
- 88 pages
- English
- ePUB (mobile friendly)
- Available on iOS & Android
About this book
Apples from Shinar was Hyam Plutzik's second complete collection. Originally published in 1959 as a part of Wesleyan University Press's newly minted poetry series, the collection includes "The Shepherd"—a section of the book-length poem "Horatio," which earned Plutzik a finalist position for the Pulitzer Prize. "The love and the words and the simplicity," that mark Plutzik's poetry, writes Philip Booth, "are all here [in Apples from Shinar], and the poems come peacefully, and wonderfully, alive." With a previously unpublished foreword by Hyam Plutzik and a new afterword by David Scott Kastan, this edition marks the centenary of Plutzik's birth and will introduce a new generation of readers to the work of one of the best mid-century American poets.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Half Title
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Contents
- Preface
- Because the Red Osier Dogwood
- The Dream About Our Master
- To my Daughter
- I am Disquieted
- As the Great Horse
- If Causality is Impossible
- The Old War
- The Premonition
- Jim Desterland
- After Looking into a Book
- The Geese
- The Mythos of Samuel Huntsman
- Beware, Saunterer
- The Airman Who Flew Over
- The Priest Ekranath
- I Imagined a Painter
- The Bass
- The Importance of Poetry
- Winter, Never Mind Where
- The Zero that is all
- For T.S.E. Only
- A New Explanation of the Quietude
- Portrait
- Requiem for Edward Carrigh
- And in the 51st Year
- Man and Tree
- Of Objects Considered as Fortresses
- A Philosopher on a Mountain
- Trio For two Voices and a Woodwind
- The Mythos of the Man from Enoch
- The Milkman
- The Last Fisherman
- The Shepherd (from Horatio)
- Afterword by David Scott Kastan