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Record Nr.

UNINA9910789258503321

Autore

McDaniel Jeffrey <1967->

Titolo

The endarkenment [[electronic resource] /] / Jeffrey McDaniel

Pubbl/distr/stampa

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania : , : University of Pittsburgh Press, , 2008

©2008

ISBN

0-8229-9067-9

Descrizione fisica

1 online resource (84 p.)

Collana

Pitt Poetry Series

Disciplina

811.54

Soggetti

American poetry

Drug addiction

Poetry

Lingua di pubblicazione

Inglese

Formato

Materiale a stampa

Livello bibliografico

Monografia

Note generali

Description based upon print version of record.

Nota di contenuto

""Contents""; ""Confessions of a Flawed Deity""; ""Origins""; ""Summer of Stationary Road Trips""; ""The Pool""; ""Heavy Breather Zoo""; ""what I left out of  â€œSummer of Stationary Road Tripsâ€?""; ""The Quicksand Hourglass""; ""Exercising My Demons""; ""Zugzwang""; ""The Endarkenment""; ""Ethel Rosenberg Addressing Her Brother, David Greenglass""; ""Matisse/Picasso Painting Exchange, 1907""; ""The Real Dick Cheney""; ""The Soul Farmer""; ""from The Emotional Warrior Handbook""; ""Trent Lott Addressing the Log Cabin Republicans""; ""Meditations on the Death Penalty""

""Guidebook to Nowhere""""Lament for a Shriveling Flesh Plant""; ""i send you this leaf""; ""don't touch it!""; ""Good""; ""Compulsively Allergic to the Truth""; ""New Word for Tongue""; ""Arrivederci Lipstick""; ""Impersonal Ad #47""; ""from The Diaries of Cinnamon Holloway""; ""Boner Etiquette""; ""morning walk, 43 Hours Without Sleep""; ""Whitman on the F""; ""Watch the Closing Doors""; ""Air Empathy""; ""Wildlife on the 4""; ""Odysseus on the G""; ""St. Theresa of the 6""; ""Blessings from the Shrine Pit""; ""Little Sadness""; ""Oblivion Chiclets""; ""Day 4305""; ""The USS Goodbye""

""Self-Portrait as a Trampoline, or the six-month anniversary of my daughter�s birth""""Just for the Record""; ""The Outburst""; ""Self-Portrait as a Stick of Butter, or the four-day anniversary of my



daughter�s birth""; ""Acknowledgments""

Sommario/riassunto

""Known for his commanding stage presence as a reader, McDaniel trades hard in his fourth book on his rough-and-tumble persona--a recovering addict from the working class streets--while also showing softer sides. McDaniel's sometimes awkward, if earnest searching might just be what allows him to find moments of great beauty, humor and stillness."" --Publishers Weekly  "McDaniel is known for his talent performing his poems, however his voice doesn't lose its impact in written form. It may be more powerful because the reader can view the poet's unique ideas and phrases over and over until their