The Moon is Always FemaleHer seventh and most wide ranging collection. In the 1st of 2 sections, the poems move from the amusingly elegiac to the erotic, the classical to the funny. The 2nd section is a series of 15 poems for a calendar based on lunar rather than solar divisions Copyright © Libri GmbH. All rights reserved. |
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... Today let us hear hurrahs for zippers , those small shark teeth that part politely to let us at what we want ; the tape on packages that unlock us birthday presents ; envelopes we slit to thaw the frozen words on the tundra of paper . Today ...
... Today let us hear hurrahs for zippers , those small shark teeth that part politely to let us at what we want ; the tape on packages that unlock us birthday presents ; envelopes we slit to thaw the frozen words on the tundra of paper . Today ...
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... Today let us praise the cast that finally opens , slit neatly in two like a dinosaur egg , and out at last comes somewhat hairier , powdered in dead skin but still beautiful , the lost for months body of my love . Waiting outside All ...
... Today let us praise the cast that finally opens , slit neatly in two like a dinosaur egg , and out at last comes somewhat hairier , powdered in dead skin but still beautiful , the lost for months body of my love . Waiting outside All ...
Contents
The inside chance | 3 |
Excursions incursions | 10 |
Leonard Avenue | 16 |
Copyright | |
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Argiope Artemis asbestos baby belly bird bleed blood blue body bones brain breasts burns champagne chew chiffon child Chile climb cold compost constellation dance dark death Demeter dinosaur dreams drink eyes face fear feel female fighting fingers fire flesh frog glass grasses green Habondia hair HAND GAMES hands hard head Hecate hold hunger hungry inside jellyfish kill leap leaves light live look lover mind moon morning mother mouth never night nymphs orgasm other's pain pine pitch pine poems purr rain roaring rock sharp shine singing sleep slippery rock snow space suit stone strong woman sweet swell tail talking taste teeth testicle Today let tree trying turn vagina voice wake warm waves weep wind wine womb women zucchini
References to this book
Pedagogy and the Politics of the Body: A Critical Praxis Sherry B. Shapiro No preview available - 1999 |
Like Letters in Running Water: A Mythopoetics of Curriculum Mary Aswell Doll No preview available - 2000 |