Sunken Garden Poetry

Brad Davis

Brad Davis
Sunken Garden Poetry [PDF ebook]
1992–2011

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Pokrywa Brad Davis: Sunken Garden Poetry (PDF)

Since 1992, the Sunken Garden Poetry Festival has welcomed nationally acclaimed poets to the picturesque landscape of Hill-Stead Museum, a National Historic Landmark in Farmington, Connecticut. Reflecting the festival that has attracted thousands to this rolling country estate, the poems in this collection have been selected with a broad audience in mind. In the spirit of the festival’s mission to nurture the art of poetry, the anthology features young and emerging poets alongside established poets, including Lucille Clifton, Billy Collins, Carolyn Forche, Yusef Komunyakaa, Maxine Kumin, James Merrill, Marilyn Nelson, Grace Paley, and Richard Wilbur. This new anthology captures the exciting and unique relationship between a distinctive American museum and poetic expression. In addition to a rich selection of poetry, the book includes both an illustrated introduction providing a history of the festival and an appendix listing all festival dates, poets, and musicians for each year.’The Sunken Garden Poetry Festival is a little paradise for poetry.’ – Galway Kinnell

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Foreword Editor’s Acknowledgments Introduction 1992 Fingers — Hugh Ogden Remembering My Parent’s Sex Life — Sue Ellen Thompson In Certain Lights — Charles Darling Star-Fix — Marilyn Nelson Shamaal — Pit Menousek Pinegar Pam Nomura Praying in Marquand Chapel After Cancer Surgery — Emily Holcombe Angel — Steve Foley My Mother’s Closet — Elizabeth Kincaid-Ehlers Deer Crossing — David Holdt Spring Cleaning at Night — Susan Gimignani Lukas Baptism — Rennie Mc Quilkin 1993 164 East 72nd Street — James Merrill On Rollerblades — Carole Stasiowski Kafka: Lilacs — Robert Cording Wild Thing — Norah Pollard Las Dos Camas/Two Beds — Bessy Reyna 1994 A Barred Owl — Richard Wilbur The Black Back-ups — Kate Rushin Shenandoah — Honor Moore The Other Alamo — Martín Espada The Book of God — Ted Deppe 1995 How Could She Not — Galway Kinnell First Grade—Standing in the Hall — Cheryl Savageau Totem — Jeffrey Harrison Terms of Endearment — Sue Ellen Thompson Undertaker — Patricia Smith Withouth — Donald Hall 1996 Touch Me — Stanley Kunitz Mrs. Krikorian — Sharon Olds For a Little Girl of Pompeii — Brendan Galvin The cat’s song — Marge Piercy Abba Jacob and — Marilyn Nelson 1997 Visitation — Mark Doty Sweet Daddy — Patricia Smith Backstroking at Thrushwood Lake — Dick Allen El Placer de la Palabra — Naomi Ayala Japan — Billy Collins 1998 Curvew — Carolyn Forché His Hands – Natasha Trethewey Prayer Ascending, Prayer Descending — Margaret Gibson •Shooter — Leo Connellan Scrambed Eggs and Whiskey — Hayden Carruth the thirty eighth year — Lucille Clifton 1999 Wing Road — Eamon Grennan ’Every man whose soul is not a cloud hath visions’ — Gray Jacobik Imagining Myself My Father — Stephen Dunn The Path to the Milky Way Leads Through Los Angeles — Joy Harjo The Death of the Hat — Billy Collins 2000 Among Children — Philip Levine What the Living Do — Marie Howe Refrigerator, 1957 — Thomas Lux My Late Father’s Junk Mail — Susan Kinsolving He Raises His Cup — Zach Sussman Preciosa Like a Last Cup of Coffee — Martín Espada 2001 Ballad — Sonia Sanchez We All Fall Down — Rennie Mc Quilkin Birthday Girl: 1950 — Linda Mc Carriston Distances — Edgar Gabriel Silex Listening to My Father Practice — Emily Madsen Packing Plant — Peter Schmitt Blues — Doug Anderson 2002 Facing It — Yusef Komunyakaa Martha Stewart’s Ten Commandments for Snow — Vivian Shipley The One I Think of Now — Wesley Mc Nair 25 Haiku — Marilyn Chin To Be the Lighter Shade of Black — Jennifer Steele At Spike’s Garage — Steve Straight 2003 Morning Swim — Maxine Kumin Psalm for Distribution — Jack Agueros Strange Altars — Margaret Gibson Natasha in a Mellow Mood — Tim Seibles Roots — Haily Gallant The Litany of Streets — Tony Fusco Guardian Angel — Wally Swist 2004 Here — Grace Paley Winner of the Volcanoes: Guatemala — Richard Blanco •Anyways — Suzanne Cleary Seed Sack — Joan Joffe Hall Field — Martha Collins Sacrilege — Emily Ayer Going to Canada — Kate Rushin 2005 The Skeptics — Gary Soto My Father’s Gift — Edwina Trentham Sofa-Bed — Douglas Goetsch Common as Air — Brad Davis from Urban Renewal — Major Jackson All Natural Drunkard — Lily Press Nunca tu Alma — Courtney Davis 2006 The Bell Zygmunt — Jane Hirshfield You bring out the boring white guy in me — Jim Daniels Bolivia Street — John Surowiecki What She Wanted — Reneé Ashley Immigrant Blues — Li-Young Lee As a Poet — Olivia Ho-Shing Last Light — Norah Pollard 2008 •Poem of Disconnected Parts — Robert Pinsky Night Drive — Theo Theofilos What Was Said to the Rose — Coleman Barks The Lanyard — Billy Collins Duties of the Spirit — Patricia Fargnoli Maestro — Ilya Kaminsky The Mountain Is Holding Out — Paul Muldoon what i left on capen street — Sasha Debevec-Mc Kenney 2009 from August Notebook: A Death — Robert Hass The Late Cold War — Brenda Hillman First Try — Susanna Myserth My Last Borders, or Poem Ending with a Homage to W. B. Yeats — Baron Wormser Summersick — Martha Crouch My Imaginary Husband — Kim Roberts Ellipse — Lita Hooper Aubade (Dawn Song) — Marilyn Nelson Where We Live — Don Thompson The Coffin Store — C. K. Williams 2010 It All Comes Back — Galway Kinnell The Ukiyo-e Lady in the Snow — Bessy Reyna Every Person in This Town Loves Football — Gabrielle Calvocoressi Happy Birthday — Kate Lebo Under the Porch — Ginny Connors Ghost Elephants — Jean Valentine Nationalism — Kristin Rocha Cocktails with Orpheus — Terrance Hayes Barbie Gone — Victoria Chen Undivided Attention — Taylor Mali 2011 The Facts — Pat Hale Romantic Moment — Tony Hoagland Cattleya Trianae in the Church of a Seventh Grade Garden — Luisa Caycedo-Kimura Love song to my motorized wheelchair — Ekiwah Adler-Belendez My Muse — Elizabeth Thomas This Far — Dick Allen Obituary (or the thing it should have said) — Carolyn Orosz Why A Colored Girl Will Slice You If You Talk Wrong About Motown — Patricia Smith winter — David Watts Pescadero — Mark Doty Chronology Contributors Acknowledgments Index of Poets

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BRAD DAVIS teaches creative writing at College of the Holy Cross, and edits Hill-Stead’s online poetry journal Theodate. Poet Rennie Mc Quilkin and former Northeast Magazine editor Lary Bloom were collaborators in the founding of the poetry festival, and Mc Quilkin directed the festival for many years.

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Język Angielski ● Format PDF ● Strony 296 ● ISBN 9780819572929 ● Rozmiar pliku 2.3 MB ● Redaktor Brad Davis ● Wydawca Wesleyan University Press ● Miasto CT. 06459 ● Kraj US ● Opublikowany 2012 ● Do pobrania 24 miesięcy ● Waluta EUR ● ID 5513232 ● Ochrona przed kopiowaniem Adobe DRM

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