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House built of rain / by Russell Thornton.

Van Pelt Library PR9199.3.T4788 H68 2003
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Thornton, Russell.
Language:
English
Physical Description:
85 pages, 2 unnumbered pages ; 22 cm
Place of Publication:
Madeira Park, B.C. : Harbour Pub., [2003]
Summary:
House Built of Rain is a dizzying journey of human experience. Oscillating from the moment of conception to the moment of death, tranquil forests to smoky urban bars, abuse to tenderness. Russell Thornton shows us beauty in a scream, ecstasy in violence and, in a dying breath, the universe.
Contents:
The Eyes of Travel 11
My Mother and the Rain 12
A Pause 14
Brothers 15
Running 16
In the Sonora Hills 17
The Thermos 18
Magdalena Dawn 20
The Holy Rose 21
The Day of My Beginning 22
The Encyclopedia 24
In the Same Blink of an Eye 29
Karaoke 30
The St. Alice 32
Harbour Seals 33
Sun Shower 34
The Beauty of the Word 35
Lonsdale Quay 36
Heron 38
In the Centre of the Day 40
The Boulders 42
Mountain Huckleberries 43
The Gesture in the Creek 44
Night Bus 47
The House in the Rain 48
A Visit to the Dairy Queen 49
The Little Piece of Song 52
The Prophetess 54
The Green-Eyed Woman 56
Dream Catcher 58
Owl 60
Your Keys 62
Psalm 64
Nogales Prostitutes 67
My Hands 68
The Shop 70
My Father's Shore 72
Your Last Breaths 73
The Man Who Was Never Cold 74
The Fall After Your Died 76
A Small Prayer 78
Mouth of the Capilano River 79
Circle of Leaves 80
Solstice Mist 82
Lanes 84.
Notes:
Poems.
Includes brief biographical information on p. [2] of second group.
ISBN:
1550172816
OCLC:
51840222

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