Almost invisible
By: by Mark Strand
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: Alfred A Knopf
Published: 2012
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 53
ISBN-13: 9780307957313
Notes: "This is a Borzoi book."
Table of contents: title: A banker in the brothel of blind women --; title: Bury your face in your hands --; title: Anywhere could be somewhere --; title: Harmony in the boudoir --; title: Clarities of the nonexistent --; title: The minister of culture gets his wish --; title: The old age of nostalgia --; title: Dream testicles, vanished vaginas --; title: The students of the ineffable --; title: The everyday enchantment of music --; title: The buried melancholy of the poet --; title: Ever so many hundred years hence --; title: Exhaustion at sunset --; title: Clear in the September light --; title: You can always get there from here --; title: The gallows in the garden --; title: Love silhouetted by lamplight --; title: The triumph of the infinite --; title: The mysterious arrival of an unusual letter --; title: Poem of the Spanish poet --; title: The enigma of the infinitesimal --; title: A dream of travel --; title: The emergency room at dusk --; title: Once upon a cold November morning --; title: Provisional eternity --; title: The street at the end of the world --; title: The Nietzschean hourglass, or the future's misfortune --; title: An event about which no more need be said --; title: A short panegyric --; title: Hermetic melancholy --; title: A letter from Tegucigalpa --; title: Mystery and solitude in Topeka --; title: There was nothing to be done --; title: No words can describe it --; title: In the afterlife --; title: Futility in Key West --; title: On the hidden beauty of my sickness --; title: With only the stars to guide us --; title: Trouble in Pocatello --; title: Like a leaf carried off by the wind --; title: The social worker and the monkey --; title: Nobody knows what is known --; title: Those little legs and awful hands --; title: Not to miss the great thing --; title: Nocturne of the poet who loved the moon --; title: In the grand ballroom of the new eternity --; title: When I turned a hundred.