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The outernationale / Peter Gizzi.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Gizzi, Peter.
Series:
Wesleyan poetry
Language:
English
Physical Description:
111 pages ; 23 cm.
Place of Publication:
Middletown, Conn. : Wesleyan University Press, [2007]
Summary:
Peter Gizzi's powerful new collection fuses documentary truth with imaginative force. The Outernationale locates us "just off the grid," in an emotional and spiritual frontier, where reverie, outrage, history, and vision merge. Thinking and feeling become one in the urgent music of Gizzi's poems. Saturated with luminous detail, these original poems possess, even in their sorrowing moments, a dizzying freedom. This is both a poetry of conscience and the embodiment of a genuinely poetic consciousness. Objects, images, and their histories are caught here in their half-life, their profoundly human after-life. Gizzi has written a brilliant follow-up to Some Values of Landscape and Weather, a book hailed by Robert Creeley as "a breakthrough book in every way: for reader, for writer, and for the art."
Contents:
The Quest
Stung
Scratch Ticket
I Wanted The Screen Door Of Summer
The Outernationale
Untitled Amherst Specter
A Telescope Protects Its View
Aubade And Beyond
Human Memory Is Organic
Beacon
From A Cinematographer's Letter
That's Life
Nocturne
Lines Depicting Simple Happiness
Phantascope (1895)
Vincent, Homesick For The Land Of Pictures
Bipolaroid
Last Century Thoughts In Snow Tonight
Wintry Mix
Cheap Imitation
Saturday And Its Festooned Potential
Homer's Anger
Lumiere
A Paper Wind
The Moonlight Defense
Bolshevescent
Dead Air
Fretless
On What Became Of Mathew Brady's Battle Photographs
Protest Song
A Western Garden
From Here Laughter Sounds Like Crying.
ISBN:
9780819567369
0819567361
OCLC:
74123845

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