In this Book
- CHANGING THE SUBJECT
- Book
- 2004
- Published by: Red Hen Press
summary
"Changing the Subject might have started from the spontaneous combustion a listserve offers, but its poems quickly transcend the casual. The poets play jazz riffs, often responding to motifs in each other’s poems, but each poem also stands alone. Here is the best one can hope for in successful collaboration: excellent poems." — Rochelle Ratner
Table of Contents
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- Frontmatter
- pp. 3-6
- Introduction
- pp. 7-8
- Introduction
- pp. 9-10
- The Tiny Box
- p. 23
- The Table’s Spine
- p. 24
- First Amphibian
- p. 26
- A Cloud of Dust
- p. 27
- What Do You Do If
- p. 28
- False Horizon
- p. 30
- In the West
- p. 31
- Not a Bus Stop
- p. 33
- Two Oldies for the Fourth
- pp. 35-36
- Monsoon Morning
- p. 39
- Sabbath Breaker
- p. 40
- The Boys Next Door
- p. 41
- Mother Duck
- p. 43
- Duck, Mother
- p. 44
- The Simple Life
- p. 45
- Not a Bus Stop
- p. 46
- Last Stops
- p. 47
- Paradise Road
- p. 48
- Times When
- p. 49
- Big-Headed Laughter
- p. 51
- Sky of Vision
- p. 54
- Nary a Vision
- p. 55
- Take Me to the Water
- p. 56
- No Nonsense Here
- p. 57
- History’s Breakfast
- p. 60
- Memory for Hunger
- p. 67
- Autistic License
- p. 68
- Coming Unglued
- p. 70
- Father to the Child
- p. 71
- In the Details
- p. 72
- Thrice-Dreamt Dreams
- p. 74
- Time’s Abattoir
- p. 77
- Yellow Dog Blues
- pp. 78-79
- Thrown for a Loop
- p. 80
- Moving. The Air.
- p. 81
- Atrocity’s Garden
- pp. 83-84
- Run Gerbil, Run!
- p. 86
- In the Open Air
- p. 88
- An Imperfect Place
- p. 89
- Entering the House
- p. 90
- About the Authors
- p. 92
Additional Information
ISBN
9781597096645
Related ISBN(s)
9781597098977, 9781888996838
MARC Record
OCLC
868219267
Pages
92
Launched on MUSE
2014-01-01
Language
English
Open Access
No
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