Where skulls speak wind
By: Larry D. Thomas.
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: Texas Review Press
Published: 2004
Place of publication: Huntsville, Tex
Language: eng
Number of pages: 71
Subjects: Texas, West -- Poetry.
Genres: Poetry.
Notes: "Winner, 2004 Texas Review Poetry Award"--Cover.
Table of contents: title: Wind; title: The river; title: Crosses; title: The cyclone; title: Grandmother Worrell; title: O'Keeffe's skulls; title: In far West Texas; title: Guadalupe Pass; title: Poor souls; title: Bull riders; title: Antique shop, after closing; title: The worshipers; title: Valentine, Texas; title: Ghost town; title: Out here in far; title: Mercado; title: The skeleton; title: Poinsettias; title: Their little village; title: Of this moment; title: The live oaks; title: Sparrows; title: Raven in snow; title: Vultures; title: Pinto; title: The black stallion; title: Longhorns in summer; title: Up to his armpit; title: Road kill; title: It was so dry in Midland; title: West Texas interlude; title: Dewberries; title: A place in the sun; title: Of fathers and sons; title: The feather duster; title: Edward Wells; title: The night we were gods; title: After surgery; title: In the studio; title: Blue norther; title: The hawk; title: Bluebonnets; title: The nights; title: Out of the blue; title: Bluing; title: To blue; title: The sky; title: Mesquite; title: Kaleidoscope; title: Pottery seller; title: Kachinas; title: Canyon de Chelly; title: In Dinehtah; title: Grandmother Thomas; title: Mule trader; title: "The Cisco Kid"; title: Jake; title: Aunt Mae and Uncle Worley's rocker; title: Checkers; title: Alzheimer's; title: Texas two-step; title: Church organist.