Prospects
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Prospects

  1. 78 pages
  2. English
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eBook - ePub

Prospects

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Which prospects will be shared? Which inherited? Or must they be individual inventions, spurs digging into a future unavailable but, nevertheless, still there? Judith Hall's new poems consider the ways in which prospects take any number of forms, as different perspectives offer a sense of choice and loss.

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Publisher
LSU Press
Year
2020
ISBN
9780807174234

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Title Page
  3. Copyright Page
  4. Dedication
  5. Contents
  6. The Boy’s Grace; or, Pessimism
  7. Dear _________
  8. Experience
  9. “ROUND AND ROUND THEY SPED”
  10. Wanted: A Ploy: Employment: Apply
  11. “I WAS DISTURBED AT THIS”
  12. Just Now between Positions
  13. Do Not. Period. Follow
  14. From the DANAË COLLECTION
  15. The Girl’s Will; or, Optimism
  16. Prospect
  17. The Fringe Life
  18. Poems Found in a Dress for Success
  19. Experience Filed Under
  20. “The Applicant”
  21. Night Heart
  22. “The Economic Crisis as Idyll”
  23. “I ACCOSTED THE MAN”
  24. “‘IT IS FUTILE,’ I SAID”
  25. “‘YOU CAN NEVER’”
  26. Natural / Work Hard / Ability
  27. Letter to a Son
  28. The Buried Life
  29. One Less Husband
  30. The Pity of War
  31. But Go / Antagonize / And Come
  32. Op. “New Dawn”
  33. “‘YOU LIE,’ HE CRIED”
  34. Perilous Riddle
  35. Bride to Be
  36. “AND RAN ON”
  37. American Labor Poetry
  38. “I SAW A MAN PURSUING THE HORIZON”
  39. Coin
  40. FRACKING Leaves of Grass
  41. Prospect with a Grain of Salt
  42. Immaterial Arrival
  43. Acknowledgments and Notes