How to carry water: selected poems of Lucille Clifton
"A series of poems drawn from various collections published throughout the 40-year career of American poet Lucille Clifton"--
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2020
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| Ausgabe: | First edition |
| Schriftenreihe: | American poets continuum series
no. 180 |
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| Zusammenfassung: | "A series of poems drawn from various collections published throughout the 40-year career of American poet Lucille Clifton"-- "How to Carry Water: Selected Poems of Lucille Clifton celebrates both familiar and lesser-known works by one of America's most beloved poets, including 10 newly discovered poems that have never been collected. These poems celebrating black womanhood and resilience shimmer with intellect, insight, humor, and joy, all in Clifton's characteristic style -- a voice that the late Toni Morrison described as 'seductive with the simplicity of an atom, which is to say highly complex, explosive underneath an apparent quietude.' Selected and introduced by award-winning poet Aracelis Girmay, this volume of Clifton's poetry is simultaneously timeless and fitting for today's tumultuous moment."--Publisher's description |
| Beschreibung: | Includes index |
| Beschreibung: | xxii, 256 Seiten 24 cm |
| ISBN: | 9781950774142 |
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| contents | From Early Uncollected Poems (1965 -- 1969) -- 5/23/67 R.I.P. -- Spring Thought For Thelma -- Everytime I Talk About -- A Poem Written For Many Moynihans -- The Poet Is Thirty Two -- Take Somebody Like Me -- From Good Times (1969) -- My Mama Moved Among The Days -- Miss Rosie -- The 1St -- Running Across To The Lot -- If I Stand In My Window -- For Delawd -- Ca'Line's Prayer -- Generations -- Flowers -- From Good News About The Earth (1972) -- After Kent State -- Being Property Once Myself -- The Lost Baby Poem -- Apology -- Lately -- Listen Children -- The News -- The Bodies Broken On -- Song -- Africa -- Earth -- Cod Send Easter -- So Dose -- Poem For My Sisters -- From Uncollected Poems (1973 -- 1974) -- Phillis Wheatley Poetry Festival -- From An Ordinary Woman (1974) -- In Salem -- Salt -- New Bones -- Harriet -- Roots -- To Ms. Ann -- Last Note To My Girls -- A Visit To Gettysburg -- This Morning -- The Lesson Of The Falling Leaves -- I Am Running Into A New Year -- Turning -- My Poem -- Lucy One-Eye -- If Mama -- I Was Born In A Hotel -- Light -- Cutting Greens -- I Went To The Valley -- At Last We Killed The Roaches -- In The Evenings -- Breaklight -- Some Dreams Hang In The Air -- The Thirty Eighth Year -- From Uncollected Poems (Ca. 1975) -- Anniversary 5/10/74 -- November 1, 1975 -- "We Do Not Know Very Much About Lucille's Inner Life" -- From Two-Headed Woman (1980) -- Lucy And Her Girls -- I Was Born With Twelve Fingers -- What The Mirror Said -- There Is A Girl Inside -- To Merle -- August The 12Th -- Speaking Of Loss -- Februrary 13, 1980 -- New Year -- Sonora Desert Poem -- My Friends -- I Once Knew A Man -- The Mystery That Surely Is Present -- The Astrologer Predicts At Mary's Birth -- A Song Of Mary -- Island Mary -- Mary Mary Astonished By God -- The Light That Came To Lucille Clifton -- Testament -- Mother, I Am Mad -- To Joan -- In Populated Air -- From Next (1987) -- There -- This Belief -- Why Some People Be Mad At Me Sometimes -- Sorrow Song -- Atlantic Is A Sea Of Bones -- Cruelty, Don't Talk To Me About Cruelty -- The Lost Women -- My Dream About The Cows -- My Dream About The Second Coming -- The Death Of Thelma Sayles -- The Message Of Thelma Sayles -- The Death Of Joanne C. -- |
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| spelling | Clifton, Lucille 1936-2010 Verfasser (DE-588)129773638 aut Poems How to carry water selected poems of Lucille Clifton edited by Aracelis Girmay First edition Rochester, NY BOA Editions, Ltd. 2020 xxii, 256 Seiten 24 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier American poets continuum series no. 180 Includes index From Early Uncollected Poems (1965 -- 1969) -- 5/23/67 R.I.P. -- Spring Thought For Thelma -- Everytime I Talk About -- A Poem Written For Many Moynihans -- The Poet Is Thirty Two -- Take Somebody Like Me -- From Good Times (1969) -- My Mama Moved Among The Days -- Miss Rosie -- The 1St -- Running Across To The Lot -- If I Stand In My Window -- For Delawd -- Ca'Line's Prayer -- Generations -- Flowers -- From Good News About The Earth (1972) -- After Kent State -- Being Property Once Myself -- The Lost Baby Poem -- Apology -- Lately -- Listen Children -- The News -- The Bodies Broken On -- Song -- Africa -- Earth -- Cod Send Easter -- So Dose -- Poem For My Sisters -- From Uncollected Poems (1973 -- 1974) -- Phillis Wheatley Poetry Festival -- From An Ordinary Woman (1974) -- In Salem -- Salt -- New Bones -- Harriet -- Roots -- To Ms. Ann -- Last Note To My Girls -- A Visit To Gettysburg -- This Morning -- The Lesson Of The Falling Leaves -- I Am Running Into A New Year -- Turning -- My Poem -- Lucy One-Eye -- If Mama -- I Was Born In A Hotel -- Light -- Cutting Greens -- I Went To The Valley -- At Last We Killed The Roaches -- In The Evenings -- Breaklight -- Some Dreams Hang In The Air -- The Thirty Eighth Year -- From Uncollected Poems (Ca. 1975) -- Anniversary 5/10/74 -- November 1, 1975 -- "We Do Not Know Very Much About Lucille's Inner Life" -- From Two-Headed Woman (1980) -- Lucy And Her Girls -- I Was Born With Twelve Fingers -- What The Mirror Said -- There Is A Girl Inside -- To Merle -- August The 12Th -- Speaking Of Loss -- Februrary 13, 1980 -- New Year -- Sonora Desert Poem -- My Friends -- I Once Knew A Man -- The Mystery That Surely Is Present -- The Astrologer Predicts At Mary's Birth -- A Song Of Mary -- Island Mary -- Mary Mary Astonished By God -- The Light That Came To Lucille Clifton -- Testament -- Mother, I Am Mad -- To Joan -- In Populated Air -- From Next (1987) -- There -- This Belief -- Why Some People Be Mad At Me Sometimes -- Sorrow Song -- Atlantic Is A Sea Of Bones -- Cruelty, Don't Talk To Me About Cruelty -- The Lost Women -- My Dream About The Cows -- My Dream About The Second Coming -- The Death Of Thelma Sayles -- The Message Of Thelma Sayles -- The Death Of Joanne C. -- "A series of poems drawn from various collections published throughout the 40-year career of American poet Lucille Clifton"-- "How to Carry Water: Selected Poems of Lucille Clifton celebrates both familiar and lesser-known works by one of America's most beloved poets, including 10 newly discovered poems that have never been collected. These poems celebrating black womanhood and resilience shimmer with intellect, insight, humor, and joy, all in Clifton's characteristic style -- a voice that the late Toni Morrison described as 'seductive with the simplicity of an atom, which is to say highly complex, explosive underneath an apparent quietude.' Selected and introduced by award-winning poet Aracelis Girmay, this volume of Clifton's poetry is simultaneously timeless and fitting for today's tumultuous moment."--Publisher's description American poetry African Americans / Poetry African American women / Poetry African Americans African American women Poetry (DE-588)4002214-6 Anthologie gnd-content Girmay, Aracelis 1977- (DE-588)1238522297 edt Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe, ebook 9781950774166 American poets continuum series no. 180 (DE-604)BV001328078 180 |
| spellingShingle | Clifton, Lucille 1936-2010 How to carry water selected poems of Lucille Clifton American poets continuum series From Early Uncollected Poems (1965 -- 1969) -- 5/23/67 R.I.P. -- Spring Thought For Thelma -- Everytime I Talk About -- A Poem Written For Many Moynihans -- The Poet Is Thirty Two -- Take Somebody Like Me -- From Good Times (1969) -- My Mama Moved Among The Days -- Miss Rosie -- The 1St -- Running Across To The Lot -- If I Stand In My Window -- For Delawd -- Ca'Line's Prayer -- Generations -- Flowers -- From Good News About The Earth (1972) -- After Kent State -- Being Property Once Myself -- The Lost Baby Poem -- Apology -- Lately -- Listen Children -- The News -- The Bodies Broken On -- Song -- Africa -- Earth -- Cod Send Easter -- So Dose -- Poem For My Sisters -- From Uncollected Poems (1973 -- 1974) -- Phillis Wheatley Poetry Festival -- From An Ordinary Woman (1974) -- In Salem -- Salt -- New Bones -- Harriet -- Roots -- To Ms. Ann -- Last Note To My Girls -- A Visit To Gettysburg -- This Morning -- The Lesson Of The Falling Leaves -- I Am Running Into A New Year -- Turning -- My Poem -- Lucy One-Eye -- If Mama -- I Was Born In A Hotel -- Light -- Cutting Greens -- I Went To The Valley -- At Last We Killed The Roaches -- In The Evenings -- Breaklight -- Some Dreams Hang In The Air -- The Thirty Eighth Year -- From Uncollected Poems (Ca. 1975) -- Anniversary 5/10/74 -- November 1, 1975 -- "We Do Not Know Very Much About Lucille's Inner Life" -- From Two-Headed Woman (1980) -- Lucy And Her Girls -- I Was Born With Twelve Fingers -- What The Mirror Said -- There Is A Girl Inside -- To Merle -- August The 12Th -- Speaking Of Loss -- Februrary 13, 1980 -- New Year -- Sonora Desert Poem -- My Friends -- I Once Knew A Man -- The Mystery That Surely Is Present -- The Astrologer Predicts At Mary's Birth -- A Song Of Mary -- Island Mary -- Mary Mary Astonished By God -- The Light That Came To Lucille Clifton -- Testament -- Mother, I Am Mad -- To Joan -- In Populated Air -- From Next (1987) -- There -- This Belief -- Why Some People Be Mad At Me Sometimes -- Sorrow Song -- Atlantic Is A Sea Of Bones -- Cruelty, Don't Talk To Me About Cruelty -- The Lost Women -- My Dream About The Cows -- My Dream About The Second Coming -- The Death Of Thelma Sayles -- The Message Of Thelma Sayles -- The Death Of Joanne C. -- |
| subject_GND | (DE-588)4002214-6 |
| title | How to carry water selected poems of Lucille Clifton |
| title_alt | Poems From Early Uncollected Poems (1965 -- 1969) -- 5/23/67 R.I.P. -- Spring Thought For Thelma -- Everytime I Talk About -- A Poem Written For Many Moynihans -- The Poet Is Thirty Two -- Take Somebody Like Me -- From Good Times (1969) -- My Mama Moved Among The Days -- Miss Rosie -- The 1St -- Running Across To The Lot -- If I Stand In My Window -- For Delawd -- Ca'Line's Prayer -- Generations -- Flowers -- From Good News About The Earth (1972) -- After Kent State -- Being Property Once Myself -- The Lost Baby Poem -- Apology -- Lately -- Listen Children -- The News -- The Bodies Broken On -- Song -- Africa -- Earth -- Cod Send Easter -- So Dose -- Poem For My Sisters -- From Uncollected Poems (1973 -- 1974) -- Phillis Wheatley Poetry Festival -- From An Ordinary Woman (1974) -- In Salem -- Salt -- New Bones -- Harriet -- Roots -- To Ms. Ann -- Last Note To My Girls -- A Visit To Gettysburg -- This Morning -- The Lesson Of The Falling Leaves -- I Am Running Into A New Year -- Turning -- My Poem -- Lucy One-Eye -- If Mama -- I Was Born In A Hotel -- Light -- Cutting Greens -- I Went To The Valley -- At Last We Killed The Roaches -- In The Evenings -- Breaklight -- Some Dreams Hang In The Air -- The Thirty Eighth Year -- From Uncollected Poems (Ca. 1975) -- Anniversary 5/10/74 -- November 1, 1975 -- "We Do Not Know Very Much About Lucille's Inner Life" -- From Two-Headed Woman (1980) -- Lucy And Her Girls -- I Was Born With Twelve Fingers -- What The Mirror Said -- There Is A Girl Inside -- To Merle -- August The 12Th -- Speaking Of Loss -- Februrary 13, 1980 -- New Year -- Sonora Desert Poem -- My Friends -- I Once Knew A Man -- The Mystery That Surely Is Present -- The Astrologer Predicts At Mary's Birth -- A Song Of Mary -- Island Mary -- Mary Mary Astonished By God -- The Light That Came To Lucille Clifton -- Testament -- Mother, I Am Mad -- To Joan -- In Populated Air -- From Next (1987) -- There -- This Belief -- Why Some People Be Mad At Me Sometimes -- Sorrow Song -- Atlantic Is A Sea Of Bones -- Cruelty, Don't Talk To Me About Cruelty -- The Lost Women -- My Dream About The Cows -- My Dream About The Second Coming -- The Death Of Thelma Sayles -- The Message Of Thelma Sayles -- The Death Of Joanne C. -- |
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| title_full | How to carry water selected poems of Lucille Clifton edited by Aracelis Girmay |
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| title_full_unstemmed | How to carry water selected poems of Lucille Clifton edited by Aracelis Girmay |
| title_short | How to carry water |
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