This powerful collection of poems by Bruce F. Kawin deals with the nature and demands of love, from the sexual and romantic to the metaphysical, in an engaging variety of forms and voices. The poems are clear, fresh and vivid, with good stories and...
mehr
This powerful collection of poems by Bruce F. Kawin deals with the nature and demands of love, from the sexual and romantic to the metaphysical, in an engaging variety of forms and voices. The poems are clear, fresh and vivid, with good stories and characters, and they relate plainly to real life. Cover -- Title Page -- Table of Contents -- Copyright -- A New Song -- Cardboard -- Menu -- Old Frankenstein -- One, or Words for Poetry -- One Two -- Slides -- Geometry of Dawn -- The Astonished Spoon -- A Wells Fargo in San Francisco -- Five Weeks -- The Constant Lover -- Star -- On the Way -- The First One is Paper -- Sestina: Lunch -- The Trees -- I Was Weeping for Beautiful Japan -- Two Greek Women.
