| Description |
94 pages ; 23 cm. |
| Series |
Penguin poets |
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Penguin poets.
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| Note |
Place of publication from publisher's website. |
| Summary |
"In Ann Lauterbach's eleventh collection, the image of a Door recurs across several poems, as she considers the perpetual dialogue between what is open and what is shut for each of us. The Door is a threshold between the inner landscape of memory, thought, imagination and dream and the outer so-called real world, which increasingly comes to us through technology's lens, displacing and distorting our sense of intimacy, presence and relation. What is near, and what is far away? She asks about the efficacy of language itself, when confronted by the urgent uncertainties of contemporary experience"-- Provided by publisher. |
| Contents |
Machine generated contents note: Door (World Fills Up) -- Bee -- Hand (Giotto) -- Habitat -- Table -- Ingredients -- Fragment (Stone) -- Garden -- Ovation For Now -- Horizon -- Door (I Don't Know Who) -- An Interior -- Count -- As If -- Dune Apparition -- Door (Urgency Of Almost) -- The Mines (Magritte) -- Tally -- Entanglement (Delacroix) -- Syntax -- Door (The Said Closes) -- Door (Let's Explore) -- Fly -- Fable Of The Barn -- Untitled (Bicycle) -- Nights In The Asyntactical World -- Untitled (Crow) -- Elegy In January -- Alarm -- Revision -- Coincidence Of The Hoe -- Door (And Then We Fell) -- Ethos -- And Then -- Song (Ukraine) -- The Belated -- Dis -- On Relation -- Hearsay -- Company -- A Supplication -- The Blue Door -- Nocturne -- Door (Small Incident). |
| Subject |
American poetry.
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| Genre/Form |
Poetry. (OCoLC)fst01423828
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Poetry.
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| Other Form: |
Online version: Lauterbach, Ann, 1942- Door New York : Penguin Books, [2023] 9780593511336 (DLC) 2022030359 |
| ISBN |
9780143137375 paperback |
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0143137379 paperback |
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9780593511336 electronic book |
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