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- A Gathering of poets / by Anderson, Maggie.(CARDINAL)507485; Gildzen, Alex.(CARDINAL)712208; Craig, Raymond A.(CARDINAL)368437;
Arrows by Jeanne Bryner -- "Child with a toy hand grenade in Central Park, N.Y.C." by Jill Moses -- Dead baby by Patricia Goedicke -- Rising to meet it by Chana Bloch -- The olive wood fire by Galway Kinnell -- Heart fire by Maggie Anderson -- "Sometimes I see Angels" by Lori Jakiela -- Daddy, what color is thunder by Charles Rossiter -- from The Niobe poems: The little king, The Gods are optional, Afterwards Apollo, But Artemis, The death of the Niobids by Kate Daniels -- The children jump over the trenches by Maj Ragain -- "Teach us to number our days" by Rita Dove.Contents: Tomorrow by Donald Hall -- The war effort by Tom Crawford -- Soldier stories by Patricia Dobler -- The planet Krypton by Lynn Emanuel -- Saint cow by Karl Patten -- Learning to fish by Sandra Williams -- Blue is for fish by Deborah Pursifull -- The lilac age by Julie Fay -- Why we are truly a nation by William Matthews -- A reminder to the current President by Christopher Howell -- Brief Wyoming meditation by Diane di Prima -- Thunder after thunder, Returning like rhyme by Judith Roche -- An awful lot was happening by Lawrence Joseph -- Five views of the new history by James Bertolino.Inland sea by Sophie Crawford -- Birch trees by Robin Becker -- Listening and telling by Marc Harshman -- from Spuyten Duyvil: 9 by Honor Moore -- On living by Nazim Hikmet -- Be nobody's darling by Alice Walker -- Determination by Jeff Oaks -- The cell by Morton Marcus -- Cosmopolitan greetings by Allen Ginsberg -- Hold still by Judith Vollmer -- Changing places by Susan A. Carlsen -- Kumbha thoughts by Kathe Davis -- Every year by Marc Kaminsky -- While it has you by Rosaly DeMaios Roffman -- Isis again by Christina Pacosz -- Facing it by Yusef Komunyakaa -- Thanks.Prayer for the time of Advent by Ernest Bryll -- The language of the dead by Daniel Bourne -- Crossing into West Germany by Joseph Bruchac -- Kathe Kollwitz, after a visit to the New Russia, 1927 by Karen Kovacik -- 394 by Osip Mandelstam -- Red carnations by Angela Bilia -- The torches by Michael Waters -- Lombardo at Midnight, New Year's Eve, 1972 by James Ragan -- Liberty & ten years of return by Christopher Howell -- Portraits by Kevin Stein -- A real comedian: the true genius of Bob Hope by Jim Daniels -- Considering the source by Frank Polite -- The FBI files on by Jonathan Williams -- The scream by Edward Field -- Oh, by the way by Ed Ochester.The American -- Soldier by David Ignatow -- The silence by Vern Rutsala -- Burning oneself to death by Shinkichi Takahashi -- Reverend by Bill Tremblay -- "You and I are disappearing" by Yusef Komunyakaa -- from Hard Country: Sometimes I understand the hatred against women, Sleeping with the enemy, I don't want to talk about it by Sharon Doubiago -- The protestor by Sharon Olds -- Two poems written in April, 1970 by Jacob Leed -- Allison by Alex Gildzen -- To Jeffrey Miller by Joseph Hansen -- Enough by Mary M. Chadbourne -- May 4, 1970 by Donald Hassler -- Kent State by John Perreault.The Commons by Peter Makuck -- May '70 by Michael McCafferty -- The war at home by Lowell Jaeger -- History lesson by Yvonne Moore Hardenbrook -- May 4 by Daniel Thompson -- from Kent 25:Starting that rhythm again by Bill Arthrell -- The discovery of fire by David Shevin -- In the heart of the beast by C. K. Williams -- The Odessa steps by Amy Clampitt -- Cambodia by Alicia Ostriker -- The day the audience walked out on me, and why by Denise Levertov -- After Kent State by Lucille Clifton -- The teacher by Maxine Scates -- Our town by Ann Stanford -- The three suns by Louise McNeill.The Grave Creek inscribed stone by Louise McNeill -- Visiting my gravesite: Talbott Churchyard, West Virginia by Irene McKinney -- Asking the dead for help by Jan Beatty -- Hovering at a low altitude by Dahlia Ravikovitch -- Captivity: the minks by Toi Derricotte -- The legend of hell by C. D. Wright -- The reprieve by Edward Field -- Three Lakes, Wisconsin by Lynn Wikle -- Crossing by Judith Rachel Platz -- Three steel mill pins by Judy Lindberg -- I've never told by Todd Moore -- Specific nouns by Tom Beckett -- A matter of trees by Brooke Horvath -- The desert by Thomas Meyer.The heart by Tom Crawford -- Going into moonlight by Dick Bakken -- The poets' garden by Maxine Kumin -- As if he were free by Tess Gallagher -- Lucky life by Gerald Stern -- The flashboat by Jane Cooper -- Art in America by Maggie Anderson -- After Elegies by Jean Valentine -- How birds should die by Paul Zimmer -- Night sauna by Craig Paulenich -- Cedar waxwing on Scarlet Firethorn by Stanley Plumly -- Eagle poem by Joy Harjo -- If only by William Stafford.Trace elements around the Saylor Creek bombing range by William Studebaker -- For a gathering of poets by James Broughton -- From ancient to present: homage to Kent State by Lawson Fusao Inada -- May 1990 by David Hassler -- White deer by Brenda Hillman -- Spring:Kent by Mort Krahling -- Letter to a friend by Jean-Claude van Itallie -- The gathering approaches by Alex Gildzen -- May four by Michael Dennis Browne -- The surface of murder by M. L. Liebler -- Green by Marvin Bell -- In a recent letter... by Paul Metcalf -- May 4, 1990 by Tiff Holland -- May 4th by Elizabeth Mihaly.We myopic by Steve Posti -- Contemplation on Blanket Hill by Gary Scott -- The silence of one hand clapping by Tony Trigilio -- Instant recall by John Sollers -- Freeze-frame by Alan Williamson -- Going to bed whole: Kent State Prayer by Rosaly DeMaios Roffman -- Kent State by Connie Monson -- Encounter by Richard Shelton -- For the dead at Jackson State by Toi Derricotte -- The hardest thing by Kathe Davis -- Bedtime story by Lisel Mueller -- On the infanticide by Bertolt Brecht -- The fate of the children by Kelly Cherry -- The sky by Kevin Clark -- Maud Harris by Leasa Burton.- Subjects: Poetry.; Kent State University; American poetry; Protest poetry, American.;
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