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News of the Day

Autor John Peterson
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 31 mai 2007
Poetry. "I call this collection NEWS OF THE DAY to indicate two things.First, some of these pieces were written for specific events;momentary poetic statements of the events of the day. 'The Social, 'written as a comment on the legacy of the left in the early days ofClinton's presidency, was one of these pieces, as was '28 Years'written after an invitation by Terry Hertzler to read at a Veteran's Daypoetry reading. Second, some pieces were written with specificevents in mind like 'Voice, ' written as a statement about Reagan's dirtywar in Nicaragua. Certainly the piece written on hearing of thepassing of Allen Ginsberg, that is the dedication piece, is one ofthese. And 'Impeachment, ' written about, what else, the Clintonimpeachment, took a long time to write and had to be concise giventhe excess of the thing itself. The poems of the second section, Poems out of Philosophy, were written in the aftermath of September 11th and during a periodof travel, mostly in the south. They seem to be more philosophicalwhich, like poems associated with timely events, can lend a weightthat if not handled well can crush the poetry. This is a chance I amwilling to take to say what I feel need be said"--from the author's Acknowledgme
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9780978959739
ISBN-10: 0978959736
Pagini: 140
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 8 mm
Greutate: 0.2 kg
Editura: Poetic Matrix Press

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"At the 50th Anniversary Beat Conference at NYU in 1994, Gregory Corso led off his part of the Town Hall Concert with the statement that poets should bring the News of the Day to the community. . . Since then I've taken it upon myself, prior to a reading or concert, to find that poem that is the News of the Day, reading it to start off the event."--John Peterson, author.