September
Subtitle: poems
By: Rachel Jamison Webster
Publisher: TriQuarterly Books/Northwestern University Press
Published: 2013
Place of publication: Evanston, Ill
Language: eng
Number of pages: 90
ISBN-13: 9780810152311
Notes: Collected poems, some previously published.
Table of contents: title: September you become me; title: Lingua; title: When we saw it; title: Leaves; title: The inversion; title: Yom Kippur; title: Bleeding heart; title: American terminal; title: X; title: The call; title: How did we come to be the ones whose feet are being washed?; title: I know why I make the past a destination; title: Lookout; title: The bone; title: Cheyenne; title: Manzanita; title: Eurydice; title: Pomme; title: The floating dock; title: Late September; title: Kauai; title: Kalihiwai; title: Held; title: I never said yes, I just never said no; title: Cream of the pour is the cream of skin thickening; title: Maybe gravity; title: Ocean and integer; title: Late August; title: Eucharist; title: Fired in the body; title: The second of September; title: Equinox; title: One; title: Birth is when we recall ourselves; title: Often she'd drop into fathomless; title: Milk; title: In the skin tent the heart was a fire; title: The sea came up and drowned; title: Container garden; title: Dolphins at seven weeks; title: At the DQ; title: Oh, I have that too; title: The endangered species carousel; title: Like playing two instruments at once; title: Metaphor of the room; title: Children together; title: Early childhood; title: Hour; title: Double vision; title: Through hooded clouds untranslatable, once; title: After the caverns; title: Ozone alert day; title: The brain of the world was recalling itself; title: Wintering; title: La Porte; title: It had to end.