Gravedigger's birthday
Subtitle: poems
By: by BJ Ward.
Publisher: North Atlantic Books
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Berkeley, Cal
Language: eng
Number of pages: 69
Table of contents: title: The star-ledger; title: Gravedigger's birthday; title: Education; title: Emperor; title: Spring begins in Hinckley, Ohio; title: Daily grind; title: Roy Orbison's last three notes; title: Christmas Eve, 1975: what I realize now; title: Bastards with badges; title: Upon being told again there are no rhymes for certain words; title: The noises I make; title: New Jersey; title: After I read Sandy Zulauf's "Across the bar," Victoria takes me skiing; title: Reloading the stapler; title: Bandages; title: The suicidologist; title: Sunrise, sunset; title: The 18th poem; title: The poems I regret in my first book; title: For those who grew up on a river; title: Filling in the new address book; title: My mother's last cigarette; title: Burying Father; title: Another poem on the death of a dog; title: A poem about a refrigerator; title: Upon hearing that baseball is boring to america's youth; title: Aubade; title: Bradford gives a lecture on the state of modern art to a large, distinguished audience; title: Upon being asked why I dedicated my first book to my mother when there's not a single poem in there about her; title: Facetious; title: Pregnant; title: Sex with Emily Dickinson; title: Mythology in the shop-rite; title: No sex; title: 4 Metaphors, nothing more; title: For the children of the World Trade Center victims; title: No chaser; title: Upon learning that hearts can become stones; title: Trash; title: Down to a tune-up.