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Approximately paradise / Don Schofield.

Van Pelt Library PS3569.C52515 A87 2002
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Schofield, Don.
Series:
Contemporary poetry series (Orlando, Fla.)
University of Central Florida. Contemporary poetry series
Language:
English
Physical Description:
x, 95 pages ; 22 cm.
Place of Publication:
Gainesville : University Press of Florida, [2002]
Summary:
Written over a period of twenty years, the poems in this collection chart the experiences of an American living in Greece. Told in four parts, this odyssey of sorts traces a personal journey from naivete and alienation to identity and belonging.
Contents:
Islands
Teaching High School in Greece 5
I Don't Know the Local 7
Hitching 9
Island Dance 11
Bee Box 13
Sentimental 15
Volcano 16
The Physics of Parting 18
Archaeology 20
Dead Shepherd's Hut 22
Carbon 24
Cove 26
Swaying Doors 28
Spring Cleaning 30
Sarcophagi
4 A.M., Leaving Karpathos 33
Sarcophagi with Glyphs 34
Approximately Paradise 36
Hagar in the Wilderness 38
The Lights of Famagusta 39
Resident of the Old City 41
Lazarus in Love 43
Beirut Pastoral 44
Sacks of Flour 45
Drystone Wall 47
Eidothea Grieving 49
Polyphemos on His Veranda 51
Callicles Puts a Head on the Argument 53
Paradise (of Bronze Age Construction) 55
Signs and Arrows
Signs and Arrows 59
Hometown Junkyard 62
Angel 64
Mud and Marble 66
Cities 67
Each of Us a Broken Tally 68
Free 69
Blue Pears 71
Low Tide, Mount Shasta 73
Knots 75
Big Little 77
Gnat 82
Homage to the Wheels 84
My Neighbor's Brush.
ISBN:
0813024609
0813024617
OCLC:
48176932

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