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Pamela Alexander's poetry is characterized by inventive language, scrupulous accuracy of imagery, and a winning fusion of the comic and the deeply serious. Her subjects vary as widely as her settings, which range from the New Hampshire woods to the Arizona desert. A family life eccentric to the point of chaos, close observations of wildlife, and coastal sailing are among the poet's topics.

American poetry --- Black Mountain school (Group of poets)

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Stunning poetry that explores the complex relationship between past and present.

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Still a touchstone of contemporary avant-garde poetry today, this 35th anniversary edition of John Ashbery's second book celebrates an American poet who has won a Pulitzer Prize, a National Book Award, and a National Book Critics Circle Award.

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In a dehumanizing world where commodities and materialism seem to be more valuable than people, six poets have assembled a collection of their work that acts as an antidote to the market-driven '90s. Caroline Davidson, Roger Nash, Sonja Dunn, James Reaney, Bernice Lever and Robert Sward bring you Uncivilizing, a book of poetry that will inspire you to free yourself from the traps of everyday life.

Canadian poetry --- American poetry --- Black Mountain school (Group of poets) --- Canadian literature. --- Canadian literature (English) --- English literature

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From the opening poem, Freisinger conducts an inquiry into the "fledging of souls" ... It is rare these days to find in American poetry any interest in metaphysics. But in Plato's Breath, even the Kirby man, a vacuum cleaner salesman, wrangles with big questions, though Freisinger is under no illusion that he can "trap the immensities of the moment" or infinity.

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