Dying in the Scarecrow's Arms : : Poems

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Call Number: 811 Do, Adult Book / Nonfiction / Literary Arts / Plays & Poetry / Douglas, Mitchell L. H.
On Shelf At: Downtown Library, Pittsfield Branch

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Downtown 2nd Floor 4-week checkout	811 Do	4-week checkout	Downtown 2nd Fl. Display
Pittsfield Adult Books 4-week checkout	Adult Book / Nonfiction / Literary Arts / Plays & Poetry / Douglas, Mitchell L. H.	4-week checkout	On Shelf

"A Karen & Michael Braziller book."
Loosies -- cross frame. Used. Sold. ; Circle ; After murder ; False Starts for Cursed Letters ; Two Black writers walk into a bar in Colorado is not the beginning of a racist joke ; Day one ; {Eni (in Therapy)} ; The Illusion of Hips ; Ekphrasis: Giza ; Selma Love Song ; Why Grits Burn So Bad ; {Eni (Woke up Sunday Saturday night drunk)} ; Persist (I) ; Oak ; The Poem that Makes You Love Me ; Heretics ; Blood Aubade, 1969 ; (In Media) Res ; How You Got Here ; Continuum ; Hot Donuts, Long's Bakery ; Dismantle ; If There Is a Reason ; When a woman hits on you in a bookstore ; Persist (II) ; Blood Houses ; 127 Notebooks ; Amplified -- spark, earth. Abandon ; Mother's Day ; Farther ; Love me again ; Persist (III) ; & -- in a Thousand-Yard Stare -- Reverie ; O-H-I-O ; Monday morning, the first thing ; Protocol ; Persist (IV) ; {Eni Dreams (w/Regrets)} ; Montgomery ; Sugar Hill ; Caterwaul ; Family Business: Indy ; Clip ; Haints ; Rorschach visits the ER ; Is it wrong ; Persist (V) ; When You Know, Logically, That Death Is Not Just a Matter of Rest but a Way of Making Space For New People On Earth, &, Quite Honestly, After All You've Loved, Pampered & Lost, You, Selfish By Your Own Admission, Could Care Less ; Tout De Suite ; Upon the Wife's Return, the Lovers Kiss @ the Airport ; Workers, Morning: The Thirsty Scholar ; {Eni (of the Unreliable Knuckles)} ; Confession: ; Prosody ; A grandmother asks me how to spell divine ; Jack London Square, September ; Tongues -- Epilogue.
"In urgent new poems, Mitchell L. H. Douglas depicts the assault on people of color in America's increasingly divided Heartland. A devotee of American popular culture, from rock 'n' roll to Star Wars to Marvel comic books, Douglas now wonders whether we will withstand its most odious, self-destructive elements in this searing collection"--Provided by publisher.

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