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Trees Dream of Water Selected and New Poems

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Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

25.02.2025

Verlag

University Of Arizona Press

Seitenzahl

328

Maße (L/B/H)

22,6/15/2,3 cm

Gewicht

454 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-8165-5422-5

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

25.02.2025

Verlag

University Of Arizona Press

Seitenzahl

328

Maße (L/B/H)

22,6/15/2,3 cm

Gewicht

454 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-8165-5422-5

Herstelleradresse

Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

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  • Foreword by Joy Harjo 
    Introduction by Rigoberto GonzÁlez 
    DURING THE GROWING SEASON (1978)
    I Hear the Mare Neigh 
    If There Was Moonlight 
    No Stars No Stars 
    You Listen to the Chickens 
    Not of the Soil 
    Red Dress 
    Way of the Falling Rain 
    ChacÓn and Rain 
    Comanchito Lullaby 
    What Trees Dream About 
    Past Placitas 
    There’s the House 
    We Slept on the Porch 
    The Road to Waldo 
    As Celso Tells It 
    Mentiras 
    Yaqui Indian Blood 
    Her Name Is Morning 
    Letter to Erlinda 
    Hitchhiking 
    Green Something or Other in Kansas 
    If We Got Married 
    AGUA NEGRA (1981) In the RincÓn 
    Benediction 
    Tree 
    The Goat’s Cry 
    Estafiate 
    Too Many Years 
    Agua Negra 
    A Shadow Which Could Be Anything 
    The Silent Bell 
    The Trees on the Hillside 
    Augustina 
    Weaving the Rain 
    A Lying Moon and a Lonely Bird 
    This Dark Winter 
    Leaving Vegas 
    There Is the Wind 
    My Mother Listens 
    One Day Before Christmas 
    Before We Had an Icebox 
    Artificial Flowers 
    CELSO (1980) (1985) Celso Was Born 
    Celso’s Father 
    The Moon and Angels 
    Ash Wednesday 
    Holy Water 
    The Miracle 
    A Thousand Angels 
    Angel Hair 
    Estrellita’s Lips 
    Una CanciÓn de Flores 
    Triste, Triste Son 
    The Dead Are Dancing 
    A Dying Flower for His Heart 
    This Bitterness 
    The Sorrowful Madonna 
    Because the Moon Is a Woman 
    Job Visits Celso 
    Celso’s Dream 
    Celso Talking to the Moon 
    One Night as Celso 
    Santiago, Since I Turned Sixty 
    There Was a Time 
    GOING HOME AWAY INDIAN (1990)
    Going Home Away 
    He Was Dancing the Yellow Dance 
    He Didn’t Like Me 
    It Was in 1856 
    In His Dreams 
    Skeleton Indian 
    Marilyn Monroe Indian 
    Skeleton Indian, He’s the Talk 
    I Ever See You 
    Yellow Blouse Woman 
    Skeleton Indian Thinks 
    Skeleton Indian Was a Navajo 
    Here Comes Skeleton 
    There’s Nothing Worse 
    Head Blown Off 
    That’s John Colley 
    He Was Approached 
    Who Was He 
    Welcome, Says Skeleton 
    Raymundo 
    Raymundo, Say You Love Me 
    Note from the Author 
    SAN FERNANDEZ BEAT (1992)
    Ginsberg’s on the Phone Again 
    Next Time I Come to Visit 
    Mr. Martinez Is Quite a Character 
    “How Do You Do It?” I Ask 
    Mr. Martinez Always Has 
    Alfred’s on the Phone Again 
    Contents ix Alfred, If I Don’t Find Him 
    I Drop In on Alfred 
    As Poets Get Older They 
    I’m Invited 
    I Keep Wondering When Fulgenzi 
    Alfred’s Getting Famous 
    Dream of Old Peruvian Days 
    I Wake Up 000 Alfred’s Turned Artist, Not 
    Note from the Author 
    BEYOND NAGEEZI
    1.
    I Have Come a Long Way 
    Datura 
    I Wander in the Desert 
    I Hesitate Before a Severed 
    Each Second Lengthens the Distance 
    The Cactus Have Taken Steps 
    I Walk Out into the Desert 
    Flowers Blooming 
    I Moved to the Desert 
    She Picked the Cactus 
    2.
    Between Yeso and Fort Sumner 
    Clovis 
    End of the Columbus Day Weekend 
    For Miles There Is Nothing 
    Slower Than Anything 
    What Was There to Do on the Plains 
    Tonight the Moon Is Lost 
    We Looked Under the Sofa Cushions 
    You Loved to Dance 
    Waltzing 
    3.
    At Night These 
    There Is an Ancient Belief 
    I Climbed a High Hill 
    I Stepped Outside 
    Walking Down 
    Spiders Scurry 
    A Few Heavy Raindrops 
    4.
    In the Late Afternoon 
    I Opened My Window 
    Clouds Are Moving 
    The Wind Is Knocking 
    Winter Has Arrived 
    After the Sun Sets 
    I Follow Dark Winter Birds 
    Scraping Off the Ice 
    Moon and River 
    5.
    Drawing Up the Blinds 
    Yesterday As I Drove Past 
    Seeing You from a Distance 
    When You Were Living 
    Walking Through the Forest 
    Returning to Los Alamos 
    The Night Pulsates 
    6.
    Another Cold Night 
    Was It Fall 000 You’re in the Yard
    7.
    Chaco Canyon 
    The Mountains Call Me 
    I Skirt the Bisti 
    There Is No Sound Here 
    Silence Exists Here 
    Beyond Nageezi 
    For Lame Deer (Sioux Medicine Man) 
    A Remembered Dream: Thoughts on Becoming a Writer 
    Acknowledgments