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Anybody : poems / Ari Banias.

Van Pelt Library PS3602.A6365 .A6 2016
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Banias, Ari, author.
Standardized Title:
Poems. Selections
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
American poetry--21st century.
American poetry.
Genre:
Poetry.
Physical Description:
ix, 95 pages ; 22 cm
Edition:
First edition.
Place of Publication:
New York : W.W. Norton & Company, [2016]
Summary:
"In Anybody, Ari Banias takes up questions of recognition and belonging: how boundaries are drawn and managed, the ways he and she, us and them, here and elsewhere are kept separate, and at what cost identities and selves are forged. Moving through iconic and imagined landscapes, Anybody confronts the strangeness of being alive and of being a restlessly gendered, queer, emotive body. Wherever the poet turns--the cruising spaces of Fire Island, a city lake, a Greek island, a bodega-turned-coffee-shop--he finds the charge of boundedness and signification, the implications of what it means to be a this instead of a that. Witty, tender, and original, these poems pierce the constructs that define our lives" -- Provided by publisher.
Contents:
Some kind of we
At any given moment
Narrative
Wilder,
On pockets
Giant snowballs
Who you're about to be
Grandchild
An arrow
Solve for x
Close
One possible reading among many
Villagers
Morphology
Double mastectomy
The flattened grass that holds your shape
The men
Being with you makes me think about
Exquisite corpse
The feeling
Prairie restoration project
To the god of sobriety
Handshake
A sunset
Your wild domesticated inner life
Where we sit watching
Wedding
Enough
Who is ghost
A version
Aren't we
Gay bars
Hog
Bouquet
Find love in Brooklyn now!
The hole
Still here
Authentic city
Volley
Horizontal
Recognition is the misrecognition you can bear
Various attentions all landing like birds into the same tree and thrilling there some minutes at dusk
Dot dot dot
No more birds.
ISBN:
9780393247794
0393247791
OCLC:
937452485

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