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I Want to Tell You
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In Jesse Lee Kercheval's sixth collection, I Want to Tell You, her searching, incantatory poems speak directly and forcefully to the reader in a voice that is by turns angry, elegiac, wry, or witty but always sharply alive. Crossing through the bewildering territory of grief, Kercheval argues with god and the universe about the deaths of people she loves. She also writes movingly about the complications of family life and love, the messy puzzle of life itself. SAY THE WORD, BLISS when the gaudy sun routsthe curtains & velvet isdrawn back from window after windowto let the morning in& night has yet to be imagined
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- Cover Page
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- I Want To Tell You
- God has no name.
- Iāll Call This Death Chartreuse, Her Favorite Color
- The Half-Life of Grief
- On Being Still Alive
- Blessing
- White Notes in White Envelopes
- Ice
- A Dream Set in Wheat
- we traveled far and
- Poem to Forget
- Say the word bliss
- Down MacDougal Street
- Forgive me
- Final Report on the Lost Footage of the War
- How the Parents Left Us
- A House Is Never Empty
- On Being Silent
- A poem in which my mother speaks
- Dormition
- Black Night
- [A Twinkling Outermost and Remote]
- Archangel
- Incandescent
- [Today, alone]
- [The ice does not melt]
- In this city
- Speculation, Made to Last
- Memorial Day
- [When you think about it]
- House of Sleep
- Train
- Genetic
- One City Built Upon Another
- [Here right here]
- Sleep
- I am telling you
- Acknowledgments