Dismantling the hills
By: Michael McGriff.
Series: Pitt poetry series
Publisher: University of Pittsburgh Press
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Pittsburgh, Pa
Language: eng
Number of pages: 76
ISBN-13: 9780822960072
Subjects: American poetry -- 21st century; Northwest, Pacific -- Poetry
Genres: Poetry.
Description: A collection of poetry representing the forests of the Pacific Northwest and the small towns and people who live there.
Table of contents: title: Iron; title: Ash and silt; title: Silt; title: Coos Bay; title: Seasons between night and day; title: When the spirit comes to him as the voice of morning light; title: Mother expanding from the piano, the light, the whales (1); title: My uncle would visit; title: Buying and selling; title: Entering the kingdom; title: Lower McKenzie; title: Lines written before the day shift; title: Brief elegy on the tip of a match; title: Five for the roofer; title: 76 tank farm, Highway 101; title: The field; title: The last temptation of Christ; title: Mercy, tear it down; title: Mother expanding from the piano, the light, the whales (2); title: Shift change, 9 a.m.; title: The last hour of winter; title: Right now, the bridge; title: Keats's sparrow; title: Cormorants.