Reading Leaves
Subtitle: Selected Poems
Publisher: Nessessary Productions
Published: 2012
Language: eng
Format: Softcover
Number of pages: 66
Description: First Editon
Table of contents: title: 7
label: First Page; title: 8
label: Reading Leaves; title: 9
label: Agate Hunting; title: 10
label: Duke University Chapel; title: 11
label: Woods Requiem; title: 12
label: Five Nocturnes; title: 14
label: Chemical Being; title: 15
label: Interpretation; title: 16
label: Joshua Tree; title: 17
label: White on White; title: 18
label: At a Loss for Words; title: 19
label: Grandpa's Claw; title: 20
label: A History of the Edge; title: 22
label: Bio-Warfare; title: 23
label: Averting Death by Chance; title: 24
label: Balance; title: 25
label: Awaiting Resurrection; title: 26
label: Composed by Rain; title: 27
label: Forget the Truth; title: 28
label: Cinematic Flight; title: 29
label: Convergence; title: 30
label: On Hearing the Shanghai Quartet Play Hovhaness; title: 31
label: You Are My Oval; title: 32
label: Poison Oak; title: 34
label: Leaky Roof; title: 35
label: Alpine Nocturne; title: 36
label: Pacific Voyage; title: 37
label: Memories of Wind; title: 38
label: Turnabout; title: 39
label: White-Crowned Sparrow; title: 40
label: A Reason to Hold Your Breath; title: 41
label: Burial by Sky; title: 42
label: Life in the Attic; title: 43
label: Leveling; title: 44
label: Reluctance; title: 45
label: Preparation; title: 46
label: In the Beginning; title: 48
label: A Wheelchair, New Orleans, Post-Katrina; title: 49
label: Darfur; title: 50
label: Bit Piece; title: 51
label: Kafka on the Beach; title: 52
label: Degrees of Hardness; title: 53
label: Joshua Stood Still; title: 54
label: Reductio ad Absurdum; title: 55
label: Better Not to Know; title: 56
label: General Theory; title: 58
label: How Many Years Did it Take for Lot’s Wife to Melt?; title: 59
label: 10 Minutes to Live; title: 60
label: Deeper Mysteries; title: 61
label: A Composite Poem; title: 62
label: A Speech; title: 64
label: Alchemic Inequality; title: 65
label: I Write