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Poems that speak the literal language of dreams.

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Collection of thirteen poems, each inspired by a line of verse or a work of art.

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Swift yet resonant, this masterful new verse translation conveys the immediacy, intimacy, and power of this greatest of Old French epic poems. John DuVal approaches the unadorned syntax of The Song of Roland in straightforward modern English, attuned to the nuance and detail of the narrative and the poetry of the original text.

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Swift yet resonant, this masterful new verse translation conveys the immediacy, intimacy, and power of this greatest of Old French epic poems. John DuVal approaches the unadorned syntax of The Song of Roland in straightforward modern English, attuned to the nuance and detail of the narrative and the poetry of the original text.

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"The grace of these poems...should be a...lesson: to those who have settled for less...those who...presumed more."

--Jim Krusoe

"[Saltman]'s a fine poet, a genuine one--which is saying a great deal...Lovely...apparent plainness...depth beyond it."

--W.S. Merwin

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The long-awaited tenth collection of poetry from the Shelley Memorial Prize-winning poet Lucille Clifton.

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Drawing on texts ranging from Thorstein Veblen's groundbreaking "The Theory of the Leisure Class" to "Star Wars" (the nerd Bible) for inspiration, this suite of poems documents the tribulations and insecurities of one's inner geek.

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Internationally celebrated poet places her Palestinian-American identity center stage, putting a human face on war, honoring courage, praying for peace.

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A master of neo-confessional poetry, Craig Morgan Teicher charts new territory in his fierce exploration of family, fatherhood, and poetry.

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Winner of the White Pine Press Poetry Prize.

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A Vietnamese-Israeli writes scorching poems about sex, dislocation, cruelty, vulnerability, and the question that pursues her, Where did I come from

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Asks at heart: how does life present itself to us, and how do we create value from our delights and losses Riding on Kenneth Koch's instruction to "find one true feeling and hang on," this title overtakes the present with candor, meditation, and the classic aspiration to shape lyric into a lasting force.

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Explores the language of certain influential aspects of early to mid-twentieth-century popular culture. This title presents a playful book of poetry with a serious trigger finger.

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What's a pseudohaiku It's the poetry of pure indulgence, a three-liner without the constraint, the pretension or the 5-7-5 syllable form. This title presents a collection of 1600 pseudohaikus.

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First full-length U.S. collection by an influential, award-winning Polish poet, translated by two of America's premier Slavic translators.

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In this luminous collection of poems, Walker casts her eye on history, politics, and nature, as well as world figures. In tributes to such people as Jimmy Carter, Gloria Steinem, and the Dalai Lama, she reminds readers of the human capacity to come together and take action.

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Chronicling the conditions of human life today, Walker shows her compassion, spirituality, and political commitments.

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Poems with great lyric power treat the heritage, history, and aspirations of Morocco and the Arab world.