Cinder by Stewart, Susan -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Half Title Page Title Page Copyright Contents Pine: New Poems (2009–2015)

Field in Winter Pine A Language Inscriptions for Gas Pump TVs Piano Music for a Silent Movie Atavistic Sonnet Two Poems on the Name of Vermeer

toward the lake from the lake

Four Lack Songs A Clown “If you were one of the travelers, the guests” The Knot The dead inscribed, alphabetical, within Voice-over First Idyll After the Mowing Field in Spring

from Red Rover (2008)

The Owl Lavinium Games from Children

my mother’s garden shadowplay tag red rover

Oil and Water Titus Thoughts made of wood When I’m crying, I’m not speaking When I’m speaking, I’m not crying Songs for Adam

Adam lay a-bounden, bounden in a bond the names the dream the cool of the evening lullabye as clerkes find written in their book

Gold and Soil Elegy Against the Massacre at the Amish School in West Nickel Mines, Pennsylvania, Autumn 2006 Wrens The Lost Colony In the Western World

the sun is charity a boy’s voice the window seat the figure in the garden a little room the rocks beneath the water there is no natural death moon at morning the fox

The Field of Mars as a Meadow

from Columbarium (2003)

Sung from the generation of AIR

the flight whisper the memory of happiness in a time of misery the survival of Icarus listen

“I had a little dove” Apple Bees “Dark the star” Ellipse Forms of Forts

hay fort snow fort

“Let me tell you about my marvelous god” Two Brief Views of Hell Kingfisher Carol The Rose Scarecrow Lost Rules of Usage Vigil Wings

from The Forest (1995)

The Forest Slaughter Cinder 1936 The Arbor 1937 Holzweg The Desert (1990–1993) The Meadow

from The Hive (1987)

Man Dancing with a Baby Seven Bridges Consecration Fire Ceremony The Evening of Montale’s Death In the Novel Life on Other Planets The Map of the World Confused with Its Territory At the Font of Aretusa

from Yellow Stars and Ice (1981)

Letter Full of Blue Dresses The Countries Surrounding the Garden of Eden

Pison, where there is gold Gihon, that compasseth the whole land Hiddekel, that is it which goeth toward the east Euphrates

How the River Climbed into This Poem Four Questions Regarding the Dreams of Animals The Summons The Delta Parade Yellow Stars and Ice The Dedication of Sleep

Notes Acknowledgments About the Author