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The Best American Poetry 2011
Series Editor David Lehman
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eBook - ePub
The Best American Poetry 2011
Series Editor David Lehman
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The latest installment of the yearly anthology of contemporary American poetry that has achieved brand-name status in the literary world.
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- Cover
- Back Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- Foreword
- Introduction
- Chapter 1: Elizabeth Alexander, âRallyâ
- Chapter 2: Sherman Alexie, âValedictionâ
- Chapter 3: Rae Armantrout, âSoft Moneyâ
- Chapter 4: John Ashbery, âPostlude and Prequelâ
- Chapter 5: Julianna Baggott, âTo My Lover, Concerning the Yird-Swineâ
- Chapter 6: Erin Belieu, âWhen at a Certain Party in NYCâ
- Chapter 7: Cara Benson, âBankingâ
- Chapter 8: Jaswinder Bolina, âMine Is the First Rodeo, Mine Is the Last Accoladeâ
- Chapter 9: Catherine Bowman, âThe Sinkâ
- Chapter 10: Turner Cassity, âOff the Nollendorfplatzâ
- Chapter 11: Michael Cirelli, âDead Assâ
- Chapter 12: Billy Collins, âHere and Thereâ
- Chapter 13: Olena Kalytiak Davis, Three Sonnets [âSonnet (division),â âSonnet (motion),â âSonnet (silenced)â]
- Chapter 14: Matthew Dickman, âCoffeeâ
- Chapter 15: Michael Dickman, âFrom the Lives of My Friendsâ
- Chapter 16: Denise Duhamel, âMy Strip Clubâ
- Chapter 17: Cornelius Eady, âEmmett Tillâs Glass-Top Casketâ
- Chapter 18: Jill Alexander Essbaum, âStaysâ
- Chapter 19: Alan Feldman, âIn Novemberâ
- Chapter 20: Farrah Field, From âThe Amy Poemsâ (âAmy Survives Another Apocalypseâ and âYouâre Really Starting to Suck, Amyâ)
- Chapter 21: Carolyn ForchĂ©, âMorning on the Islandâ
- Chapter 22: Beckian Fritz Goldberg, âEverything Is Nervousâ
- Chapter 23: Benjamin S. Grossberg, âThe Space Traveler Talks Frankly about Desireâ
- Chapter 24: Jennifer Grotz, âPoppiesâ
- Chapter 25: Robert Hass, âAugust Notebook: A Deathâ
- Chapter 26: Terrance Hayes, âLightheadâs Guide to the Galaxyâ
- Chapter 27: K. A. Hays, âJust As, After a Point, Job Cried Outâ
- Chapter 28: Bob Hicok, âHaving Intended to Merely Pick on an Oil Company, the Poem Goes Awryâ
- Chapter 29: Jane Hirshfield, âThe Cloudy Vaseâ
- Chapter 30: Paul Hoover, âGodâs Promisesâ
- Chapter 31: Andrew Hudgins, âThe Funeral Sermonâ
- Chapter 32: Major Jackson, From Holding Company (âBereft,â âLying,â âThe Giant Swing Ending in a Split,â âNarcissusâ)
- Chapter 33: Allison Joseph, âNotebooksâ
- Chapter 34: L. S. Klatt, âAndrew Wyeth, Painter, Dies at 91â
- Chapter 35: Jennifer Knox, âKiri Te Kanawa Singing âO Mio Babbino Caroââ
- Chapter 36: Yusef Komunyakaa, âA Voice on an Answering Machineâ
- Chapter 37: James Longenbach, âSnowâ
- Chapter 38: Bridget Lowe, âThe Pilgrim Is Bridled and Bespectacledâ
- Chapter 39: Maurice Manning, âThe Complaint against Roney Laswellâs Roosterâ
- Chapter 40: Morton Marcus, âPearsâ
- Chapter 41: Jill McDonough, âDear Gaybashersâ
- Chapter 42: Erika Meitner, âElegy with Construction Sounds, Water, Fishâ
- Chapter 43: Paul Muldoon, âThe Side Projectâ
- Chapter 44: Jude Nutter, âWordâ
- Chapter 45: Jeni Olin, âPillow Talkâ
- Chapter 46: Eric Pankey, âCogitatio Mortisâ
- Chapter 47: Alan Michael Parker, âFamily Mathâ
- Chapter 48: Catherine Pierce, âPostcards from Her Alternate Livesâ
- Chapter 49: Robert Pinsky, âHornâ
- Chapter 50: Katha Pollitt, âAngelsâ
- Chapter 51: D. A. Powell, âBugcatching at Twilightâ
- Chapter 52: Gretchen Steele Pratt, âTo my father on the anniversary of his deathâ
- Chapter 53: James Richardson, âEven More Aphorisms and Ten-Second Essays from Vectors 3.0â
- Chapter 54: Anne Marie Rooney, âWhat my heart is turningâ
- Chapter 55: Mary Ruefle, âProvenanceâ
- Chapter 56: David St. John, âGhost Auroraâ
- Chapter 57: Mary Jo Salter, âThe Afterlifeâ
- Chapter 58: James Schuyler, âThe Smallestâ
- Chapter 59: Charles Simic, âNineteen Thirty-Eightâ
- Chapter 60: Matthew Buckley Smith, âNowhereâ
- Chapter 61: Patricia Smith, âMotown Crownâ
- Chapter 62: Gerald Stern, âDream IVâ
- Chapter 63: Bianca Stone, âPantoum for the Imperceptibleâ
- Chapter 64: Mark Strand, âThe Poem of the Spanish Poetâ
- Chapter 65: Mary Jo Thompson, âThirteen Monthsâ
- Chapter 66: Natasha Trethewey, âElegyâ
- Chapter 67: Lee Upton, âDrunk at a Partyâ
- Chapter 68: David Wagoner, âThoreau and the Lightningâ
- Chapter 69: Rosanna Warren, âThe Latchâ
- Chapter 70: Rachel Wetzsteon, âTime Piecesâ
- Chapter 71: Richard Wilbur, âEcclesiastes II:Iâ
- Chapter 72: C. K. Williams, âA Hundred Bonesâ
- Chapter 73: David Wojahn, âMix Tape to Be Brought to Her in Rehabâ
- Chapter 74: Charles Wright, âToadstoolsâ
- Chapter 75: Stephen Yenser, âCycladic Idyll: An Apologiaâ
- Contributorsâ Notes and Comments
- Magazines Where the Poems Were First Published
- Acknowledgments
- Footnote
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