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Teahouse of the almighty : poems / by Patricia Smith.

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Van Pelt Library PS3569.M537839 T43 2006
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Smith, Patricia, 1955-
Series:
National poetry series
The national poetry series
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
African Americans--Poetry.
African Americans.
American poetry.
Genre:
Poetry.
Physical Description:
91 pages ; 23 cm.
Edition:
First edition.
Place of Publication:
Minneapolis : Coffee House Press, [2006]
Summary:
A collection of poems by Patricia Smith that explore the emotions that shape human life.
Contents:
Building Nicole's mama
Giving birth to soldiers
It had the beat inevitable
Mississippi's legs
Walloping! : magnifying of a guy's anatomy easily
10 ways to get Ray Charles and Ronald Reagan into the same poem
The world won't wait
Listening at the door
The end of a marriage
Boy dies, girlfriend gets his heart
Dumpsters, wastebaskets, shallow graves
To 3, no one in the place
Sacrifice
My million fathers, still here past
How to be a lecherous little old black man and make lots of money
Hallelujah with your name
Little poetry
Can't hear nothing for that damned train
Drink, you motherfuckers
Deltateach
Creatively loved
Elegantly ending
Sex and music
Map rappin'
In the audience tonight
Weapon ultimate
Scribe
The circus is in town
Her other name
Forgotten in all this
Down 4 the up stroke
Women are taught
Look at 'em go
Stop the presses
What you pray toward
What men do with their mouths
Dream dead Daddy walking
Writing exercise breathing outside my binder
The thrill is on
Blues through 2 bone
Fireman
Psyche!
Related to the buttercup, blooms in spring
When Dexter King met James Earl Ray
All his distressing disguises
Teahouse of the almighty
Running for Aretha
When the burning begins.
Notes:
Hurston/Wright Legacy Award - Poetry, Winner, 2007
Other Format:
Online version: Smith, Patricia, 1955- Teahouse of the almighty.
ISBN:
1566891930
9781566891936
OCLC:
65978665
Publisher Number:
9781566891936

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