign of genuine poetry at work---and then pleasure for the imagination. in the bold details of the unfolding narrative and the way they draw the reader into the action from the poem's opening line until the very last. And finally, there is enduring pleasure for the intellect, in the way the poet summons up material we all know but places it in the challenging light of an entirely new sensibility. This delightful, outrageous, profound, wise and hilarious creation story takes on the mythology and the sacred writings of various cultures, delves into philosophy, sex, history, and human nature, and nods gracefully to shakespeare, Hopkins. Dickinson, Yeats, and Whitman, among others. I'm hopping---as a rader, for purely selfish reasons---to encounter much more in the future from this highly original American voice."---Rhina Espaillat Bright Hill Press Awards Judge" ""Red Hawk is Rabelais's lost nephew. He has been out in the wilderness, and come back with a brilliant new creation story. This is really tasty."---Coleman Barks Author, The Collected Poems of Coleman Barks" ""Stark and Raven-mad, Red Hawk's book bursts out of its bindings with the raw energy of creation....Quite an amazing and truly original work...."---Dan Veach Editor, Atlanta Review"--BOOK JACKET.
830 0 $aBright Hill Press poetry book award series ;$vno. 16.$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n00026102
852 00 $bglx$hPS3568.E295$iR38 2010