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Soft cover. Condición: Fine. 1st Edition. [1st ed.] 114 pages color illustrations 24 cm OCLC 2273921 LCCN 64022731 LC PS3503.A7227 stiff paper wrappers ; SIGNED presentation by Bartlett on half page and title page ; Elizabeth Bartlett (July 20, 1911 - August 12, 1994) was an American poet and writer noted for her lyrical and symbolic poetry, creation of the new twelve-tone form of poetry, founder of the international non-profit organization Literary Olympics, Inc., and known as an author of fiction, essays, reviews, translations, and as an editor. Bartlett has also published Poems of Yes and No , Behold This Dreamer and Poetry Concerto . ;" ; "It Takes Practice Not To Die" by Elizabeth Bartlett is a collection of poetry written in the mid-20th century. The book comprises profound reflections on life, mortality, and the human experience, articulated through Bartlett's unique and evocative voice. The poems explore various themes such as the passage of time, the interplay between existence and nonexistence, love, loss, and the complex relationships humans have with themselves and the world around them. In this collection, Bartlett employs a range of poetic forms and styles, demonstrating her dexterity with language. The poems ponder deep philosophical inquiries about the nature of being, depicting vivid imagery and turbulent emotions that resonate on both personal and universal levels. From contemplating the intricacies of human relationships to grappling with existential dilemmas, each piece invites readers into a delicate interplay of thought and feeling. Overall, the collection serves as a meditative journey reflecting on the tenacity required to navigate life amidst its transient challenges and joys. ; clear , swift , and strong ; and witty , too , in the best sense"--Mark Van Doren ; "The poems are the result of a discipline that assuredly justifies the writer, and should console the right readers (if anything can)."-Marianne Moore ; "I have read these poems with pleasure. [M]ature, they have a bite to them."--Richard Eberhart ; She has hand written "For Robert Frost" beside the title of the poem "Self-Evident" and "for Somerset Maugham" beside "The Summing Up" ; "the Emily Dickinson of the 20th Century" ; Contents: Homo Elasticus -- Balance -- Simple With Compass -- Achilles Had His Heel -- Ascetic -- I Would Remember -- After The Storm -- The Cage -- Mental Hoeing -- Hunger -- Voluntary Exile -- The Fourth Category -- The Changing Wind -- Jinxed -- Along That Road -- The Refugees -- Ship Of Earth -- Among The Passengers -- (1 X 1)n -- Air Bridge -- As You Make It -- City Game: Marbles -- Free-fall -- Existence=multiple Conditions2 -- The Understanding -- Woolen Dignity -- The Coat -- On A Rock Of Atlantis -- Even If We Did -- Self-evident -- The Sacrament -- Prologue To Old Age -- All This, Before -- The Earth Age -- Negative Absolute -- Time Will Tell -- The Test -- Diary -- Item: Body Found -- Landscape: With Bread -- O To Be An Ostrich -- The Barren Fig Tree -- The Sower -- Interview -- This Side The Fog -- Civilized Spring -- Reply To Critics -- Insomnia In The City -- When Yesterday Comes -- Full Circle -- Convert -- Not Just Once -- Notes For The Future -- The Sleepwalkers -- Mexican Profile -- Dry Sanctuary -- Return Trip -- The Cave -- Dark Angel -- Fugitive -- The Trap -- The Ruin Of That House -- Their First Hunt -- Wolf! -- Final Performance -- House Of The Poet -- The Ghost Of Anne Frank -- The Mistake -- Reflected In Brass -- Modern Primitive -- Personal History -- I Think I Am -- Instinct And Reason -- The Summing Up -- There Will Be Time For Moss -- Perspective -- The Question Is Proof -- Under A Thatched Roof -- Conditional Reflex -- The Dark Centaur -- World Of Tomorrow ; price marked out on back cover ; else FINE. Signed by Author(s). Book.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Body into Earth is a testament to a time and place, an era that spanned the removal of the Cherokee from the North Georgia Mountains to the beginnings of our modern time of science, technology and skepticism. The poems describe an older world where mankind is in harmony with nature, and the phases of the moon and the alignment of the constellations offer a guiding light along the pathways of rural life of a half century ago.Easter Ramps. a wild onion, Allium tricocum, of eastern North America . eaten raw or used as a flavoring in cooked foods.-Webster's DictionaryHalf breed Indian and mountain man lead the way down the Bald. Quickly, they scramble over rock and winter debris. Quietly, I follow.Near a mile high,below rock cliffs and ivy thicket,steep mountains slope to covesand patches of greenin springtide.On the mountainside we sit,break cornbread and boiled egg,and eat ramps. We talkabout signs as buck gnats swarmand bite.I can taste ramp smellupon teeth and tongue. Godknows, it takes something strongto course through the bloodand purify.The morrow is Easter, resurrectionday. In visions of Christ's coming,the mountains seem sanctuary:hands outstretched holdHoly fire.Blurb for Body into Earth by John Cantey KnightThough sectioned by the zodiac's elemental signs, it is the earth's fullness and plowed beginnings that hold John Cantey Knight rapt in this debut collection. Poems wry, precise, and alert explore communities of self and nature, their uneasy covenant and mysteries. 'Preoccupied by light, surrounded by the night,' he tromps along valley and vista, reminding us that, even amid the creek-fed garden, serpents abound. We are haloed by southern Appalachia's lexicon of mountain habitation and inhabitant, the winter cresses 'not like nary another green . the year's first purifying tonic.' Whether our lives are purified by blessing or fallen angels, Knight's vision is expansive enough to gather the tart goodness of both, equally the hunter as the hunted, each finding solace and renewal in his words' flaming thicket. -Linda Parsons MarionNow & Then Magazine and author of two collections of poems: Home Fires and Mother Land.…