Title: From a three-cornered world : new and selected poems /
Authors: Mitsui, James Masao, 1940-; Woodberry Poetry Room (Harvard College Library).
Publisher: University of Washington Press,
Year: 1997
Subjects: Japanese Americans Poetry.
Contents: Destination: Tule Lake Relocation Center -- Photograph of a Child -- Picture of a Japanese Farmer -- Section Hand, Great Northern Railway -- The Morning My Father Died -- Watching Bon Odori -- Because It Is Close and My Mother Is 72 -- Shrike on Dead Tree -- Ohashi in a Shower -- Painting of a Hermitage -- Nisei: Second-Generation Japanese American -- Allowance -- When Father Came Home for Lunch -- Katori Maru -- Holding Center, Tanforan Race Track -- Block 18, Tule Lake Relocation Camp -- The Table Lamp -- Samurai -- Surrounded by Autumn -- Waterfall at Dusk -- Exhibition -- Painting by a Mental Patient -- Cape Alava -- For a Chinese Pheasant -- New Lines for Fortune Cookies -- For the Ballerina in Death Valley Junction -- Shakuhachi -- The East Watch House -- Minoru Mitsui -- Because of My Father's Job -- Wooden Flower Vase -- Visiting My Mother at Kawabe House -- After a Stranger Calls -- Letter to Tina Koyama -- In Sight of Purple Crocus -- English Teachers -- What the Math Teacher Told Jim -- Isla Mujeres: My American Sonnet, 1986 -- Letter to Ransom from Green Lake -- The World of Becoming -- Closure -- In Front of the Geoduck Display -- Paris Windows: Some Linked Bantu -- Because You Left Three Rocks -- Graffiti in a University Restroom -- Rationale -- You are Beautiful -- Christmas Poem, 1987 -- Christmas Poem for Lilly -- Southwest of Stovepipe Wells -- Tohono O'Odham Indian Cemetery -- A Birthday Poem for Lilly -- Ode to My '94 Honda Passport.