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Unsleeping : poems / Michael Burkard.
Van Pelt Library PS3552.U718 U57 2001
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- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Burkard, Michael, 1947-
- Language:
- English
- Physical Description:
- 95 pages ; 23 cm
- Edition:
- First edition.
- Place of Publication:
- Louisville, Ky. : Sarabande Books, [2001]
- Summary:
- Reading Michael Burkard's daring new poems is like using a highly sophisticated listening device to eavesdrop on the unconscious. The signal is clear, but what we are hearing is teasingly indeterminent. Burkard has done us the wild favor of removing the usual mediation between waking and dreaming. A melancholy and intensely lyrical voice leads us to the edge of what words can say, and we follow with curiosity and amazement. And then somehow, the voice goes beyond what can be said.
- Contents:
- Harlem 3
- Hat Angel 4
- Erotic Life-Thoughts 6
- Today's Crisis 7
- Unappreciated Spider 10
- The Thanker 11
- The Dandelions 13
- Radius of a Ghost 14
- "Foreign" Films 15
- Pictures of the Life 16
- 2 Bachelard 18
- The Hand 20
- Why Do You Think the Sea is So Central to Your Writing? 21
- Back to the Thief 23
- Train's Name 25
- Talking 26
- Unspeakable Roof 29
- Rain Trying 30
- Woodpile 31
- Talking to a star 32
- Kafka Tom 34
- Harlem (2) 45
- Tooth 46
- NO 48
- Help 50
- Unappreciated Butterfly 53
- You Were Locked in an Airplace 54
- We Have to Talk about Another Book 56
- If My Brother Had Been a Literal Spider 57
- Sweet Father, Sweet Moon 58
- A Small Window 60
- The Rearranger 66
- A Small Ring 67
- See Seascape (September) 68
- Moon Thief 70
- Face in a Train Window 73
- Weather 75
- Unsleeping 77
- Have this dream 81
- House 83
- Why Night 84
- Notes about My Face 85.
- ISBN:
- 1889330523
- 1889330531
- OCLC:
- 43894143
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