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The animals all are gathering / Bradley Paul.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Paul, Bradley, author.
Series:
Pitt poetry series.
Pitt Poetry Series
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Poetry.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (94 p.)
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania : University of Pittsburgh Press, 2010.
Language Note:
English
Summary:
Winner of the 2009 Donald Hall Prize in Poetry These poems address issues of death and personal crisis by filtering them through an obsession with monsters and animals. After an initial loss, the speaker of these poems tries to utilize different personae-monsters, people stuck in horror movies-before turning his attention to the dreamlike animals that stalk him. Eventually, the speaker tries to resolve the conflicts among the figures by creating a cobbled-together garden in which they can coexist.
Contents:
Intro
Contents
Anybody Can Write a Poem
I ♥ Poetry
Panic: A Retrospective
Literalness
Comment on the Sale of My Grandmother's House
Trade
Comment on the Humidity of the Brain
Obvious one day that the beige carpet was a different beige
Choreography of Kaspar Meglinger
The Golem on His Way to Kill the King
Law, Order
How to Stop Your Doppelgänger from Plagiarizing You
How to Deal with the Most Persistent Zombie
Two Front Teeth
Comment on Source Material
Narcissus of the Damned
Instructions on Damaging the Monster's Cloak of Invisibility
How to Bathe
It's Weird that So Many Animals Including Us Have Lungs
El Siete Mares
The Animals All Are Gathering
You wouldn't like me when I'm angry.
Instructions on Administering Nitrous Oxide
Comment on the Coloration of the Floor
A Monkey Could Write this Poem
On the Sleeve
Count to Ten Before Killing My Lassitude
Sophistry for Chattel
"But Nature is so uncomfortable..."
Instructions on Dreaming of Walking
The Bible Is God's Personal Letter to You
In.Case.Of.Trapped.Animal.Call.Lucy.
Red Dwarves
My Quietness Has a Man in It
Instructions on Running Over a Cat
Cocky Poem
Healing Mass
Commentary on Parole
How to Approach the Girl with Candies on a Tray
Appreciation: A Lament
All Up in the Chicken Boxes
Comment on My Failed Graphic Novel
Immediately upon Pruning a Favorite Tree
Non-Parable of the Boulder
Death Threat
Commentary on Visiting Your Grandfather's Grave
Come on-roses?
Short Ends
Acknowledgments.
Notes:
Poems.
Description based on print version record.
ISBN:
9780822991205
0822991209
OCLC:
835768690

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