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    1. Skönlitteratur
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    Lucent Fire: New and Selected Poems

    AvPatricia Spears Jones

    Häftad, Engelska, 2015

    Del i serien White Pine Press Distinguished Poets Series

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    Beskrivning

    "Vibrant with the intensity of blues singers."-Feminist Bookstore News "Patricia Spears Jones is cosmopolitan blues goddess alive on the wind stream of transnational homemade intimate gossip. Her poems are a highly effective antidote to living in a country where caring seems to have been placed on the Endangered Activities list."-David Rivard "Patricia Spears Jones reminds me of those wisecracking, foolproof women in the old films she so lovingly dissects-the ones whose deadsure, replenishing humor and never-fail good sense causes the audience to sit up and clap."-Cyrus Cassells "She has given us a world where music and brains are allowed to co-exist with instinct, where the lyric and the literal may dwell without eyeing the other with suspicion."-Cornelius Eady From "The Perfect Lipstick": It is why I appreciate my favorite shade of lipstick: Sherry Velour. Sounds like the name of a drag queen from the early seventies. One of those strapping Black men who had enough of playing macho, put their feet in five-inch heels and made saints of Dinah Washington, Rita Hayworth and a very young Nina Simone. So, on goes this lipstick. Pretty for parties. Fatal for festivals.Sherry Velour and her hot discoveries: light above the fog, a toy ship. Black men in sequined dresses and the click of new words in the new world where the most dangerous of dreams come true. Patricia Spears Jones was named by Essence.com as one of its "40 Poets [They] Love" in 2010.

    Produktinformation

    • Utgivningsdatum:2015-12-24
    • Mått:152 x 228 x 12 mm
    • Vikt:340 g
    • Format:Häftad
    • Språk:Engelska
    • Serie:White Pine Press Distinguished Poets Series
    • Antal sidor:240
    • Förlag:White Pine Press
    • ISBN:9781935210696

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    Patricia Spears Jones: Arkansas born and raised; resident of New York City for more than three decades, Patricia Spears Jones was named by Essence.com as one of its "40 Poets They Love" in 2010. She is author of the poetry collections: Painkiller, Femme du Monde and The Weather That Kills.

    Innehållsförteckning

    • A LUCENT FIREBy Patricia Spears JonesTABLE OF CONTENTSEarly PoemsWearing My Red Silk Chinese JacketSpanish LessonMythologizing Always: Seven SonnetsSonnet 1Sonnet 2Sonnet 3Sonnet 4Sonnet 5Sonnet 6Sonnet 7 (Change of Season or the Break –up Sonnet)Poems from The Weather That KillsThe Birth of Rhythm and BluesIn Like Paradise/Out Like the BluesEncounter and FarewellIf I Were Rita HayworthThe Usual SuspectSan Francisco, Spring 1986Baby Hair ShirtGlad All OverThe Perfect LipstickSly & the Family Stone under The Big Tit/Atlanta, 19735:25 a.m.MeasureWhat the Gods of Fire Charged MeNew BluesFrom Femme du MondeHope, Arkansas, 1970GhostsCommes des garconsSapphireShack with VinesWhy I Left the Country: A Suite:The Suburban DreamA Gallant HistoryThe City ProperThe Village SparklesSaltimbanqueAll Saints DayMy Matthew Shepard PoemLauraHudApril 1994-Two Deaths, Two Wakes, Two Open Caskets Ron VawterApril 1994-Two Deaths, Two Wakes, Two Open Caskets: Lynda HullFemme du mondeFrom PainkillerPainkillerWhat the First Cities Were All AboutSpring SnowAll Saints Day, 2001ShimmerMy MovieWaiting for the Year of the HorseSon CubanoPumpTrabajan la sal y azucarWhat I Have Not Done for LoveFailed GhazalNotes for the Poem, “Beloved of God”How He Knows MeAubadeBlue SaturdayA Lost KeyMy Angel #1My Angel #2Last Day of Passover, April 2006From RepuestasHay algo mas triste en el mundoY cuando se muda el paisajeMurion tal vez de verguenza estos trensFrom Swimming to AmericaBeuys and the BlondeSwimming to AmericaA Tale of MorandiKara Walker Draws the BluesAfter South PacificMary J. Blige sings “No One Will Do”A City in HeavenDream BookBorges Dream, 4:35 a.m.From Living in the Love EconomyLiving RoomLife LessonsLove Come & Go (The George Hunt Painting)February ThawPull Up PantsSecond Person HurtingLiving in the Love EconomySubsequent to Thomas Sayers EllisDay After May DayFamily TiesThe Fringe of TownFacebook Profile Moment (God) in ChineseKing Pleasure Meets the PhilosopherBack to SchoolIndian SummerNEW AND UNCOLLECTEDETTA JAMES AT THE AUDOBON BALLROOMSelf- Portrait as Shop WindowSelf- Portrait as Midnight StormSylvia Plath: Three PoemsLast Seen WearingSylvia Plath, Office WorkerThe Talk-Show Producer Keeps CallingWhat Beauty DoesArsenalErmineFopFats Domino sings “I am walking to New Orleans”Fatboy Slim intones “big bright yellow sun”Randy Crawford sings “Knocking on Heaven’s Door”/January 14, 2007Aretha Franklin sings “What a Friend We Have in Jesus”Kurt Cobain sings “In the Pines”‘what the Fates allow’Wearing Mr. SongDinner with the ghost of Lorenzo ThomasNothing is plannedStroking the pigeon (after the film Amour)Occasioned by Akilah OliverFrom The Brooklyn SongBob at 29/Back in RomeBroken embraces, broken wingsPatato y Totico play “Ya Yo E”The Land of Fog and Poetry