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April Galleons: Poems By John Ashbery.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Ashbery, John
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Poetry, Modern--20th century.
- Poetry, Modern.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource
- Place of Publication:
- New York : Penguin Books, 1988.
- Summary:
- In this collection, first published in 1987, John Ashbery--"one of his generation's most gifted and eloquent poets" (Michuko Kakutani, "The New York Times")--offers some of his most intimate and direct poems. With breathtaking freshness, he writes of mutability, of the passage of time, and of growth, decay, and death as they are reflected in both ourselves and the changing of the seasons. By turns playful, melancholy, and mysterious, the poems in "April Galleons" reaffirm the extraordinary powers that have made Ashbery such a significant figure in the American literary landscape.
- Contents:
- Vetiver
- Riddle Me
- Morning Jitters
- A Snowball in Hell
- Dreams of Adulthood
- A Mood of Quiet Beauty
- When half the time they don't know themselves ...
- Adam Snow
- Forgotten Song
- Finnish Rhapsody
- Forgotten Sex
- Insane Decisions
- No i Don't Posture of Unease
- Alone in the Lumber Business
- Vaucanson
- Unreleased Movie
- Desguised Zenith
- Railroad Bridge
- October at the WIndow
- No Two Alike
- Amid Mounting Evidence
- Letters I Did or Did Not Get
- Frost
- Life as a Book That Has Been Put Down
- Too Happy, Happy Tree
- Song of the Windshield Wipers
- The Mouse
- Song: "Mostly Places ..."
- Sighs and Inhibitions
- Someone You Have Seen Before
- Ostensibly
- Becalmed on Strange Waters
- The Big Cloud
- Not a First
- Polite Distortions
- Fourth Prize
- Some Money
- Winter Weather Advisory
- Never to Get It Really Right
- Gorboduc
- The Romantic Entanglement
- Wet Are the Boards
- And Some Were Playing Cards, and Some Were Playing Dice
- Fall Pageant
- One Coat of Paint
- Offshore Breeze
- Savage Menace
- The Leopard and the Lemur
- By the Flooded Canal
- Bilking the Statues
- The Ice Storm
- April Galleons.
- Notes:
- Preliminaries omitted.
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