American poetry -- 21st century
Found in 139 Collections and/or Records:
From the front porch, 2011
This collection of poems is an exploration of femininity, culture, rituals, love and my expectations of all of these. Included are also translations by the Urugayan poet Juana di Ibarbourou, who writes about her femininity and how it collides with social
Gathering quarters, 2009
This thesis speaks to the uncertainty of the future. Time is a currency that can be lost and gained, spent well or wasted. The poems work to strike a balance between humor and seriousness. -- abstract.
Girl at the witching hour, 2017
"Girl At The Witching Hour is a collection of poems about relationships." --Abstract.
Gold That Frames the Mirror, 2019
Good citizen, 2012
This collection of poems addresses family, culture, and identity. The poems move through sometimes bizarre realities to more recognizable ones. Shorter lyrics appear next to longer narratives. Conversational speech features frequently, especially in piece
Grindstone Island, 2004
The poems in this collection are arranged according to their setting.
Here, 2015
The poems of Here move through experiences of pain inflicted on and by oneself -- physical brutality, sexual transgression and shame, domestic violence -- and ultimately ask what can be gained from our attention to such wounding. In pieces couched alterna
Homing, 2006
Homing is a collection of poems with origins in graduate work at Emerson College. Poems vary in form, though tend toward short lyric and lyric narrative. -- abstract.
How the river found us, 2006
This collection of 41 poems touches on many personal and compelling themes related to family, parenting, relationships, and alcoholism. -- abstract.
Human trap, 2015
Huzzah!, 2012
Huzzah! is a collection of poems that aim to celebrate the instability and inadequency in the language of our time. It is a punk rock love letter to the world, a study of pop culture by kaleideoscope. These poems are a giant gorilla blowing kisses to the
I have this dream in which you try to kill me, 2006
This manuscript focuses on the surreal, imaginative, and lasting qualities of dreams, and illuminates how dream perceptions bleed into and exist in the waking world. -- abstract.
In Lieu of Gravity, 2016
Invisible men, 2008
New American poems, driven by 'a willingness to disturb a world that prefers to remain at rest with itself [William Minor]. Also includes a new translation of the poem 'Yo no soy yo' by Juan Ramon Jimenez. -- abstract.
Jerks, 2015
Jerks is a collection that explores the world and the thoughts of a lowlife. Many of the poems deal with drugs and alcohol and their effects. Some poems are innocent memories. The characters and figures described can be tough to like, due to their vices a
Language acquisition, 2009
This collection of both narrative and lyric poetry looks back on and addresses from different perspectives several key stages of the author's life: her near-death experience following an automobile accident; her difficult recovery of physical and emotiona
Last stop, Wonderland, 2009
Last Stop, Wonderland is a collection of poetry. Many of the poems are written in a blue-collar" voice and include subjects such as work, politics, and growing up in the Midwest. In contrast, other poems are concerned with art, nature, and humanity." -- a
Late night preparations, 2007
'Late Night Preparations' is a collection of poems that often stem from and center on the author's experience of place. -- abstract.
Like hermit crabs to sea, 2006
Poems dealing with a variety of topics in a range of modes. Many concern the author's origins in the Caribbean and his migration to New England, and the uneasy relationship he has with both places. -- abstract.
Long emergency, 2015
"This manuscript of poems examines the forces that shape us, from the astronomical laws of the universe to manufactured earthly possessions. How can we see that which pervades every cell, but is yet invisible? Do we fully understand the repercussions of what we create? Are we in charge of our desires, or are they manufacturing us?" --Abstract.