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Wesleyan University Press published by University Press of New England, Hanover
A compilation of powerful and moving poems from early in the poet's career Blackwater MountainSky Valley Rider; Sex; Northhanger Ridge; Primogeniture; Nightdream; Congenital; Clinchfield Station; Bloodlines; Virgo Descending; Easter, 1974; Cancer...
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A compilation of powerful and moving poems from early in the poet's career Blackwater MountainSky Valley Rider; Sex; Northhanger Ridge; Primogeniture; Nightdream; Congenital; Clinchfield Station; Bloodlines; Virgo Descending; Easter, 1974; Cancer Rising; Tattoos; Notes to Tattoos; Hardin County; Delta Traveller; Skins; Notes to Skins; Link Chain; Bays Mountain Covenant; Rural Route; China Trace; Childhood; Snow; Self-Portrait in 2035; Morandi; Dog; Snapshot; Indian Summer; Wishes; Quotidiana; At Zero; Sentences; Death; Next; January; 1975; Nerval's Mirror; Edvard Munch; Bygones; Equation; California Twilight; Anniversary; 12 Lines at Midnight; Dino Campana. Cover; Half title; Title; Copyright; Dedication; Contents; Foreword: "Charles Wright's Country Music" by David St. John; Preface; The Grave of the Right Hand; Aubade; The Poet Grows Older; The Voyage; Nocturne; Storm; Hard Freight; Homage to Ezra Pound; Homage to Arthur Rimbaud; Homage to Baron Corvo; Homage to X; The New Poem; Portrait of the Poet in Abraham von Werdt's Dream; Chinoiserie; One Two Three; White; Firstborn; Slides of Verona; Grace; Negatives; The Fever Toy; Notes for Oscar Wilde at San Miniato; Oscar Wilde at San Miniato; Nocturne; Yellow; Dog Creek Mainline. Invisible LandscapeRemembering San Zeno; Born Again; Captain Dog; Depression Before the Solstice; Stone Canyon Nocturne; Reply to Chi K'ang; Reunion; "Where Moth and Rust Doth Corrupt"; April; Signature; Noon; Going Home; Cloud River; Reply to Lapo Gianni; Thinking of Georg Trakl; Spider Crystal Ascension; Moving On; Clear Night; Autumn; Sitting at Night on the Front Porch; Saturday 6 a.m.; Him; About the Author.
