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False horizon / Sue Standing.

LIBRA - Special PS3569.T33153 F35 2003
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Standing, Sue.
Contributor:
Gotham Book Mart Collection (University of Pennsylvania)
Language:
English
Penn Provenance:
Gotham Book Mart (former owner) (Gotham Book Mart Collection copy)
Physical Description:
70 pages ; 24 cm
Place of Publication:
New York : Four Way Books ; Hanover [N.H.] : Distributed by University Press of New England, [2003]
Summary:
The lyrics in Sue Standing's False Horizon quietly celebrate the lust that is living, the lust that is memory. These poems, some of which are set in the far reaches of Africa and India, argue for the primacy of the present tense, a present tense that shines erotically out from under the beautiful drapery of a manifold rich and cultural world history. Therefore, False Horizons is a book full of sensations. Standing writes a wonderfully understated poetry about the intimacies of experience. She says, "I need a life that won't diminish."
Contents:
I Palimpsest 5
Mouvance 7
Island Horizon 8
The Map 9
Artificial Horizon 10
Sexual Horizon 11
Accidental 12
The Aviary 13
Life List 14
Tour d'Horizon 15
Surburban Horizon 16
Untranslated 17
Amor Fati 18
In the Forum 19
Sicilian Vespers 20
II Event Horizon 23
The Art of Swimming 24
Solitaire 26
Five Riddles 28
Lapses 30
The Good Life 31
Shrine 32
Urban Horizon 33
Invisible Horizon 34
Urban Thrush 35
Hummingbird 36
View 37
Water Garden 38
Late Summer Elegy 39
Yashoda and Krishna 40
Solstice Blue Mountain Lake 41
Permissive Path 42
November Horizon 43
Flesh Dress 44
Water Level 45
Blazon 46
Flamboyan 47
III Carpe Diem 51
Alba 53
Montpeyroux 54
Above Taull 56
Our Lady of the Assumption 57
Cloister 58
Bounded 60
False Horizon 62
The Village 63
The Horizon of Inexhaustible Ideality 70.
Notes:
Poems.
Other Format:
Online version: Standing, Sue. False horizon.
ISBN:
1884800467
9781884800467
OCLC:
52282411

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