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Flagrant Dead: Poems (P338/Mrc)

Name: Flagrant Dead: Poems (P338/Mrc)
Brand: Mercer University Press
SKU: 06385552
Price: 5700 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Stephen BlueStone
ISBN: 9780881460759

Stephen BlueStone

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 06385552

Publishers Mercer University Press, March 2003

In prize-winning poetry that explores the timelessness of everyday life, Stephen Bluestone's The Fla... Full description

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In prize-winning poetry that explores the timelessness of everyday life, Stephen Bluestone's The Flagrant Dead examines the spiritual connections between past and present. The lived moment endures. The agony of Jesus in the garden, the fantastic stage performances of Harry Houdini, the surreal comedy of Harpo Marx, and the loving artistry of the last of the traditional village rug makers all continue to happen. As late-summer shadows fall, Jackie Robinson still dances off first base, changing us forever. The past is permanent and universal. The same light recorded nearly two centuries ago in the earliest photographic erotica still enters our eyes today. The automobile may change time and space, but it has not changed us. As Walt Whitman in ?Crossing Brooklyn Ferry? traveled from the past to the future, so in ?The Crossing, ? a central poem of this volume, do we continue that journey. The poems in The Flagrant Dead connect the individual with mankind. Sadness and joy are endless.