ISBN: 9781879960718 - solid ground (11 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. One hundred years after San Francisco's Great Earthquake of 1906, WritersCorps gathers the powerful voices of San Francisco youth reflecting on solidity, violence, upheaval, and regeneration in their lives and in the world. The poems on these pages are a moving story, eloquent, fragile, courageous, and shattering.Amazing metaphors dance in between the seamless lines and white spaces of these poems, proof once again that young people are natural to poetry, that they are carrying most of the poetry of our time, and that something is amiss when we don't respond poetically as a world, as community, to their dreams, their ideas, their sentiments, and their hopes.Solid Groundis solid work deserving of serious attention.- Luis J. Rodriguez, author ofAlways RunningandMy Nature is HungerThe tectonic upheavals of adolescence, urban living and adult/civic failures have sparked these fierce and tender poems. Each one articulates its own universe; using words as light to help us scramble across the frightful chasms that exist between all of us.- Jewelle Gomez, poetWritersCorps and its bright young poets make San Francisco a city of possibility, where the imagination truly leads us to a more solid future.- Gavin Newsom, Mayor of San FranciscoWritersCorps has found some remarkable voices, as pure and beautiful as any you might find in the most acclaimed journals. As we commemorate the centennial of one of the world's great disasters, let us celebrate another phenomenon for which San Francisco is known: it is the birthplace of great writers. As long as marvelous voices like these continue to emerge, there is hope.- James Dalessandro, author of1906andCanary in a Coal Mine Upheaval, violence, chasm and split: Young poets explore the faultlines of contemporary urban life. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - One hundred years after San Francisco's Great Earthquake of 1906, WritersCorps gathers the powerful voices of San Francisco youth reflecting on solidity, violence, upheaval, and regeneration in their lives and in the world. The poems on these pages are a moving story, eloquent, fragile, courageous, and shattering.Amazing metaphors dance in between the seamless lines and white spaces of these poems, proof once again that young people are natural to poetry, that they are carrying most of the poetry of our time, and that something is amiss when we don't respond poetically as a world, as community, to their dreams, their ideas, their sentiments, and their hopes.Solid Groundis solid work deserving of serious attention.- Luis J. Rodriguez, author ofAlways RunningandMy Nature is HungerThe tectonic upheavals of adolescence, urban living and adult/civic failures have sparked these fierce and tender poems. Each one articulates its own universe; using words as light to help us scramble across the frightful chasms that exist between all of us.- Jewelle Gomez, poetWritersCorps and its bright young poets make San Francisco a city of possibility, where the imagination truly leads us to a more solid future.- Gavin Newsom, Mayor of San FranciscoWritersCorps has found some remarkable voices, as pure and beautiful as any you might find in the most acclaimed journals. As we commemorate the centennial of one of the world's great disasters, let us celebrate another phenomenon for which San Francisco is known: it is the birthplace of great writers. As long as marvelous voices like these continue to emerge, there is hope.- James Dalessandro, author of1906andCanary in a Coal Mine.…

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