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Love on the streets : selected and new poems / Sharon Doubiago.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Doubiago, Sharon, author.
Series:
Pitt poetry series.
Pitt Poetry Series
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
American poetry--Women authors--20th century.
American poetry.
American poetry--Women authors--21st century.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (180 p.)
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania : University of Pittsburgh Press, 2008.
Language Note:
English
Summary:
Love on the Streets is a selection from two of Doubiago's book-length poems, Hard Country and South America Mi Hija and from the collections Psyche Drives the Coast and Body and Soul, plus new poems. Hard Country takes place in 1976, on a journey across the U.S. with a lover, climaxing on the lake where his mother drowned herself when he was ten. South America Mi Hija is a journey the poet made with her 15 year-old daughter to Colombia, Ecuador and Peru. Psyche Drives the Coast are poems written while Doubiago lived mainly on the road, and in diverse, passionate communities of poets from Mendocino to the Canadian border. Body and Soul was written while she was a resident of Oregon, and the new poems are written from her present home in San Francisco.
Contents:
Intro
Contents
from Hard Country (1982)
Signal Hill
I Was Born Coming to the Sea
Father
L.A. Blonde
Love Song for a Man Whose Mother Killed Herself
from Visions of a Daughter of Albion
1. Land of Heart's Desire
My Mother Is a Poem I Will Never Write
Kerouac and Monroe on Kalaloch
Crazy Horse
Infant Found Alive at Wounded Knee
Appalachian Song
from Ramon: The Colorado
12. Mojave
from Psyche Drives the Coast (1990)
Outlaw
Concert
The Stations of the Cross
from The Orpheus Poems
Electric Violin
Eros
Beneath the World: Two Poems to the Child Never to be Born
from Self
from Part I. The Journal of Albion Moonlight
10. The Meaning of No Self
from Part II. Psyche Drives the Coast
2. "It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing
3. Sleep: The I in Language
5. The God Comes Out of Your Mouth, California
from Hunger
From Hunger II
The World and Francis Hughes
from Hunger III: The Days
Day Eleven: Hunger Songs
from Hunger IV
End Hunger
Ground Zero
from South America Mi Hija (1992)
from I. The Road to Quito
from 1. Descent: La Violencia
from III. The Road to Lima
1. Pan American
a. They Drive With Their Horns
from IV. Lima
from 2. Night: Buried America
c. Love Song to Strong Wind, Amerrique
from V. The Road to Cuzco
from 6: Nuestro Che: The Monroe Doctrine
from VII. The Heights of Macchu Picchu
2. Alturas de Macchu Picchu
c. I ask you...show me...allow me...to...touch el hombre
from Body and Soul (2000)
Santas
Marrying Ramon at Thirteen
Under the Steering Wheel
Bride
Son
Arrested Love
My Brother's Keeper
As We Make Love I See Her Nez Perce Face on Main Street Cursing Me
Answer
Eagle
Two Weeks
War: Old Best Friend
Twelve Weeks
The War.
The Poet Laureate of Vietnam
Keintpoos
The Border
Marriage
Face
Psyche between Two Palms in San Diego
The Geography of My Soul, 2
Deer
Whales
How to Make Love to a Man
Cojo at the Millennium
Color of Love
The Millennium: Free Him
New Poems (2000-2008)
Hip Hop Hopi Hope
Hitchhiking with Walt Whitman
Before the Fire
January 1, 2000, 3 a.m., the Caspar Headlands
Bombing Baghdad Again
Terror
Be Ahead of All Parting
Primitive
100 Memories I Don't Remember
Memory Is Pictures Inside You
Homeless on Good Friday
Love in the Ruins
Sally Hemings's Dress
Loving Che Again
Abu Ghraib. Guantanamo Bay
Prayer
Notes
Acknowledgments.
Notes:
Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph
Description based on print version record.
ISBN:
9780822978237
0822978237
OCLC:
867791001

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