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9781556590481

Collected Shorter Poems, 1946-1991

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  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1992-09-01
  • Publisher: Copper Canyon Pr

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Summary

Poetry. COLLECTED SHORTER POEMS presents hundreds of lyric, short narrative, comic, meditative, nature, and erotic poems spanning nearly half a century. Hayden Carruth's engagement with political radicalism, rural poverty, and cultural responsibility in the life of poetry is unique in our time. Celebrated for the breadth of his linguistic and formal resources, and influenced by jazz and blues, he has been called by Adrienne Rich "one of our country's poetic treasures."

Author Biography

Hayden Carruth is the author of twenty-five books of poetry, a novel, four books of criticism, and two anthologies, and has held fellowships from the Bollingen, Guggenheim and Lannan foundations, as well as the NEA. His many awards include the National Book Award for Poetry, the National Book Critics Circle Award, and the Lenore Marshall/The Nation Award.

Table of Contents

From The Crow and the Heart (1959)
The Wreck of the Circus Train
3(1)
The Snow
3(2)
The Fact of the Matter
5(2)
Cappadocian Song
7(1)
On a Certain Engagement South of Seoul
7(2)
Sparrows
9(1)
Summer's Early End at Hudson's Bay
10(1)
The Buddhist Painter Prepares to Paint
10(2)
Lines Written in an Asylum
12(2)
Anxious View of a Tree
14(1)
Reflexive
14(1)
The Fat Lady
15(4)
Return to Love
19(1)
Incident of May
19(1)
November: Indian Summer
20(1)
The Sound of Snow
20(1)
An Apology for Using the Word ``Heart'' in Too Many Poems
21(1)
Museum Piece
22(1)
The Birth of Venus
23(4)
From The Norfolk Poems of Hayden Carruth (1962)
In Tobey Woods
27(1)
The Wild Swans at Norfolk
27(1)
Meadow House
28(2)
Ho-Hum Again
30(1)
Comparative Iconography
30(1)
Purana, Meaning Once Upon a Time
30(2)
On Canaan Mountain Meadow
32(1)
Naming for Love
32(2)
August 14, 1961
34(1)
Adolf Eichmann
34(1)
A Leaf from Mr. Dyer's Woods
35(1)
Notes from Robin Hill Cottage
36(2)
R. M. D.
38(3)
From Nothing for Tigers (1965)
The Event Itself
41(1)
The Master, Grieved with Age
41(1)
Horologikos
42(1)
The Saving Way
42(2)
Burning Dawn
44(1)
New Orleans
44(1)
Anent Socrates, or Somebody
45(1)
From Etudes De Plusieurs Paysages De L'ame
45(1)
Billie Holiday
46(1)
Algeria
46(2)
Ontological Episode of the Asylum
48(1)
Existence Before Essence
48(1)
Alive
49(1)
Essay on Marriage
49(2)
Godhulivela
51(1)
Light in the Locust Tree
52(1)
Ekstase, Alptraum, Schlaf in Einem Nest Von Flammen
53(1)
Spring Notes from Robin Hill
53(4)
The Smallish Son
57(2)
The President's Speech
59(1)
Freedom and Discipline
60(5)
From The Clay Hill Anthology (1970)
Selected Haiku
65(10)
From From Snow and Rock, from Chaos (1973)
Dedication in These Days
75(1)
I Could Take
75(1)
French Hill
76(2)
If it were not for you
78(1)
Speaking for them
79(1)
To Artemis
80(1)
Tabula Rasa
81(1)
Concerning Necessity
82(1)
The Ravine
83(1)
Homecoming
84(2)
Once More
86(1)
The Cows at Night
87(1)
Emergency Haying
88(3)
The Far-Removed Mountain Men
91(1)
The Insomniac Sleeps Well for Once and
92(1)
This Song
92(1)
The Birds of Vietnam
93(2)
The Baler
95(1)
I Know, I Remember, But How Can I Help You
95(1)
This Decoration
96(2)
Too Tenuous
98(1)
Rimrock, Where it is
99(1)
Song
100(1)
Twilight Comes
101(1)
Abandoned Ranch, Big Bend
102(3)
From Dark World (1974)
Eternal City
105(1)
The Chase in Spring
105(1)
In Russia
106(1)
The Existing Pool
107(2)
Spring 1967
109(1)
Coming Down to the Desert at Lordsburg, N. M.
110(1)
Thaw
111(1)
Re-Acquaintance
112(1)
Stepping Backward
113(1)
Green Mountain Idyl
114(1)
Poetical Abstracts
115(8)
From The Bloomingdale Papers (1975 [written 1953])
Excerpts
123(20)
From Brothers, I Loved you all (1978)
The Loon on Forrester's Pond
143(1)
When Howitzers Began
144(1)
August First
144(1)
That I Had Had Courage When Young
145(1)
Essay
146(1)
The Joy and Agony of Improvisation
147(1)
My Hut
148(1)
In Memoriam
148(1)
The Little Fire in the Woods
149(2)
The Mountain Cabin
151(1)
Family Reunion
152(1)
The Mountain
153(2)
Essay on Stone
155(2)
Valentine
157(2)
Once and Again
159(1)
November Jeans Song
159(1)
Simple
160(1)
John Dryden
161(4)
Johnny Spain's White Heifer
165(3)
Lady
168(2)
Marshall Washer
170(6)
Crow's Mark
176(2)
The Poet
178(1)
Essay on Love
178(3)
Missing the Bo in the Henhouse
181(1)
Paragraphs
182(19)
From If you Call This Cry a Song (1983)
Words in a Certain Appropriate Mode
201(1)
I Tell you for Several Years of my Madness I Heard the Voice of Lilith Singing in the Trees of Chicago
202(1)
On Being Asked to Write a Poem Against the War in Vietnam
203(1)
Anima
204(2)
The Point
206(1)
Two Romantic Pieces
207(1)
Bouquet in Dog Time
208(1)
My Meadow
209(2)
Regarding Chainsaws
211(2)
Marvin Mccabe
213(4)
Bears at Raspberry Time
217(2)
Song: So Often, So Long I Have Thought
219(1)
A Little Old Funky Homeric Blues for Herm
220(4)
The Mouse
224(1)
The Line
225(2)
Almanach Du Printemps Vivarois
227(3)
Song of the Two Crows
230(3)
Mild Winter
233(1)
Who Cares, Long as it's B-flat
234(1)
Rummage
235(1)
The Sorrow Song
235(3)
Loneliness: An Outburst of Hexasyllables
238(7)
Of Brook and Stone
245(1)
Moon-Set
245(1)
Afternoon of a Faun
246(4)
They Accuse me of not Talking
250(1)
The Cowshed Blues
250(7)
From Asphalt Georgics (1985)
Names
257(15)
How to
272(2)
Lost
274(1)
Lana
275(4)
Marge
279(11)
Cave Painting
290(2)
New Hartford
292(2)
Phone
294(2)
Septic Tanck
296(2)
Capper Kaplinski at the North Side Cue Club
298(1)
Sam and Poll Go Back to the City
299(4)
Shake, Well Before Using
303(6)
From The Oldest Killed Lake in North America (1985)
The Oldest Killed Lake in North America
309(1)
Unnatural Unselection
309(1)
Eternity Blues
309(2)
Fragment
311(1)
For Papa
311(1)
The Language of Flowers, Etc
312(1)
When I Wrote a Little
312(1)
All Things
313(1)
Chicory
314(1)
An Excursus of Reassurance in Begonia Time
314(2)
Carnations
316(1)
Song: The Old, Old Man
317(1)
Song: The Famous Vision of America
318(1)
Song: Luxury
318(1)
Song: The Young Man with the Guitar, Testing
319(1)
Song: So Why does this Dead Carnation
320(5)
From Sonnets (1989)
A Selection
325(24)
From Tell Me Again How the White Heron Rises and Flies Across the Nacreous River at Twilight Toward the Distant Islands (1989)
The Incorrigible Dirigible
349(1)
Not Transhistorical Death, or at Least Not Quite
349(2)
An Expatiation on the Combining of Weathers at Thirty-Seventh and Indiana Where the Southern More or Less Crosses the Dog
351(1)
Sometimes when Lovers Lie Quietly Together, Unexpectedly One of Them Will Feel the Other's Pulse
352(1)
The Impossible Indispensability of the Ars Poetica
352(1)
Of Distress Being Humiliated by the Classical Chinese Masters
353(1)
Survival as Tao, Beginning at 5:00 A. M.
354(1)
Ovid, Old Buddy, I Would Discourse with you a While
355(1)
The Sociology of Toyotas and Jade Chrysanthemums
356(1)
``The World as Will and Representation''
357(1)
To Know in Reverie the Only Phenomenology of the Absolute
358(1)
Meditation in the Presence of ``Ostrich Walk''
358(1)
No Supervening Thought of Grace
359(1)
No Matter What, After all, and that Beautiful Word So
359(2)
``Sure,'' Said Benny Goodman
361(1)
A Post-Impressionist Susurration for the First of November, 1983
361(2)
``I've Never Seen Such a Real Hard Time Before'': Three-Part Invention
363(1)
Letter To Maxine Sullivan
364(1)
Une Presence Absolue
365(1)
How Lewisburg, Pa., Escaped the Avenging Angel
365(1)
Underground the Darkness is the Light
366(1)
Cross My Heart and Hope to Die, It was the Very Same Song Exactly
367(4)
New Poems (1986-1991)
Living Alone
371(5)
Pa Mccabe
376(2)
What a Wonder Among the Instruments is the Walloping Tramboone
378(2)
Continuo
380(1)
A Backyard in California
380(1)
Sonnet
381(1)
Sonnet
381(1)
Homage to John Lyly and Frankie Newton
382(1)
Mix the Ingredients
382(1)
The Bearer
383(1)
Essay on Death
384(8)
Songs About what Comes Down: The Complete Works of Mr. Septic Tanck
392(8)
Silence
400(1)
Sex
400(2)
Pray You Young Woman
402(1)
Assignment
402(1)
Renaissance
403(1)
August
404(2)
Fourth
406(1)
Listen
407(1)
Aeolian
407(2)
Gods
409(1)
Opusthirteen
409(1)
Block
410(2)
Crucifixion
412(1)
Three Songs
412(2)
The Way of the Conventicle of the Trees
414(1)
Questions
415(1)
Ray
415(1)
None
416(1)
Woodsmoke at 70
417

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