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Disquiet

English · Hardback

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Informationen zum Autor Disquiet is John Witte 's fourth book of poetry and his second book in the Pacific Northwest Poetry Series. His poems have appeared in The New Yorker, Paris Review, American Poetry Review, and numerous anthologies. The recipient of two fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts, he lives in Eugene, where he teaches at the University of Oregon. Klappentext Disquiet is a collection of poems that utilizes natural phenomena-a bright beach, a fallen tree limb, the weight of gravity-to evoke and reflect upon memory and human experience. The poems are structurally innovative, each shaped around a central axis as they trace the speaker's growth from childhood to adulthood. Acute observations resonate throughout the book as its focus shifts from the natural world to the world of the made-the grocery cart or pie-case or microscope-to the world of visual art, and then back. The poems are subtly braided together in a way reminiscent of the invisible bonds that unite snowflakes or cells. Inhaltsverzeichnis I. ilk Kinglet Fledgling His Kite Paper Plane The Me Shiba Onko Sarge Phantom Just This Train Saturn The Roach Ornithology Nest Touching the Animal Aubade The Bumblebee Mind Over Matter Snails Cicadas Heirloom Pie Case Microscope Wind II. clay Floaters Going the Distance It So Then One Morning Love and Life Grocery Cart Riddle Cesium-137 Frogman What Began Seizure Fireflies At the War Memorial Crossword Oxblood Gravity The Will Who Knew The Widower Grief Pumice Instead When You Come to Lethe III. kiln Sonata The Surgeon and the Poet Scabsong Apology to My Left Hand Jesus and the Splinter Lincoln Leaving the Museum After Yoshitoshi Napoleon's Bath Saint-Remy Asylum O Y Ask Burning the Book Ginkgo Vespers Wrestling the Angel The Spider Butterfly Acknowledgments About the Author ...

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