Contemporary American poetry:
This highly respected anthology presents the work of 66 poets who have "shaped the contours and direction of the mainstream of American poetry" from 1955 to the present. The collection provides a generous sampling of each poet with a photo, biographical sketches, and bibliographies. A prol...
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| Summary: | This highly respected anthology presents the work of 66 poets who have "shaped the contours and direction of the mainstream of American poetry" from 1955 to the present. The collection provides a generous sampling of each poet with a photo, biographical sketches, and bibliographies. A prolific poet, editor Michael Waters continues the careful selection process as A. Poulin's literary executor. |
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Jahr: 2001
Contents Contemporary American Poetry: A Chronology xxv Preface xxvii AI The Mother’s Tale 3 The Mortician’s Twelve-Year-Old Son 4 Twenty-Year Marriage 4 Why Can’t I Leave You? 5 I Have Got to Stop Loving You So I Have Killed My Black Goat 5 Finished 6 Riot Act, April 29, 1992 8 A. R. AMMONS With Ropes of Hemp 11 Open 11 Catalyst 13 Grace Abounding 14 Triphammer Bridge 14 Epiphany 15 Marginals 16 The Only Way Around Is Through 16 The Clenched-Jaw School 17 JOHNASHBERY Self-Portrait in a Convex Mirror 19 MARVIN BELL The Self and the Mulberry 33 The Mystery of Emily Dickinson 33 Treetops 34 To an Adolescent Weeping Willow 35 White Clover 36 Drawn by Stones, by Earth, by Things That Have Been in the Fire 37 Sevens (Version 3): In the Closed Iris of Creation 38 JOHN BERRYMAN from The Dream Songs 4 [Filling her compact delicious body] 41 14 [Life, friends, is boring] 41 26 [The glories of the world] 42 29 [There sat down, once] 42 IX
X CONTENTS 47 April Fool’s Day, or, St Mary of Egypt 43 89 Op. posth. no. 12 44 91 Op. posth. no. 14 44 129 [Thin as a sheet] 45 172 [Your face broods] 45 366 [Chilled in this Irish pub] 46 382 [At Henry’s bier] 46 384 [The marker slants] 47 ELIZABETH BISHOP The Fish 49 At the Fishhouses 51 Cape Breton 53 In the Waiting Room 54 One Art 57 ROBERT BLY An Empty Place 59 Snowbanks North of the House 59 The Resemblance Between Your Life and a Dog 60 Warning to the Reader 60 Six Winter Privacy Poems 61 Driving to Town Late to Mail a Letter 62 On the Oregon Coast 62 The Dead Seal 63 Looking into a Tide Pool 64 The Yellow Dot 64 The Russian 65 GWENDOLYN BROOKS from A Street in Bronzeville the mother 67 a song in the front yard 68 The Lovers of the Poor 68 We Real Cool 71 An Aspect of Love, Alive in the Ice and Fire 71 The Bean Eaters 72 The Coora Flower 73 OLGA BROUMAS The Choir 75 Caritas 76 Perpetua 81
CONTENTS Soothsaying 81 Calypso 82 Mercy 83 LUCILLE CLIFTON [I was bom with twelve fingers] 85 at the cemetery, walnut grove plantation, south Carolina, 1989 85 the lost baby poem 86 [at last we killed the roaches] 87 homage to my hips 87 wishes for sons 88 poem to my uterus 88 lumpectomy eve 89 scar 89 lorena 90 moonchild 90 the birth of language 91 ROBERT CREELEY I Know a Man 93 After Lorca 93 The Figures 94 The Language 95 The Flower 96 Something 96 The Warning 97 The Act of Love 97 JAMES DICKEY The Heaven of Animals 101 The Sheep Child 102 The Poisoned Man 104 At Darien Bridge 105 Adultery 106 STEPHEN DOBYNS Bowlers Anonymous 109 How to Like It 110 How Could You Ever Be Fine 111 Fragments 113 Beauty 113 Tenderly 115 Cemetery Nights 116
_xii_ CONTENTS RITA DOVE Daystar 119 Crab-Boil 119 Wingfoot Lake 120 The Breathing, the Endless News 121 After Reading Mickey in the Night Kitchen for the Third Time Before Bed 122 Parsley 123 Testimonial 125 ALAN DUGAN Closing Time at the Second Avenue Deli 127 Elegy 128 Morning Song 128 Love Song: I and Thou 128 Untitled Poem 129 To an Ex-Student 130 Criticism of Bergson and Darwin 130 Surviving the Hurricane 131 Lament for Cellists and Jacqueline DuPre 131 Rising in Fall, 132 CAROL FROST Chimera 135 Homo Sapiens 135 Sexual Jealousy 136 Harm 136 Laws 137 Nothing 137 Fury 138 Scorn 138 To Kill a Deer 139 Papilio 139 Apple Rind 140 The St. Louis Zoo 141 Sin 142 The Undressing 143 ALLEN GINSBERG Howl 145 Ode to Failure 152 LOUISE GLUCK Nostos 155 The Mirror 155
_xiii_ CONTENTS Mock Orange 156 The White Rose 156 Midnight 157 Parable of Flight 158 Parable of the Gift 158 Matins 159 Vespers 160 Celestial Music 160 ALBERT GOLDBARTH The Talk Show 163 A ncestored-Back Is the Overpresiding Spirit of This Poem 164 Reality Organization 166 Arguing Bartusiak 168 The Whole Earth Catalogue 169 KIMIKO HAHN The Shower 173 When You Leave 174 The Izu Dancer 174 The Older Child 180 The Glass Bracelets 180 DONALD HALL Maple Syrup 183 In the Kitchen of the Old House 184 When the Young Husband 186 The Porcelain Couple 187 The Ship Pounding 188 Digging 189 MICHAEL S. HARPER We Assume: On the Death of Our Son, Reuben Masai Harper 191 Reuben, Reuben 192 Dear John, Dear Coltrane 192 Love Medley: Patrice Cuchulain 194 This Is My Son’s Song: “Ungie, Hi Ungie” 194 My Father at 75 195 Studs 197 Here Where Coltrane Is 198 ROBERT HASS The Image 201 Meditation at Lagunitas 201 Late Spring 202
_ xiv_ CONTENTS A Story About the Body 203 Privilege of Being 203 from Dragonflies Mating 6 [This morning in the early sun] 205 Happiness 205 Our Lady of the Snows 206 Spring Drawing 2 207 Faint Music 208 ROBERT HAYDEN Those Winter Sundays 211 Night, Death, Mississippi 211 Monet’s “Waterlilies” 213 Soledad 213 The Night-Blooming Cereus 214 A Plague of Starlings 216 Free Fantasia: Tiger Flowers 217 WILLIAM HEYEN The Return 219 The Pigeons 219 Witness 220 Simple Truths 222 Redwings 224 Yellowthroats 225 Blackbird Spring 226 Yellowjackets 227 ANDREW HUDGINS The Chinaberry 229 One Threw a Dirt Clod and It Ran 230 Heat Lightning in a Time of Drought 231 Mary Magdalene’s Left Foot 233 Grandmother’s Spit 233 Ashes 234 Supper 235 RICHARD HUGO Living Alone 237 Degrees of Gray in Philipsburg 237 A Map of Montana in Italy 239 The Lady in Kicking Horse Reservoir 240 Death in the Aquarium 241 Langaig 242
XV CONTENTS DAVID IGNATOW 1905 245 No Theory 245 Communion 246 The Dream 246 For One Moment 246 The Inheritance 247 Self-Employed 247 Moving Picture 248 Each Day 249 My Native Land 249 from Tread the Dark 88 [Hello, drug addict, can you become a poem] 250 Notes for a Lecture 251 DONALD JUSTICE Early Poems 253 First Death 253 Children Walking Home from School Through Good Neighborhood 255 Psalm and Lament 256 Absences 257 Men at Forty 257 Variations on a Text by Vallejo 258 In Memory of the Unknown Poet, Robert Boardman Vaughn 259 GALWAY KINNELL Blackberry Eating 261 Telephoning in Mexican Sunlight 261 The Bear 262 The Fundamental Project of Technology 265 Flower of Five Blossoms 267 CAROLYN KIZER Thrall 271 The Intruder 272 A Widow in Wintertime 273 from Pro Femina One [From Sappho to myself, consider the fate of women] 273 Semele Recycled 274 BILL KNOTT Poem to Poetry 279 Poem [I am the only one who can say] 279 Sleep 279 Poem [The wind blows a piece of paper to my feet] 279
_xvi_ CONTENTS Death [Going to sleep, I cross my hands on my chest] 280 Death [Perfume opens its eyes of you] 280 Goodbye 280 Hair Poem 280 The Closet 280 Poem [Night, in whose death did your ennui take refuge?] 282 Poem [I am one man, worshipping silk knees] 282 Poem (The Starfish One) 283 The Sculpture 283 Poem [Once I had to leave you so] 284 Rigor Vitus 284 Another First Kiss: To — 284 Poem [The way the world is not] 285 YUSEF KOMUNYAKAA Audacity of the Lower Gods 287 Blackberries 287 Work 288 In the Background of Silence 289 Tu Do Street 290 Thanks 291 Boys in Dresses 292 MAXINE KUMIN Morning Swim 295 To Swim, to Believe 296 Heaven as Anus 296 The Excrement Poem 297 The Grace of Geldings in Ripe Pastures 298 Woodchucks 299 In the Pea Patch 299 In the Park 300 Nurture 301 STANLEY KUNITZ The Layers 303 Robin Redbreast 304 The Wellfleet Whale 305 The Abduction 308 Touch Me 310 The Long Boat 310 LI-YOUNG LEE The Gift 313 Persimmons 314
_xvii_ CONTENTS Eating Alone 316 Eating Together 317 My Indigo 317 This Room and Everything in It 318 You Must Sing 319 DENISE LEVERTOV The Acolyte 321 The Poem Unwritten 322 Our Bodies 322 The Mutes 323 Wedding-Ring 325 Where Is the Angel? 325 Life at War 326 PHILIP LEVINE The Simple Truth 329 On the Birth of Good Evil During the Long Winter of ’28 330 Animals Are Passing from Our Lives 330 You Can Have It 331 What Work Is 333 I Was Born in Lucerne 334 They Feed They Lion 335 On My Own 336 JOHN LOGAN Three Moves 339 Spring of the Thief 340 Middle-Aged Midwesterner at Waikiki Again 343 Poem for My Brother 344 ROBERT LOWELL Memories of West Street and Lepke 347 “To Speak of Woe That Is in Marriage” 348 Skunk Hour 349 Eye and Tooth 350 For the Union Dead 351 WILLIAM MATTHEWS Men at My Father’s Funeral 355 Housework 355 In Memory of the Utah Stars 356 Pissing Off the Back of the Boat into the Nivernais Canal 357 Moving Again 358 Grief 359
XVIII CONTENTS The Cloister 360 Onions 360 JAMES MERRILL The Octopus 363 Laboratory Poem 363 Charles on Fire 364 The Mad Scene 365 The Kimono 365 My Father’s Irish Setters 366 A Downward Look 367 body 368 An Upward Look 368 W S. MERWIN The Poem 371 How We Are Spared 371 For the Anniversary of My Death 371 Dead Hand 372 The Chaff 372 Field Mushrooms 372 The Rose Beetle 373 Remembering a Boatman 374 Fog-Horn 374 St Vincent’s 375 When You Go Away 377 MARILYN NELSON I Decide Not to Have Children 379 Mama’s Murders 380 Women’s Locker Room 381 As Simple As That 382 Boys in the Park 383 Minor Miracle 384 NAOMI SHIHAB NYE Vocabulary of Dearness 387 Steps 387 Arabic 388 The Small Vases from Hebron 389 The Shapes of Mouths at Parties 390 Morning Paper, Society Page 390 What Brings Us Out 391
_xix_ CONTENTS The Last Day of August 392 The Traveling Onion 393 FRANK O’HARA Why I Am Not a Painter 395 Poem [I don’t know as I get what D. H. Lawrence is driving at] 396 Personal Poem 396 Steps 397 Poem [Lana Turner has collapsed!] 399 For Grace, After a Party 399 The Day Lady Died 400 Getting Up Ahead of Someone (Sun) 400 SHARON OLDS Monarchs 403 A Woman in Heat Wiping Herself 403 Early Images of Heaven 404 The Pope’s Penis 405 The Elder Sister 405 The Lifting 406 The Glass 407 May 1968 408 Good Will 409 CARL PHILLIPS Blue 411 Glads 412 Our Lady 413 As from a Quiver of Arrows 414 Luna Moth 415 Toys 416 Parable 417 Luck 419 SYLVIA PLATH Stillborn 421 Crossing the Water 421 Daddy 422 Cut 424 Lady Lazarus 425 ADRIENNE RICH Power 429 Planetarium 429
XX CONTENTS Diving into the Wreck Splittings from An Atlas of the Difficult World XIII (Dedications) The Novel One Life ANNE SEXTON Her Kind With Mercy for the Greedy To a Friend Whose Work Has Come to Triumph The Abortion Man and Wife In Celebration of My Uterus The Fury of Cocks CHARLES SIMIC Charles Simic Poem Without a Title February Poem Stone Fork Solitude Fear The Little Pins of Memory Classic Ballroom Dances The Old World Entertaining the Canary errata LOUIS SIMPSON Working Late Dinner at the Sea-View Inn Riverside Drive The Cabin Quiet Desperation In the Suburbs Physical Universe W. D. SNODGRASS Viewing the Body from Heart’s Needle 9 [I get numb and go in] 431 433 435 435 436 436 439 439 440 441 442 443 445 447 447 448 448 449 449 450 450 450 451 451 452 453 455 456 458 458 459 462 462 467 467
XXI CONTENTS ‘After Experience Taught Me ...” Old Apple Trees Love Lamp GARY SNYDER “One Should Not Talk to a Skilled Hunter About What Is Forbidden by the Buddha” Bubbs Creek Haircut Hay for the Horses The Bath Axe Handles GARY SOTO Black Hair Envying the Children of San Francisco Oranges Mexicans Begin Jogging The Tale of Sunlight Failing in the Presence of Ants ELIZABETH SPIRES The Beds Sunday Afternoon at Fulham Palace The First Day The Celestial Dogwood “In Heaven It Is Always Autumn” Cemetery Reef DAVID ST. JOHN Gin The Swan at Sheffield Park Lucifer in Starlight Last Night with Rafaella WILLIAM STAFFORD How the Real Bible Is Written At Fourth and Main in Liberal, Kansas, 1932 Growing Up Ask Me Ceremony Traveling Through the Dark Vocation Adults Only 470 471 473 475 475 479 480 483 485 486 487 488 489 491 493 494 496 497 498 499 500 503 504 508 509 513 513 514 514 514 515 515 516
CONTENTS Fifteen 516 Widow 517 The Light by the Barn 518 A Wind from a Wing 518 With Kit, Age 7, at the Beach 519 Near 519 GERALD STERN I Remember Galileo 521 The Dancing 521 Soap 522 The Bull-Roarer 524 Another Insane Devotion 527 The Sweetness of Life 528 Lilacs for Ginsberg 529 MARK STRAND Keeping Things Whole 531 The Dress 531 The Prediction 532 My Life by Somebody Else 532 A Morning 533 The Idea 533 A.M. 534 from Dark Harbor XXX [There is a road through the canyon] 534 XXXIX [When after a long silence one picks up the pen] 535 XLV [I am sure you would find it misty here] 535 The Night, The Porch 536 A Piece of the Storm 536 Leopardi 537 ELLEN BRYANT VOIGT January 539 The Hen 539 The Trust 540 Fairy Tale 541 Woman Who Weeps 542 The Lotus Flowers 543 The Cusp 544 Two Trees 545 RICHARD WILBUR The Ride 547 Love Calls Us to the Things of This World 548
XX111 CONTENTS Playboy 549 Cottage Street, 1953 550 The Writer 551 The Lilacs 552 Mayflies 553 C. K. WILLIAMS Blades 555 From My Window 556 The Gas Station 558 Normality 560 The Neighbor 560 Depths 562 CHARLES WRIGHT Reunion 565 Grace 565 Virgo Descending 565 Him 567 Snow 567 California Dreaming 567 Night Journal 570 Poem Half in the Manner of Li Ho 572 JAMES WRIGHT Autumn Begins in Martins Ferry, Ohio 575 Lying in a Hammoclc at William Duffy’s Farm in Pine Island, Minnesota 575 The Jewel 576 The Minneapolis Poem 576 In Response to a Rumor That the Oldest Whorehouse in Wheeling, West Virginia, Has Been Condemned 578 The Young Good Man 579 The Old WPA Swimming Pool in Martins Ferry, Ohio 581 Beautiful Ohio 582 The Journey 583 Notes on the Poets 585 Criticism: A Selected Bibliography 665 Notes on the Editors 669 Acknowledgments 671
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| title_full | Contemporary American poetry ed. by A. Poulin ... |
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| title_full_unstemmed | Contemporary American poetry ed. by A. Poulin ... |
| title_short | Contemporary American poetry |
| title_sort | contemporary american poetry |
| topic | American poetry 20th century Lyrik (DE-588)4036774-5 gnd |
| topic_facet | American poetry 20th century Lyrik USA Fiktionale Darstellung Anthologie |
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