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" An algebra / "
Don Bogen.
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BL
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957887
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b712257
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| Main Entry
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Bogen, Don
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An algebra /\ Don Bogen.
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| Publication Statement
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Chicago :: University of Chicago Press,, 2009.
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Phoenix poets
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1 online resource (ix, 77 pages)
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| ISBN
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0226063143
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: 1282426176
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: 6612426179
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: 9780226063140
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: 9781282426177
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: 9786612426179
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0226063135
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9780226063133
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Includes bibliographical references.
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| Contents
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Acknowledgments; I; Run; Proteus; A Cage; Wants; Air; Who; Edge; Have To; Swim; Vaporizer; A Language; Flowers; II; Variations on an Elegiac Theme; Bagatelles; Barcarole; Sky; Read; Stage; Anything That Happens; Slash; Give it Back; A World; An Algebra; Could Not Speak.
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From Bagatelles Bagatelles, mere gestures in dry air, each pluck a dot, strokes marked on silence reaching into the dark. Beauty is strict, it passes: an echo, a wedge of harmony, sudden, broken--Who goes there? An Algebra is an interwoven collection of eight sequences and sixteen individual poems, where images and phrases recur in new contexts, connecting and suspending thoughts, emotions and insights. By turns, the poems leap from the public realm of urban decay and outsourcing to the intimacies of family life, from a street mime to a haunting dream, from elegy to lyric evocation.
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American literature.
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American poetry.
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American literature.
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American poetry.
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POETRY / General.
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| Dewey Classification
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811/.54
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PS3552.O4337A79 2009eb
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| Cover Title
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(A)lgebra
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