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Inhabited by modern myths and creatures, this volume marks a new direction in Kelen's poetic journey - a return to his home in the Austraian suburbs and a return to the more tightly rhythmed lyric forms of his earlier work.

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From gold rushes to black gold, this mythic and sought-after substance gilds Ted Mathys's elegiac poems, placing a glimmering mirror between resource extraction and utopian dreaming, exploitation and emotional longing.

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A new anthology containing fresh and rhythmic translations of the great poets from the Augustan period. Covering a broad range of verse, with introduction, maps, chronology, glossary, bibliography and notes. Designed to be read in conjunction with major works of the Augustan Age- Ovid's Metamorphosis and Vergil's Aeneid.

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The Golem of Los Angeles is the 2006 Benjamin Saltman Poetry Award winning poetry collection by Tony Barnstone."

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Award-winning Kwame Dawes explores the insidious nature of power and the limits of protest.

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gossypiin is a lyrical archive that reckons with the terrible beauty of Black femme interiority by quilting together scenes of family mythology, desire, performance, subjection, and survival.

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This epic poem by Ibn Opcet, via his amanuensis, the poet John Barr, uses the freedom of a Caribbean-like speech to get away with murder. Opcet's eclogues on creation myths, the nature of freedom, and the perils of political correctness will forever alter your perceptions.

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Grass Notes is a highly crafted poetry collection. Subtle, rich and diverse in subject matter, Sarah Day's poems are linked by cadence and musicality. Time and transience form the sub-stratum of much of the book: the past from the perspective of the present, the present from the perspective of the past (View from a Roman Litter).

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A National Poetry Series selection chosen by Ange Mlinko, these are virtuosic lyrics for the visionaries among us.

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With staggering emotional honesty, Prageeta Sharma confronts the sudden loss of her spouse to cancer.

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With staggering emotional honesty, Prageeta Sharma confronts the sudden loss of her spouse to cancer.

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Groundwork heralds an important new poetic voice, stock to buy early and hold.

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A document of growing older, this work discusses grief, loss, comfort, illness and resolve. While trying to make sense of the ever-churning, terror-filled world, the poet found himself travelling repeatedly home to southeast Asia to help care for his father who had suddenly been declared terminally ill with cancer.

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Includes poems that present thought as a complex event, a place where mind and sense and the natural world they move through become indistinguishable elements in a mysterious, familiar, vexing, fascinating, and continuous human drama. This is an anti-biography. It starts with death and ends with birth.

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With rhythmic poetry and intimate prose, Haiti Glass offers an unflinching look at disaster, desire, and death-defying love.

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Published to celebrate the centenary of the birth of Hamish Henderson, this collected poems is the first since the poets death and makes available, for the first time, new material from the archive.

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Agosn's vivid imagery brings to life a world of opposites, 'serpentine' dark and 'light like a promise.'

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Documents of war by Choi's father fuel her second collection of poetry, a passionate and personal defiance of nationalism.