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Field recordings : poems / by Russell Brakefield.

Van Pelt Library PS3602.R34447 F54 2018
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Brakefield, Russell, author.
Series:
Made in Michigan writers series
Made in Michigan Writers Series
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
American poetry--21st century.
American poetry.
Genre:
Poetry.
Physical Description:
93 pages ; 21 cm.
Place of Publication:
Detroit, Michigan : Wayne State University Press, [2018]
Summary:
Firmly rooted in the dramatic landscapes and histories of Michigan, Field Recordings uses American folk music as a lens to investigate themes of personal origin, family, art, and masculinity. The speakers of these poems navigate Michigan's folklore and folkways while exploring more personal connections to those landscapes and examining the timeless questions that occupy those songs and stories. With rich musicality and lyric precision, the poems in Field Recordings look squarely at what it means to be a son, a brother, an artist, a person. --amazon.com
Contents:
The Way We Learned to Sing
This Is America and We Are Boys
The Butcher's Boy
Orchestra
The Boy Whose Every Word Was Song
Florist's Apprentice, Age 19
Northern Michigan After Bar
Rag
The Ballad Form
Pardon, Trout Farm
Gate Keeper
Calendar Customs
Myth
After the Labor Day Procession
Minstrel
Silent Movie with Playback Slowed Down
Barn Dance
Rules for Recording Traditional Music, An Erasure
River Song
Distances Between the Head and Chest
Effigy
Field Recordings
The Wraith in the Creek
Mackinaw Island
Nain Rouge, Red Gnome
The Dog-man from Luther
The Girl with Birds for Hands
Raccoon Sighting Before Intimacy
Habitat Diorama
Unreliable Auguries
Halcyon and Her Mortal Lover
Carnival Song
The High and Lonesome Sound
Fermata
Ode to Joy
Shutter, Lag
Morning Song
Ruby Creek Road
Kalkaska County, Michigan
Wedding Song
The Perseids
Origins.
ISBN:
9780814344965
0814344968
OCLC:
1030582091

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