An edition of Poetry in America
(2011)
Poetry in America
by Julia Kasdorf
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Table of Contents
Double the digits --
Landscape with desire --
Bat boy, break a leg --
Wild --
On an Oregon mountain I remember the Hebrew mystics --
Garlic --
English 213 :
introduction to poetry writing --
'78 Chevy --
Gravity hill --
Letter to dad from New Danville, PA --
Nights like this --
Gettysburg, 1996 --
Winter riff --
Sometimes it's easy to know what I want --
Poetry in America --
The baby screaming in the backseat --
After birth, a conversation with myself --
Mother with toddler in wartime --
The materiality of language at Lincoln --
This side of paradise --
Swallows over Bellefonte --
Veterans Day, Greene County, PA, 2004 --
The day --
Francis, the wolf, a war, and terror --
Cardio-kickboxing in a town of 6,000 --
Gerard Manley Hopkins on the 6 train --
September's end --
Years from now when you are weary --
Hen --
Westmoreland --
Tissue balloon --
Mrs. Bailey turns up for a poetry reading at Hemingway's Café in Pittsburgh --
Across from Jay's book stall in Pittsburgh --
Memorial Day, 1972 --
Feast of the epiphany --
Elegy against -----, ten years later --
The girl in the backseat returns to Pittsburgh --
The beauty line --
Return to Bern --
Oral tradition --
Rachel on the threshing floor. Photograph ;
Diary ;
All things work together for the good for them that love the Lord ;
Floating on the Lobsang --
Summer of the 17-year cicada --
Yehuda Amichai in late November --
Hens and chicks.
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Includes bibliographical references (page 77).
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