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050  4 PS3568.A446W35 1999
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100 1  Ramke, Bin
245 10 Wake: Poems By Bin Ramke.
250    1st ed.
260    Iowa City : |bUniversity of Iowa Press, |c1999.
300    1 online resource
336    text |btxt |2rdacontent
337    computer |bc |2rdamedia
338    online resource |bcr |2rdacarrier
490 1  Iowa Poetry Prize
505 0  Contents; The Ruined World; Essay; A Theory of Fantasy; Chivalric; A Little Ovid Late in the Day; Livery of Seisin; Shostakovich and Kubatsky in Archangel; Mercy; Someone Whispers Below in the Garden; Sad Stories; Grass Fires; Small Noise the Weather Makes; Body Parts (1968); & the War in France; Another Lean, Unwashed Artificer; A History of His Heart; Pretty Words, Parabolas; Enter Celia, with a Writing; A Great Noise the World Makes; A History of Tenderness; For I Have Already Been Once . . .; And the Light Never Waned in the Same Way Twice; How Light Is Spent; Toying
505 8  Toy Houses in the LandscapeCrisis; Famous Poems of the Past Explained; Testimony; Notes
520    Throughout Bin Ramke's book of poems, certain elements recur insistently: birds and boyhood, betrayal and longings that careen between flesh and faith.Ramke refuses to distinguish between scientific and poetic approaches to knowing the world. In Wake, the poet does not pretend to offer wisdom but instead offers words, and the words are given as much freedom as possible. The title itself resonates with all its presumptive meanings: an alternative to dreaming, a ceremony binding the living to the dead, and the pattern left briefly in water by boats-handwriting as turb
546    English
500    Preliminaries omitted.
534     |pTranscribed from:Ramke, Bin |cIowa City, University of Iowa Press, 1999 |e114 p. |tWake: Poems By Bin Ramke.
650  0 American poetry |y20th century.
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752    United States of America |dIowa City.
830  0 Iowa Poetry Prize
906    BOOK