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Paperwork / David Citino.
Van Pelt Library PS3553.I86 P36 2003
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- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Citino, David, 1947-2005.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Cleveland (Ohio)--Poetry.
- Cleveland (Ohio).
- Children--Poetry.
- Children.
- American essays.
- Citino, David, 1947-2005.
- Citino, David.
- Genre:
- Poetry.
- Physical Description:
- viii, 176 pages ; 21 cm
- Place of Publication:
- Kent : Kent State University Press, [2003]
- Summary:
- A collection of previously published essays, pieces of memoir, and poetry set within the borders of Ohio.
- Contents:
- 1. The Many Houses of Memory
- The Poet in the Kitchen 3
- NATO Air Base Proposed for Southern Italy 8
- Writing to the Holy Child of Aracoeli, Miracle-Maker 19
- The Beatification of Padre Pio 20
- The Land of the Liars 21
- Where in the World Am I? 22
- Of Paperboys and Girls and Poetry 28
- The Many Houses of Memory 34
- "I Don't Care If I Never Get Back" 38
- Wedding Songs 43
- Orange Beetle 47
- Hound Dog 49
- 2. Homage to the Birds
- The Poet and the City 53
- My State of the State Address 58
- A Personal History of Rivers 65
- Trees 69
- The Birds! 73
- The Hawk and the Squirrel 77
- Homage to the Birds 82
- Two Lessons from the Sky 84
- 3. Poetry Smells
- The Way We Do the Things We Do 87
- Foreword to The Book of Appassionata 92
- The Au Pair Boy: In Praise of Apprentices 98
- Working for a Living 103
- Voice and Influence: Skip James, Larry, Curly, Moe, and T. S. Eliot 107
- Certain Notes of Instruction: From George Gascoigne to Wayne Gretsky 113
- 4. Paperwork
- The Importance of Poetry: The Invisible, Unacknowledged, Nothing at All 129
- The Market Value of Poetry 133
- National Poetry Month 138
- "This Is Not Landscape": Wallace Stevens, Having Removed His Chapeau and Saluted the Ocean, Steps off the Cliffs of Moher 141
- The New Dylan Thomas, and the Old 148
- "I Shall Not Want": The Twenty-third Psalm Comes to Cleveland, Ohio 154
- Paperwork 165.
- ISBN:
- 0873387848
- OCLC:
- 53140270
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