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My last door : poems / Wendy Bishop.
Author
Bishop, Wendy, 1953-2003
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Format
Book
Language
English
Published/​Created
Tallahassee, Fla. : Anhinga Press, 2007.
Description
xxi, 235 pages ; 23 cm
Details
Contents
I. The Poem You Asked For
Everything
The Poem You Asked For
Tradition and the Individual Talents
Ordinary Language Philosophy: A Sestina Plus One line
Pantoum on Lines by Wallace Stegner
A Man and a Woman Are Not an Island
Rainbow Bridge
Valentines: A Pantoum Using Lines from My Other poems
How Not to Write
Blue Lovers
The Words We've Worked with This Week
The Sculptor's House
How Does a Poem Start?
Roland Barthes on E-mail
A New Poem about Old Losses
A Short Course in the Sonnet
The Southwest: O'Keeffe and Steiglitz
Inside Out
Fool for Doubles
The Rocking Chair, Again
In Medias Res
II. The Light at the End of the Year
North Florida Nocturne
On Passions
Without Oceans
My Vision, One Saturday in March
Grayton Beach
Gardenia
Report
Prescription for Winter
How to Be a Shell
Terzanelle on Drought
If Over Your Shoulder the Hangnail Moon
To Get Rain
Another Celestial Circuit in North Florida
Back Corners
The Farm
To Seed
Thursday's Weather
Of Summer
Approaching Ennui
On Giving and Finding Gifts
Call Me Ishmael
From a Bottle
My Armadillo
Coastal
Wishing Spring: A Ghazal
The Summer Season
The Light at the End of the Year
Gulf Shells
Where the Hummingbird Sips, There Sip I: An Appreciation
Centers of Gravity
III. The New World
Journey
The New World
Hills
Dawn Song
The Ice Palace
Garden
The Brickmaker's Sinkhole at Goron Dutse, Nigeria
Blue Moon I: An Elegy
Lovers and Tribes
Diary, Photographer, 1850: The Yucatan
Lindberg Comes to Canyon de Chelly
Your Apple Tree
Return to Oaxaca
Gypsy Dance in Progress in a Sunlit Corner of a Courtyard of Southern Serbia
Grass: A Museum
1225 B.C.
Awake Early on Todos Santos
Angels on the Amazon
The Distance to Rhodes
Cache Creek
Chichicastenango
Findings on the Underground
On the Chihuahua-Pacifico Railway
Archeologist's Widow
IV. To Go Home
The Peace in Peace: An Epithalemion
In Summer
In Your Childhood Bedroom
The Way I Remember
Slight Archaic
How One May Morning Leads to Another
My Children Help Me Cut My Hair
First Marriage
When You Drive Away
Omnivores
The Divorce Quilt
Sestina: on What They Remember
Why Men Snore
Men Who Leave
Men Who Travel Toward Themselves
Later in Life
Black Sheep
Gillian Alone
Why Sing of a Father Unathletic
To Start My Father's Heart
House/Home
Fever Bouquet
For My Daughter on Her Glasses
The Density of White
In the Wedding Barn
At Eighteen
Storm
On Shelters
Moors and Christians - A Sestina
Here in the New World
IO and Age
A Teacher Myself, I Consider My Children's Schools
House Building
Early Morning Muse
Self-Portrait: Tait
Preteen
To Go Home
Relatives Relatives
Autobiography
V. Our Short Green Lives
The Cultivation of Mind
The Red Clearing
Mid-Passage
Brain Tectonics
Inland Seas
Rage and Gratitude Are Hunger's Angels
In My Cups
The Other One
Part of Things
A Heart with Eyes an Empty Dress, a Boat Made of Dirt
My Religious Development: A Paradelle for Jeremy
A short introduction to phobias
The Shamans
Glass Houses
Ghosts' Story
Three P.M.
Frankenstein
Fortune
Addressing the Body
After Epiphany
Teaching the Trick New Dogs: A Phrenologist Dreams
Death
Clothes Closet
The First Man
Water's Night
My Last Door
Coming Back
On Orange
Othering
The Cancer Patient Writes in the Dark
This Time
Skating and Sleighing to the Icy Vaults of Death
My Impatience
I Learn to Stand Up Straight
Dreams of Houses.
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ISBN
9780938078968
0938078968
OCLC
166372318
RCP
C - S
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