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Lullabies: Volume 2

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Prelude to Bruise

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What Ridiculous Things We Co…

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Beautiful Wheel

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The Odyssey: (The Stephen Mi…

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If in Later Years

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Second Person Singular: Late…

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Aimless Love: New and Select…

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Jason and the Argonauts

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Ascending and Other Poems

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Cat Town

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Selected Poems 1988-2013

In a new century in which the values of the past are dissolving and those of the future are frightening, the poems of GLORY RIVER pit precise observation, extravagant language, and humor against despair in an attempt to find a way to live. Huddle opens with a sequence of exceptional tales about an imaginary hamlet in the mountains of Virginia. The residents of Glory River are rough, crude, and full of fight, but eager to tell their stories, "to explain how / in that place they had become the people / they were." Huddle also includes a series of poems exploring modern life, touching upon subjects as diverse as memory, family, art, politics, and pain. Accessible and often humorous, the poems in GLORY RIVER range from the strange and extraordinary happenings in the fantastical Virginia town to the painful, hopeful, and no less magical situations that can occur in real lives.

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Glory River: Poems

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The Blind Stitch: Poems

Poet Claudia Emerson begins Figure Studies with a twenty-five poem lyric sequence called "All Girls School," offering intricate views of a richly imagined boarding school for girls. Whether focused on a lesson, a teacher, or the girls themselves as they collectively "school"or refuse tothe poems explore ways girls are "trained" in the broadest sense of the word. "Gossips," the second section, is a shorter sequence narrated by women as they talk about other women in a variety of isolations. The follow-up to the Pulitzer Prize-winning collection Late Wife, Figure Studies upholds Emerson's place among contemporary poetry's elite.

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Figure Studies

In her debut collection, THE HOUSE OF MARRIAGE, Erin Hanusa searches ruthlessly and compassionately for deep and strange truth in a world we only believe we know. Whether set in a field in Tennessee, the lunar beauty of Egypt's White Desert or a rain-soaked Plymouth on a Midwestern highway, her passionate, candid verse reconciles longing with understanding. The opening poems deal with objects close and familiar: animals, landscapes, and the body. Later poems trace arcs of familial betrayal and forgiveness, or spiral through lyric, erotic mystery. Each of these transcendent poems is ultimately concerned with "knowing the finite ways we possess / to love, / in learning them all." This remarkable debut affirms Hanusas place among America's most promising young poets.

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The House of Marriage: Poems

This fourth collection of poems by Morgan deals with the illness and death of a beloved man, and the unanswered questions that are inevitably raised by the experience of grief. Still, there are affirmations of a life of the imagination and a life of love here as well. Morgan demands answers to our questions about mortality, all the while believing that there are none. This is a collection about both life's uncertainty and its promise.

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Without a Philosophy: Poems

He imagined a room in a spare hotel, with a balcony giving onto a street lined every day with flowers for Easter. The woman who kept them fresh arrived before dawn, her body an inference he drew from motion under the thick array of lilies, pentstemons, and bee-balm she carried.

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The Man Who Loves Cezanne

Wrested from the coppery, keen claws of existential extremity, Blessings and Inclemencies, Constance Merritt's second collection of poems, is conventional in its forms and radical in its reaching back to the ground of being and to the originality and immediacy of our first encounters with language. Forgoing the common hedge of irony, these poems, without apology, place their bets on elemental language, intentional grace, and tradition in all its fruitfulness and freight.

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Blessings and Inclemencies: …

Daniel Tobin's stunning new collection, Double Life, takes its name from a vision of humanity at once passionately earthbound and spurred by the metaphysical. These poems range from haunting meditations on the paintings of Hieronymous Bosch to an astonishing polyphonic sequence based on the life of Father Bartolomeo de Las Casas, who died in 1566 and wrote the first bill of rights in the New World. Between these two longer orchestrations appear works both musically diverse and startling in their formal virtuosity, as attuned to Plato, the Bible, Dante, Shakespeare, Keats, and the natural world as to TV talks shows, the news, physics, movies, and fast-food restaurants. From the persona of an Irish-Catholic Brooklyn youth on a school trip to Spain to that of a grown man of the suburbs "hollowed by doubt . . . / it's only the observance / of words I keep now to stay the soul," Tobin shows us the search for a way to encompass the world, turning Christian motifs toward new meanings.

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Double Life: Poems

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Fanatic Heart: Poems

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Afterimages: Poems

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Messenger: Poems

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Castle Tzingal a Poem

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Long Gone: Poems

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Epic and Epigram: Two Elizab…

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A Word in Your Ear: Poems

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Surface Impressions: A Poem

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Darkening Water: Poems

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Women Clothed with the Sun: …

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