Vital Signs: Contemporary American Poetry from the University Presses

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Ronald Wallace
Univ of Wisconsin Press, 1989 - 502 pagini

The selections in this anthology represent the full range and vitality of contemporary American poetry--from minimalism to epic, from free verse to traditional form, from plain conversation to richly embroidered tapestry, form passionate political utterance to intense personal drama, from light verse to tough lyricism. Since 1950 university presses have published more than 900 volumes of original poetry , opening the canon to a wide range of rich and exciting voices. Nearly 200 of the those volumes are represented here.

Vital Signs features poems by such well established poets as John Ashbery, Marge Piercy, Adrienne Rich, and James Wright. Because the presses have also played a role in discovering and promoting the work of new poets, the reader will find here poems by many younger writers as well.

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Introduction
3
The University of Alabama Press
41
The University of Arkansas Press
47
Ronald Koertge
53
Charles Olson I Maximus of Gloucester to You
60
Elizabeth Libbey Helpmate
73
Mekeel McBride A Blessing
74
The University of Chicago Press
83
John Woods I Only Have One Cavity
138
Johns Hopkins University Press
145
David St John Hush
151
Marilyn Nelson Waniek Emily Dickinsons Defunct
183
The University of Massachusetts Press
193
The Swing by Honoré Fragonard
205
The University of Missouri Press
211
Molly Peacock
220

The University Presses of Florida
93
John Engels Joyce Vogler in 1948
101
The University of Illinois Press III
111
Dan Masterson For a Child Going Blind
117
Michael Van Walleghen More Trouble with the Obvious
123
Goya at the Museum
129
The University of North Carolina Press
227
Northeastern University Press
233
Ohio State University Press
239
Ohio University Press
245
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Ronald Wallace is the author of People and Dog in the Sun, Tunes for Bears to Dance To, and God Be With the Clown: Humor in American Poetry. He is Professor of English and Director of the Creative Writing Program at the University of Wisconsin--Madison.

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