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1 online resource |
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Illinois poetry series |
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Illinois poetry series.
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| Contents |
Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Homage To Nabokov -- Leaving Chillon -- L'Exposition -- Charlie and the Funicular -- Waiting for Recognition -- Remembering Cap Canaille -- Always Completely at Home -- In Cassis, Early March -- In Vauvenargues -- Gwawdodyns for the Fisher King -- Rue du Faubourg St.-Honore -- Ballade -- Weather -- The Poetry Reading near La Californie after a Day on Golfe Juan -- The Judgment of Paris (Whereabouts Unknown) -- Watching TV at Dooley's, the Early 1950s -- Zen -- Winter's End, 1970 |
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SibylFeria de Paques, Arles 1996 -- The American Heritage Potato -- Postcard to Andrew Grossbardt from the Confluence of the Fourche Maline and Holson Creek, Summerfield, Oklahoma, 1 Semptember 1975 -- By the Ruins -- Postcard to David Ray from Poteau Mountain, Runestone State Park -- Corniche de l'Esterel -- The Artist as Beachcomber -- Picture of Creeley, Rediscovered after Hearing Him Read in Munich, February 1995 -- A Book of the Dead -- Winter's End -- Fin de Siecle at Schloss Solitude -- Birkenkopf 1998 -- These Flat-Topped Pines Crouch |
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In St.-Maximin-Ste.-Baume with the Old Men at Boules, Looking for the MaestroDeputy Finds Dean's Tombstone on Highway -- Epitaph for J(ohn). B(erryman). -- Monsieur le Marquis de Vauvenargues -- The Marsh Bird -- The Cave on Cavanal Mountain -- Portrait in Seven Parts with Nightscape -- Heading East Out of Rock Springs -- Birkenkopf 2000 -- Giuseppe's Song for His Annelise -- The Fox at Agay -- Visiting Picasso -- La Vieille Madame a la Machine a Sous -- Rubaiyat for a Pair of Heroes -- On the Hill Back of La Ciotat -- Ithaka 2001 -- Lay |
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The First Feria of the Third Millennium, Arles Easter MondayIn Aix-en-Provence -- The Poet's Paradise -- Agamemnon -- The Snow Bird -- Twister -- Ikaros 1940 -- Owl -- Rondeau for a Shovelbill Catfish, at the Buffalo Hole, Fourche Maline River, a la Research du Temps Perdu, January 2003 -- Magpie -- West of Cassis -- Taos as Purgatory -- Epithalamion: Villanelle for September 7, 2002 -- In Memory of Dora Maar -- Elegy for the Old Man beside the Road to Nans les Pins -- Villa Serbelloni Revisited, February 2003 |
| Summary |
Annotation Jim Barnes's familiarity with the European poetic traditions has been deepened through long periods spent in France, Germany, and Italy, and through his translations of European poetry. In Visiting Picasso he repays Europe for its gifts to him in a series of poems that evoke the lush poetic history that ties European culture together, sometimes darkly. A heightened sense of place and purpose infuses the poems of Visiting Picasso with meaning drawn from actual landscapes, events, and observations |
| Notes |
Master and use copy. Digital master created according to Benchmark for Faithful Digital Reproductions of Monographs and Serials, Version 1. Digital Library Federation, December 2002. http://purl.oclc.org/DLF/benchrepro0212 MiAaHDL |
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English |
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Print version record |
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digitized 2010 HathiTrust Digital Library committed to preserve pda MiAaHDL |
| Subject |
American poetry -- 20th century.
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POETRY -- American -- General.
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FICTION -- General.
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American poetry
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| LC no. |
2019718359 |
| ISBN |
9780252090462 |
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0252090462 |
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1283097435 |
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9781283097437 |
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9786613097439 |
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6613097438 |
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