What ridiculous things we could ask of each other : poems / by Jeffrey Schultz

Author:: Schultz, Jeffrey, 1979-
Uniform Title:: Poems. Selections
Published:: Athens : The University of Georgia Press, [2014]
Physical Description:: x, 72 pages ; 22 cm.

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Series:

The national poetry series

Contents:

Machine generated contents note: There's No Telling How Long This Will Take -- Our Lady of the Electrical Substation -- Weekday Apocalyptic -- Power Outage, Fresno, California, August 10, 1996 -- As If Someone Were Trying to Tell Us Something -- J. Learns the Difference between Poverty and Having No Money -- The Soul as Social Service Caseworker -- The Day before the Revolution -- Parable of the Blind Man -- Without Our Even Knowing It -- The Gathering Blues -- When You Hold at Last the Magnifier above the Page -- Early Service at the Temple of Angelino Heights -- The Soul as a Kind of Life I Sort of Lived Once -- The Mourners Fare -- First Time around the Floor -- Old News and the Borrowed Blues -- The Velvet Underground's "Sweet Jane," from Two Minutes, Thirty-Three Seconds to Two Minutes, Fifty-One Seconds -- These Arms of Mine -- The Soul as Perpetually Eighteen Years Old -- Permanent Collection -- The Soul as Rooms for Rent -- The Soul as Episode in the Supermarket -- Apocalypse When? -- Inner City Circular Saw Cosmology Blues -- What Ridiculous Things We Could Ask of Each Other -- To the Unexploded H-Bomb Lost in Tidal Mud off the Coast of Savannah, Georgia -- The Soul as Kaczynski -- J. Steals from the Rich and Uses the Money to Get Drunk Again -- J. Listens to Line Static on the Last Pay Phone in the Continental U.S. -- J. Resists the Urge to Comment on Your Blog -- J. Finds in His Pocket Neither Change nor Small Bills.

ISBN:

9780820347219 (pbk. : alk. paper)
0820347213 (pbk. : alk. paper)

Bibliography Note:

Includes bibliographical references.

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