Why the ships are she
By: Terri Ford.
Series: A Stahlecker series selection
Publisher: Four Way Books
Published: 2001
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 67
Subjects: American poetry -- 21st century
Table of contents: title: The sound of arrows keeling; title: My heart goes out; title: Girlhood; title: Exclusion; title: Predestination; title: Agnes; title: Histler's girlfriend; title: Wedlock; title: The brain of my ex-husband; title: Float; title: Hard cardiac hose; title: Lawnmowers; title: The nine insights; title: The clothes of the dead episcopalians; title: I am Joe's ego; title: Amanda sucks; title: Riding the Texas giant with my Brother Steve; title: The deadlies and their aftermath; title: Envy; title: Gluttony; title: Sloth; title: Pride; title: Guilt; title: Lust; title: Depression; title: Anger; title: Avarice; title: Your Mother's large white briefs; title: Your sorry ass; title: Panty raid; title: Parlor beauty; title: Common dressing room; title: The beach of my Mom; title: Stacked; title: Sister Mary Dragnet; title: Interview; title: BP Station employee restroom, 2 a.m.; title: Masturbation; title: Hovercraft love; title: Valentine; title: Ballroom dancing class; title: Armory Square Hospital, 1863; title: For the love of an anaconda woman; title: Dating young men; title: Sexual peak; title: State Fair; title: Crossfire; title: Fixation; title: When he drinks; title: The bird shows its bright head; title: I die.