Items related to A Guide to Forgetting (National Poetry Series)

A Guide to Forgetting (National Poetry Series) - Softcover

Book 25 of 126: National Poetry

Skinner, Jeffrey

  • 3.78 out of 5 stars
    18 ratings by Goodreads
 
9781555971083: A Guide to Forgetting (National Poetry Series)

Synopsis

Poems deal with nature, religion, the senses, beauty, mortality, modern life, consciousness, class, parents, family, art, marriage, and children

"synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.

Review

As If To Mime The Expansion Of The Universe
As The Women Sleep
Beauty And The Spider
Between My Father And I, A Vast Language
Books: Your Mother And I Contentedly Obsessed
Business Feeds Us. I Never Chose It, Will Leave
The City Out Of The Boy
The Colorless Cloud Visits Us From Chernobyl
Denatured Time Between Self Now And Self Then
Early Music
For Chris, Sweeping
The Good Story
A Grace
A Guide To Forgetting
Happy Hour With Leary
Hey Nineteen
I Close My Eyes
I Wanted A Boy, Of Course, Wanted To Create
In The News Today, A Woman In Fatigues
The Last Poem To His First Wife
Light Figures The Small Grasses And Flails
Looking At A Photograph Of My Father At My Age
Love Notwithstanding
The Maple Keys
No Thoughts, Simply The Wind, The Soft Clatter
On A Bad Painting In The Lobby Of Ibm International
On A Jet To Zurich, Bonnie Cranky For A Bottle
On Repeated Failures To Understand Relativity
Pastoral
Prayer Is Better Left Unspoken. Go To Eckhart
Prayer To Cottonmouth Blocking The Road To The Pond
Prayer To Doe Confused
Prayer To Housefly In Winter
Prayer To Owl Hiding In Daylight
Prayer To Sparrow In Two Seasons
Prayer To Wasp On The Occasion Of Its Execution
Problems
Rescuing The Angel
Self Portrait
The Snakes Withdraw From Unilateral Dreams
Sometimes I Wish I Could Enter Your Sleep
Summer Guests
Sunday Morning, Rain, The Prspect Of All Day
This Odd-shaped Head I'ver Passed On To You Both
Three Seas
To My Unborn
Uncle Joe
The Way We Came We Back Out Of To Begin Again
What I Want Is Deep Connection, Down To The Task
What We Can See
Words Rise And The Sky Accepts Them, Makes
-- Table of Poems from Poem FinderŪ

"About this title" may belong to another edition of this title.