The Voice At 3:00 A.m.
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The Voice At 3:00 A.m.

Selected Late and New Poems

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The Voice At 3:00 A.m.

Selected Late and New Poems

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Charles Simic has been widely celebrated for his brilliant poetic imagery; his social, political, and moral alertness; his uncanny ability to make the ordinary extraordinary; and not least, the sardonic humor all his own. Gathering much of his material from the seemingly mundane minutiae of contemporary American culture, Simic matches meditations on spiritual concerns and the weight of history with a nimble wit, shifting effortlessly to moments of clear vision and intense poetic revelation. Chosen as one of the New York Library's 25 Books to Remember for 2003, The Voice at 3: 00 A. M. was also nominated for a National Book Award. The recipient of many prizes, Simic most recently received Canada's Griffin Prize. The poems in this collection--spanning two decades of his work--present a rich and varied survey of a remarkable lyrical journey.In the Street
Beauty, dark goddess,
We met and parted
As though we parted not.
Like two stopped watches
In a dusty store window,
One golden morning of time.

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Publisher
Ecco
Year
2006
ISBN
9780547546322

Table of contents

  1. Title Page
  2. Front
  3. From Unending Blues, 1986
  4. December
  5. Early Evening Algebra
  6. Toward Nightfall
  7. William and Cynthia
  8. At the Night Court
  9. First Frost
  10. For the Sake of Amelia
  11. October Arriving
  12. Against Whatever it is That's Encroaching
  13. Promises of Leniency and Forgiveness
  14. From The Book of Gods and Devils, 1990
  15. The Little Pins of Memory
  16. St. Thomas Aquinas
  17. A Letter
  18. Factory
  19. Shelley
  20. The Betrothal
  21. The Devils
  22. Evening Talk
  23. The White Room
  24. Frightening Toys
  25. The Big War
  26. Death, the Philosopher
  27. At the Corner
  28. A Word
  29. The Pieces of the Clock Lie Scattered
  30. The Immortal
  31. The Gods
  32. Two Dogs
  33. Cabbage
  34. Paradise
  35. In the Library
  36. The Scarecrow
  37. Windy Evening
  38. From Hotel Insomnia, 1992
  39. Evening Chess
  40. The City
  41. Penal Architecture
  42. The Prodigal
  43. Hotel Insomnia
  44. The Tiger
  45. Clouds Gathering
  46. Folk Songs
  47. A Book Full of Pictures
  48. Evening Walk
  49. Hotel Starry Sky
  50. To Think Clearly
  51. The Chair
  52. Lost Glove
  53. Romantic Sonnet
  54. Beauty
  55. My Quarrel with the Infinite
  56. The Old World
  57. Country Fair
  58. From A Wedding in Hell, 1994
  59. Sinister Company
  60. Dream Avenue
  61. Paradise Motel
  62. The Clocks of the Dead
  63. Explaining a Few Things
  64. Romantic Landscape
  65. Leaves
  66. Transport
  67. Crazy About her Shrimp
  68. Reading History
  69. Empires
  70. The Tower
  71. Shaving
  72. Mystics
  73. Via Del Tritone
  74. The Secret
  75. From Walking the Black Cat, 1996
  76. Mirrors at 4 a.m.
  77. Relaxing in a Madhouse
  78. Late Call
  79. Emily's Theme
  80. Cameo Appearance
  81. What the Gypsies Told My Grandmother While She Was Still a Young Girl
  82. Charm School
  83. October Light
  84. Ghosts
  85. At the Cookout
  86. Club Midnight
  87. Blood Orange
  88. Pastoral Harpsichord
  89. The Friends of Heraclitus
  90. From Jackstraws, 1999
  91. The Voice at 3:00 a.m.
  92. Speck-Sized Screaming Head
  93. The Soul has Many Brides
  94. El Libro de la Sexualidad
  95. Mummy's Curse
  96. Prison Guards Silhouetted Against the Sky
  97. School for Visionaries
  98. Midsummer Feast
  99. Obscurely Occupied
  100. On the Meadow
  101. Talking to the Ceiling
  102. De Occulta Philosophia
  103. Mystic Life
  104. Ambiguity's Wedding
  105. Head of a Doll
  106. From Night Picnic, 2001
  107. Past-Lives Therapy
  108. Unmade Beds
  109. Street of Jewelers
  110. The One to Worry About
  111. Cherry Blossom Time
  112. Sunday Papers
  113. And then I Think
  114. The Altar
  115. My Father Attributed Immortality to Waiters
  116. Views From a Train
  117. Night Picnic
  118. Car Graveyard
  119. Wooden Church
  120. The Lives of the Alchemists
  121. New Poems
  122. Nearest Nameless
  123. Empty Barbershop
  124. In the Street
  125. Grayheaded Schoolchildren
  126. Serving Time
  127. Postcard from S.
  128. Little Night Music
  129. Driving These Roads
  130. The Museum Opens at Midnight
  131. Party Fiend
  132. The Prompter
  133. Autumn Sky
  134. Something Large is in the Woods
  135. To the One Tunneling
  136. Separate Truths
  137. The Secret Doctrine
  138. The Hearse
  139. Café Don Quixote
  140. Late September