Camp Notes and Other Writings
American SonAnother ModelA Bedtime StoryBlock 4 Barrack 4 'apt' CCactiCincinnatiThe ClubCurfewDesert MystiqueDesert RunDesert StormDesert Under GlassDialogueDrowning In My Own LanguageEnoughEnryoEscapeEvacuationFor Laura Who Still Hears The GeeseFor PriscillaThe FoundationFreedom In ManhattanGreat GrandmaGuilty On Both CountsHarmony At The Fair GroundsHarold And The Purple CrayonHereHole In The WallHomecomingI Learned To SewIn Santa CruzIn The OuthouseInside NewsJeni's ComplaintLetheLichensA Life StoryLifelineLooking OutMarriage Was A Foreign CountryMasks Of WomanMess Hall DisciplineMinidoka, IdahoMiror MirrorModelsA Mother's TouchMy CousinMy Home Town This EarthThe Night Before Good-byeObon: Festival Of The DeadOn The BusPlaying Cards With The JailerPrayer For ChangePunch BagThe Question Of LoyaltyRecruiting TeamSearch And RescueSilver AnniversarySome People Walked ThroughThe SpeechSuburbia In Full BloomThereThirty Years UnderTo The LadyThe Trick WasThe WatchtowerWelfare IslandWhat Your Mother Tells YouYou Too Can Live Comfortably Without GuiltP.o.w.: 1P.o.w.: 2--Table of Poems fromPoem Finder®Her reflections of the camp are vivid, pain-filled, weighted with irony....She confronts the 'invisibility' of Asian American women in American culture.  --Los Angeles TimesWhether she writes from the landscape of the desert, the interiors of home, or the struggle of Japanese Americans, Mitsuye Yamada's poetry is a gift to American literature.  --Nellie Wong