<P><B>Winner of the Ohioana Book Award in Poetry (2014)</B></P><P>Drunk on the sun and the sea, Kazim Ali’s new poems swoop linguistically but ground themselves vividly in the daily and real. Both imprisoned by endlessness and dependent on it for nurturing and care, in Sky Ward Ali goes further than ever before in sounding out the spaces between music and silence, between sky and ocean, between human and eternal. ‘Daily I wish stitched here to live, ‘ moans his Prometheus, wondering what release from familiar bondage might actually portend. ‘So long liberation, ‘ his Icarus sings as he plummets from the sky with desperation and grace, ready to unfeather and plunge into the everything-new. Whether in the extended poem-prayer to Alice Coltrane or in the ‘deleted scenes’ and ‘alternate endings’ to his critically acclaimed volume Bright Felon, or in the spirit-infused and multi-faceted lyrics he has become known for, Ali once again reinvents possibilities for the personal lyric and narrative.</P>
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<P>Follower<BR>Journey to Providence<BR>Lake House<BR>Divination<BR>Fairy Tale<BR>High Stakes Game<BR>Freeze Tag<BR>Baptism<BR>Frozen<BR>The Nowhere House<BR>Prayer Request Cards<BR>The Good Brother<BR>Ticket<BR>Swoon<BR>Crib<BR>Bright Felon Deleted Scene 3<BR>Launch<BR>Twin<BR>Shrine<BR>Autobiography<BR>The Escape<BR>Sinking<BR>Ghost Anchor<BR>Prayer<BR>Rapture<BR>Epiphany<BR>Ocean Street<BR>Adrift<BR>The Fortieth Day<BR>The Plaint of Marah, Woman of Sodom<BR>Promisekeeper<BR>Handwritten Notes on the Screenplay for Bright Felon: The Movie<BR>Bright Felon Alternate Ending<BR>The Vineyard<BR>December<BR>Open House<BR>The Mountain Comes to Mohammad<BR>Morning News<BR>Fragment<BR>The Wrestler<BR>Dark Room<BR>Dugout<BR>Lake Animal You<BR>Daylight Savings<BR>Goya’s New York<BR>Hofmann’s New York<BR>Dry Dock<BR>Monochromatic<BR>Dear Shams<BR>The Argument<BR>Confession<BR>The Promise of Blue<BR>Hymn<BR>Acknowledgments<BR>Notes</P>
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<P>KAZIM ALI is a poet, essayist, fiction writer, and translator. His books of poetry include The Far Mosque, The Fortieth Day, and Bright Felon. Ali is an associate professor of creative writing and comparative literature at Oberlin College and teaches in the Stonecoast MFA program at the University of Southern Maine.</P>