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_aStone, Ruth, _eauthor. |
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_aThe essential Ruth Stone / _cedited by Bianca Stone. |
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_aPort Townsend, Washington : _bCopper Canyon Press, _c[2020] |
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_axxi, 179 pages : _billustrations (some color) ; _c22 cm |
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_tIn an Iridescent Time (1959) ; _tSnow ; _tThe Magnet ; _tIn an Iridescent Time ; _tSpeculation ; _tThe Season ; _tIn the Interstices ; _tOrchard ; _tThe Splinter-- _tTopology and Other Poems (1971) ; _tThe Talking Fish ; _tBeing Human, ; _tTenacity ; _tThe Excuse ; _tThe Plan ; _tPoles ; _tGreen Apples ; _tHabitat ; _tFairy Tales ; _tAdvice ; _tSeat Belt Fastened? ; _tMetamorphosis ; _tWild Asters ; _tTopography-- _tCheap: New Poems and Ballads (1975) ; _tBargain ; _tCodicil ; _tThe Tree ; _tHabit ; _tBeing A Woman ; _tThe Nose ; _tWavering ; _tThe Song of The Absinthe Granny-- _tSecond-Hand Coat: Poems New and Selected (1987) ; _tSecond-Hand Coat ; _tWhere I Came From ; _tHow to Catch Aunt Harriette ; _tPokeberries ; _tCurtains ; _tWinter ; _tNames ; _tAmerican Milk ; _tHow Aunt Maud Took to Being a Woman ; _tComments of the Mild ; _tTurn Your Eyes Away ; _tSome Things You'll Need to Know Before You Join the Union ; _tTranslations-- _tWho Is the Widow's Muse? (1991) ; _tAll Time Is Past Time ; _tI ; _tVI ; _tVIII ; _tXIII ; _tXVIII ; _tXX: The Widow's Song ; _tXLV ; _tL ; _tLII-- _tSimplicity (1995) ; _tLook to the Future ; _tPlumbing ; _tIt Follows ; _tThat Winter ; _tFor Eight Women ; _tResonance ; _tThings I Say to Myself While Hanging Laundry ; _tMetamorphosis ; _tThe Sperm and the Egg ; _tTalking to the Dead ; _tFor My Dead Red-Haired Mother ; _tSimplicity-- _tOrdinary Words (1999) ; _tGood Advice ; _tWords ; _t1941 ; _tHow They Got Her to Quiet Down ; _tSo What ; _tMadison in the Midsixties ; _tMale Gorillas ; _tNever ; _tAbsence Proves Nothing ; _tRelatives ; _tThen ; _tOrdinary Words ; _tWhen ; _tResidue ; _tSchmaltz ; _tA Moment-- _tIn the Next Galaxy (2002) ; _tThe Professor Cries ; _tSpring Beauties ; _tAlways Your Shadow ; _tIn the Next Galaxy ; _tPoems ; _tWanting ; _tWhat We Have ; _tReality ; _tSorrow and No Sorrow ; _tTrain Ride ; _tThe Cabbage ; _tMantra-- _tIn the Dark (2004) ; _tAccepting ; _tAnother Feeling ; _tAn Imprint of the Roaring Twenties ; _tAm I ; _tAnd So Forth ; _tInterim ; _tWhat Is a Poem ; _tMy Mother's Phlox ; _tThe Wailing Wall ; _tNegative ; _tThe Message-- _tWhat Love Comes To: New & Selected Poems (2008) ; _tImprint of the Stereoscopic Cards ; _tAll in Time ; _tSpeaking to My Dead Mother ; _tThe Dog ; _tWhy I Left California ; _tThe Porch ; _tFragrance ; _tThe Möbius Strip of Grief ; _tWeapons ; _tPoetry ; _tBus Station ; _tGoshen ; _tOne Year I Lived in Earlysville, Virginia. |
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_a"A collection drawn from Ruth Stone's previous books."-- _cProvided by publisher. |
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520 | _a"Expertly and sensitively selected by her granddaughter Bianca, The Essential Ruth Stone bears witness to a vivid fifty-year career of one of America's most influential and pioneering poets. Distilling twelve books into a single volume -- from the wild formalism of her early work to the science-filled cosmic intellect of her final collection -- The Essential Ruth Stone shows a visionary poet with a physical grasp on language. Dazzling, humorous, and grief-stricken poems explore the continuity of loss and love, in the spectral appearances of the dead husband, to portraits of an American childhood, life during wartime, and complex metaphysical inquiries into consciousness itself. Ruth Stone's feminism, mysticism, and overall fierceness shine through her wit and passion. Moving gracefully between the loneliness of grief and loss to the fullness of life and love, Stone approaches all her subjects with a profound humanity, an understanding born from her own lived experiences."--Publisher's description. | ||
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