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That ship has sailed : poems / Terence Winch.

Van Pelt Library PS3573.I4789 S55 2023
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Winch, Terence, author.
Series:
Pitt poetry series
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
American poetry--21st century.
American poetry.
Genre:
Poetry.
Physical Description:
79 pages ; 23 cm.
Place of Publication:
Pittsburgh, Pa. : University of Pittsburgh Press, [2023]
Contents:
Machine generated contents note: pt. I OLD LIFE
That Ship Has Sailed
Preamble
A Woman Who Murdered Her Husband
Fallen World
Don't Ask, Don't Get
Election Day
Cancelled Flight
Submersion
A Visit from the Sisters of the Sick/Poor
Keeping Watch
Survivor
Father
My Father in the Afterlife
Work Around
Fishbowl
Microelectronic Sonnet
Me Too
Harbinger
Wavelength
The Custom
At the Museum
Displacement
Cake
Ceasefire
The Sweet Smell of Success
An Fear Gorta
pt. II YOU MAY TAKE ONE GIANT STEP
Great Sizzle
Return Engagement
Imposter
We Will Get Rich at the Funeral
Baby Shower
3 Acts
Watch Me Break Things
Discount Your Blessings
Reverse Osmosis
You May Take One Giant Step
Personal Inventory
Goodwill Pick-Up
Make Me
Flowering Cento
Wet Blanket
Test Results
The Crows
Dead Dog
pt. III NAME YOUR POISON
A Conversation with the Future
Contains Coarse Language, Some Sexuality, and Disturbing Behavior
After Season 8, Episode 3, Game of Thrones
Country Music
Poor Country
JFK, Assassinated
Aristotle, Aquinas, and Descartes
Oppositions
Thanksgiving
Helen Vendler Ode
It Was Raining in the Capital
The Open Door
Ghost Dance Sestina
Night Vision.
Notes:
Poems.
ISBN:
9780822967057
0822967057
OCLC:
1337855747

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