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Field of light and shadow : selected and new poems / David Young.

Van Pelt Library PS3575.O78 F54 2023
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Young, David, 1936- author.
Language:
English
Genre:
Poetry.
Physical Description:
xi, 309 pages ; 21 cm
Edition:
Expanded edition.
Place of Publication:
New York : Alfred A. Knopf, [2023]
Summary:
"A gorgeous selection of the humane and moving poetry of David Young, a celebrated poet of the Midwestern landscape and the people who live in it with an expanded section featuring sixteen new poems exclusive to the paperback edition. A newly expanded career-spanning volume from one of our most valuable living American poets, offering poems that display an exquisite ear tuned to the natural world, to love and friendship, and to the continually renewable possibilities of language and new poems that reflect a continued artistic interest in these subjects."-- Provided by publisher.
Contents:
Machine generated contents note: From Sweating Out the Winter
Late Summer: Lake Erie
The Man Who Swallowed a Bird
More About Skills
Segal
Poem About Hopping
Two Renewal Poems
Nineteen Sixty-Three
From Boxcars
The Boxcar Poem
Three for the Moon
Homing
In Heaven
Mandelstam
Thoughts of Chairman Mao
Ohio
Love Song
Chromos
A Calendar: The Beautiful Names of the Months
Teddy Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
From Water Diary
From Work Lights: Thirty-Two Prose Poems
The Poem Against the Horizon
Four About the Letter P
Four About Heavy Machinery
Four About Metaphysics
Four About Mummies
Kohoutek
From The Names of a Hare in English
Two Views of the Cathedral
Nineteen Forty-Four
"Other Forms Were Near": Five Words
How Music Began
Three Time-Trips
One Who Came Back
The Day Nabokov Died
Occupational Hazards
The Picture Says
Jaywalker
Tool Talk
After My Death
A Lowercase Alphabet
The Fool's Tale
From Foraging
In My Own Back Yard
A Ghost, to One Alive
Mesa Verde
October Couplets
Basho
Six Ghosts
The Self: A Sonnet Sequence
Hunting for Mushrooms in Orange County
Elegy in the Form of an Invitation
Vermont Summer: Three Snapshots, One Letter
Three Walks
From Earthshine
The Moon-Globe
Nine Deaths
From Poem in Three Parts
The Portable Earth-Lamp
From The Planet on the Desk
Visionary's Ghazal
Root Vegetable Ghazal
Easter Ghazal
Bird Ghazal
Hamlet Ghazal
Worship Ghazal
From Night Thoughts and Henry Vaughan
Henry Vaughan
From Night Thoughts
Midnight...
One a.m....
Two a.m....
Four a.m....
Five a.m....
From At the White Window
Poem for Adlai Stevenson and Yellow Jackets
Wind, Rain, Light
Lessons in Metaphysics
My Mother at Eighty-Eight
Landscape with Grief Train
My Father at Ninety-Four
Landscape with Wolves
Landscape with Bees
Chopping Garlic
Dinner Time
That Spring
At the White Window
The Snow Bird
Midwestern Families
Phenomenology for Dummies
Four Songs on a Bone Flute
Lullaby for the Elderly
The House Was Quiet on a Winter Afternoon
From Black Lab
Walking Around Retired in Ohio
Black Labrador
January 3, 2003
Putting My Father's Ashes in the Cemetery at Springville, Iowa
At the Little Bighorn
Christmas: Ohio and Capolungo
Eating a Red Haven Peach in the Middle of August in Ohio
Dawn on the Winter Solstice
Faux Pas
Sally and the Sun
Blake's "Dante and Virgil Penetrating the Forest" (1824)
Late Celan Variations
February 1, 2003
Walking Home on an Early Spring Evening
I Wear My Father
Chloe in Late January
The Secret Life of Light
The Dream of the Moving Statue
Yoshitoshi
March 10, 2001
Swithin
The Hour of Blue Snow
New Poems (2010)
Why I Translate
The Merry-Go-Round
Mother's Day
Quick Takes
One Hundred Billion Neurons in My Brain
Occasional Sonnets
Reasons for Living
Poem at Seventy
Graveyard
New Poems II (2022)
Quantum Haiku
Her Voice Has Vanished
Pacing Around in the Memory Palace
Reading Old Letters on a Rainy Morning
Watching My Grandson Play Mamillius in The Winter's Tale
Heidelberg Beach, October
Value and Reverie
August Notes
Herman Melville Feeding His Chickens
Paul Celan by Starlight
Baudelaire, The Cats
January 28
Since Galileo Started Something
"Edge, Rim, Frontier, Limit".
Other Format:
Online version: Young, David, 1936- Field of light and shadow
ISBN:
9781524712334
1524712337
OCLC:
1317750468

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