Pacific Northwestern spiritual poetry / edited by Charles Potts with an introduction, "A reason to read."
Anthology of 62 poets, primarily from the Pacific Northwest, with an introduction by Charles Potts, the editor.
Record details
- ISBN: 0964444054
- ISBN: 9780964444058
- Physical Description: 383 pages ; 23 cm
- Edition: 1st ed.
- Publisher: Walla Walla, Wash. : Tsunami Inc., ©1998.
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- Formatted Contents Note:
- Introduction: A reason to read, the structure of the spirit / Charles Potts -- Father coming home ; The business of fancydancing / Sherman Alexie -- Tour / Diane Averill -- what's important is ; code of the west ; multnomah falls ; poets, poets, poets / mel buffington -- The hairy, hairy fist, and love will die / Charles Bukowski (1922-1993) -- Kiss of the apocalypse / Casey Bush -- 4-6-77 ; sept. 1968 / Jack Collom -- Totoncaxihuitl, a laxative / Abelardo "Lalo" Delgado -- "thru this valley" ; Diamond hanging I blues / Richard Denner -- La máquina a Houston / Edward Dorn -- Concert ; Letter to my father on his sixty-fifth birthday ; Photograph of the two of us ; Danny boy / Sharon Doubiago -- Beneath the chickenshit Mormon sun ; Stick together ; American hero / Bruce Embree (1949-1996) -- This poem is a public service ; The brood ; The Lord God has words with the choir / Michael Finley -- How everything was in the end resolved in California ; Victoria Mundi / Charles Foster (1922-1967) -- A homecoming / Ed Foy -- Sandbagging the banks / James Grabill -- To the reader ; Planests ; Prongs ; Robot hash ; For the future occupants ; Colorado space sonnet 3 ; The stamp act ; The exit ; The dream wedding / Darrell Gray (1945-1987) -- Fun with death / Adam Hammer (1949-1984) -- Final solution / Carl Hanni -- I don't wanna go back to jail but ; 10:40 pm / Robert Head -- "my sorrow is ggreater" / Mary Heckler -- Charismatic hacky-sackers ; Night cats at the grain elevator ; Ode to my scrotum / Dennis Held -- Vicegrips / David Hiatt -- Baby blue / Daniel Jacobs -- Rabbit drive / Zig Knoll (1940-1977) -- I smile with my teeth by not with my purty eyes / Peter Rutledge Koch -- The day Alvero Pineda was killed ; "William Shoemaker has a valium behind" ; "Racing is something primitive, shrunk and" ; Fucking other people ; It got to be almost a hundred in Pasadena today / Ronald Koertge -- Sgt. Pepper. Where / Richard Krech -- The underground economy ; A liturgy for Trinity / Barbara La Morticella -- On listening to Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 24 in C Minor behind illegal drugs ; Alchemy / Eugene Lesser -- new year ; i found it at the movies / d.a. levy (1942-1968) -- The way he is with women : or, it's always show and tell with him ; Nice / Lyn Lifshin -- No love, please : we're Americans ; Friday, 3 p.m. ; we almost had twins ; kids / Gerald Locklin -- Juli II / Lucky Luckenbach --On the Olympic coast / Dennis Mair -- Too many windows, not enough doors ; The storm that put the phones on hold / David Memmott -- Cinnabar is what I'll say to my husband if I should leave awhile ; Les fleurs / Jo Merrill -- Fort Sheridan, Illinois / Ray Obermayr -- fatalities / Tanure Ojaida -- "england and scotland are the paradise of walkers" ; "tightly woven fibers of virtually anything that" ; "He flies to Bangkok every now and then just to jack off" ; "Thank you, America" / Maureen Owen -- "She saw the Sawtooths first at night " ; "This house on the East Bench" / Will Peterson -- Ten years before the blast ; In memory of my father / Charles Plymell -- A marijuana poem / Charles Potts -- Pound of head ; Waiting on the progress train ; Breakfast at the Globe ; Kissing the newly dead ; Mitochondriac / dan raphael -- Insect lines ; A beautiful day / Jon Reilly -- The Blob / Mari-Lou Rowley -- dirge chicaneaux / Ricardo Sánchez (1941-1995) -- "moving" ; "what crimes must i commit" / David Sandberg (1938?-1969?) -- "There was a weekend for children" ; Night side / Bill Shively -- One reason ; How there came to be so many Joshua trees at Lee Flat ; Adventures of the floating rabbit / John Oliver Simon -- Waiting for the revolution in my garden where it is spring and there is so much rain / Gino Sky -- Letter to my people ; Hexagram 46--rising ; The queen of the blue fox ; The flutes of gama ; New living room / Edward Smith -- "shall we" ; bond age ; 6 years from pocatello / dawn stram -- Putting by / Ford Swetnam -- Stiletto heels ; Texan Jesuit who used to play left field ; At the Metropolitan ; The wheel ; The siren's song / Stephen Thomas -- The letter ; Poem for my husband ; "write of moon in june" ; Poem for Katherine seven years ago ; Exposed to the elements ; Child's poem / Karen Waring -- Introduction ; New family and family goals ; "seasonal love" ; Over entertainment ; Bull Dykes ; Mild sprees ; Poetry and what should be done about it / Bob Watt -- The miller ; Loki / Eric Wegner -- The poem politic x : a note for future historians / Keith Wilson -- MTBF : pass & stow ; Heavens to Betsy ; The mice will play ; The decline of the west rag / Daniel Zimmerman -- What awaits me ; The way the blackbirds song / Teri Zipf. -- Acknowledgments and notes.
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505 | 0 | 0. | ‡gIntroduction: ‡tA reason to read, the structure of the spirit / ‡rCharles Potts -- ‡tFather coming home ; ‡tThe business of fancydancing / ‡rSherman Alexie -- ‡tTour / ‡rDiane Averill -- ‡twhat's important is ; ‡tcode of the west ; ‡tmultnomah falls ; ‡tpoets, poets, poets / ‡rmel buffington -- ‡tThe hairy, hairy fist, and love will die / ‡rCharles Bukowski (1922-1993) -- ‡tKiss of the apocalypse / ‡rCasey Bush -- ‡t4-6-77 ; ‡tsept. 1968 / ‡rJack Collom -- ‡tTotoncaxihuitl, a laxative / ‡rAbelardo "Lalo" Delgado -- ‡t"thru this valley" ; ‡tDiamond hanging I blues / ‡rRichard Denner -- ‡tLa máquina a Houston / Edward Dorn -- ‡tConcert ; ‡tLetter to my father on his sixty-fifth birthday ; ‡tPhotograph of the two of us ; ‡tDanny boy / ‡rSharon Doubiago -- ‡tBeneath the chickenshit Mormon sun ; ‡tStick together ; ‡tAmerican hero / ‡rBruce Embree (1949-1996) -- ‡tThis poem is a public service ; ‡tThe brood ; ‡tThe Lord God has words with the choir / ‡rMichael Finley -- ‡tHow everything was in the end resolved in California ; ‡tVictoria Mundi / ‡rCharles Foster (1922-1967) -- ‡tA homecoming / ‡rEd Foy -- ‡tSandbagging the banks / ‡rJames Grabill -- ‡tTo the reader ; ‡tPlanests ; ‡tProngs ; ‡tRobot hash ; ‡tFor the future occupants ; ‡tColorado space sonnet 3 ; ‡tThe stamp act ; ‡tThe exit ; ‡tThe dream wedding / ‡rDarrell Gray (1945-1987) -- ‡tFun with death / ‡rAdam Hammer (1949-1984) -- ‡tFinal solution / ‡rCarl Hanni -- ‡tI don't wanna go back to jail but ; ‡t10:40 pm / ‡rRobert Head -- ‡t"my sorrow is ggreater" / ‡rMary Heckler -- ‡tCharismatic hacky-sackers ; ‡tNight cats at the grain elevator ; ‡tOde to my scrotum / ‡rDennis Held -- ‡tVicegrips / ‡rDavid Hiatt -- ‡tBaby blue / ‡rDaniel Jacobs -- ‡tRabbit drive / ‡rZig Knoll (1940-1977) -- ‡tI smile with my teeth by not with my purty eyes / ‡rPeter Rutledge Koch -- ‡tThe day Alvero Pineda was killed ; ‡t"William Shoemaker has a valium behind" ; ‡t"Racing is something primitive, shrunk and" ; ‡tFucking other people ; ‡tIt got to be almost a hundred in Pasadena today / ‡rRonald Koertge -- ‡tSgt. Pepper. Where / ‡rRichard Krech -- ‡tThe underground economy ; ‡tA liturgy for Trinity / ‡rBarbara La Morticella -- ‡tOn listening to Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 24 in C Minor behind illegal drugs ; ‡tAlchemy / ‡rEugene Lesser -- ‡tnew year ; ‡ti found it at the movies / ‡rd.a. levy (1942-1968) -- ‡tThe way he is with women : or, ‡tit's always show and tell with him ; ‡tNice / ‡rLyn Lifshin -- ‡tNo love, please : we're Americans ; ‡tFriday, 3 p.m. ; ‡twe almost had twins ; ‡tkids / ‡rGerald Locklin -- ‡tJuli II / ‡rLucky Luckenbach -- |
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