After Eden
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After Eden

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Recinos discovered a love for poetry living on the streets after being abandoned by immigrant Latino parents. At age sixteen, a White Presbyterian minister made him a part of his family and guided him back to school. Recinos finished high school, attended undergraduate school in Ohio and later graduate school in New York, where he befriended the Nuyorican poet the late Miguel Pinero who encouraged him to write and read poetry at the Nuyorican poets cafe. After Eden registers life at the edges of American society in ways that are both personal and universal in human experience. In this collection, poems address issues of police brutality, gun violence, immigrants' rights, the blighted urban landscape, death, hunger, religious violence, drug addiction, pluralism, spirituality, family life, political corruption, cultural cruelty, struggles for justice, and the pulse of everyday life in overlooked places. The metaphor in the title is reflected in poems that record the sounds of kindness and cruelty, sorrows and joys, greed and generosity, inequality and powerlessness, good and evil, death and life in the context of struggles to live meaningfully awake--consciously--in society.

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Year
2018
ISBN
9781532654640

After Eden

Harold J. Recinos
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Table of Contents

  • Title Page
  • The Crossing
  • Shithole
  • Color
  • Rudy
  • Lost Name
  • The Apartment
  • The Border
  • The Scent
  • The Storm
  • The Sting
  • The Garden
  • The Painter
  • Devotion
  • The Substitute
  • War Drums
  • Waiting
  • Bricks
  • The Shore
  • Resurrection
  • Spanish Harlem
  • Ivory Tower
  • The Protest
  • Factory Work
  • The Raid
  • The Spot
  • Latino Heritage Month
  • Prayer
  • Look Here
  • The Decay
  • Imagine
  • ...

Table of contents

  1. Title Page
  2. The Crossing
  3. Shithole
  4. Color
  5. Rudy
  6. Lost Name
  7. The Apartment
  8. The Border
  9. The Scent
  10. The Storm
  11. The Sting
  12. The Garden
  13. The Painter
  14. Devotion
  15. The Substitute
  16. War Drums
  17. Waiting
  18. Bricks
  19. The Shore
  20. Resurrection
  21. Spanish Harlem
  22. Ivory Tower
  23. The Protest
  24. Factory Work
  25. The Raid
  26. The Spot
  27. Latino Heritage Month
  28. Prayer
  29. Look Here
  30. The Decay
  31. Imagine
  32. American Dream
  33. Faith
  34. Rise
  35. The Talk
  36. Fifth Avenue
  37. Daily Bread
  38. American Shore
  39. Stony the Road
  40. Ancient Shore
  41. Good Night
  42. Paradise
  43. The Maid
  44. The Stranger
  45. Missed
  46. The Room
  47. The Reach
  48. Morning Light
  49. Mi Barrio
  50. The North Side
  51. Sutherland
  52. Weep
  53. Enough Practice
  54. The Meditation
  55. Homeless
  56. The Kitchen
  57. Nevertheless
  58. Hit
  59. The Dark
  60. Old Streets
  61. Innocence
  62. Passing
  63. The Martyrs
  64. Affection
  65. Advent
  66. Letter to the White House
  67. Love
  68. The Garden
  69. The Bus Ride
  70. The Beach Day
  71. Thanksgiving
  72. The Migrant
  73. Faces
  74. Politics
  75. Simple
  76. Needle Park
  77. The Balm. . .
  78. Things
  79. Thin Walls
  80. The Library
  81. The Giver
  82. Wordless
  83. The Postman
  84. Departed
  85. Bridwell Library
  86. The Gift
  87. Saint Christopher
  88. The Park
  89. Witness
  90. A New Song
  91. The Season
  92. The Café
  93. Iron Cage
  94. The Stone
  95. War
  96. Work
  97. Bethlehem
  98. The Miracle
  99. Cathedral Steps
  100. Not Far
  101. Exile
  102. The School
  103. Tax Reform
  104. Homeless
  105. Unto Us. . .
  106. Departure
  107. The Box
  108. Redemption
  109. The Infant
  110. Waiting
  111. The Rescue
  112. New Year
  113. The Bus
  114. The Sad Years
  115. Come
  116. The Priest
  117. Manna
  118. Snapshot
  119. Thought
  120. Martin
  121. Holy Spirit
  122. High Ground
  123. Dawn
  124. Passage
  125. No Safe Haven
  126. Get Out!
  127. The Border
  128. El Salvador
  129. Paradise
  130. Holy
  131. The Word
  132. Hold My Hand
  133. Dark Space
  134. Politics
  135. Romero
  136. March for Our Lives
  137. Cone