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Thirty-Seven Years From the Stone.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Cox, Mark
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- American poetry--20th century.
- American poetry.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource
- Place of Publication:
- Pittsburgh : University of Pittsburgh Press, 1998.
- Summary:
- Winner of the 1999 Oklahoma Book Award for poetry given by the Oklahoma Center for the Book. Winner of the Midland Society of Authors Award for Poetry 1999 In this latest, long-awaited collection, Mark Cox delivers a powerful exploration of the vagaries, ironies, and responsibilities of familial and romantic relationships.
- Contents:
- The Blindness Desired
- The River
- Get Me Again
- Make the Cobra Talk
- The Moths
- The Tunnel at the End of the Light
- The Moles
- Canning
- Pulsar
- Sun Tea
- Post-Colonial Colonial
- Flint Hills
- The Hand
- The Rest
- The Cord
- Party of One
- Sleep Apnea
- Like a Simile
- Style
- Talking Death to Death
- Inhospitable
- The Night Watchman's Son
- The Chair of Forgetfulness
- "Vase Depicting a Realistic Situation,"
- Little Heaven
- The Garglers
- Still Life with Motion
- The Knives
- Dishes
- The Wasps
- Levitation
- Even the Broken Bird Sings
- The Forest
- The Door
- Compass
- Sonata
- Farewell, Prodigal
- Black Olives
- A Stone
- Work Roses
- The Chain
- The Pier
- Nocturne
- Remarriage
- Brownstone
- Again
- Grain
- Poem at Forty.
- Notes:
- Preliminaries and editorial matter omitted.
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