New Selected Poems by Levine, Philip -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Title Page Copyright Dedication Contents From: On the Edge (1963)

Lights I Have Seen Before For Fran My Poets L’Homme et la Bête On the Edge The Horse

From: Not This Pig (1968)

A New Day Blasting from Heaven To a Child Trapped in a Barber Shop The Cemetery at Academy, California Silent in America The Midget Heaven Waking an Angel Animals Are Passing from our Lives Baby Villon

From: Red Dust (1971)

Clouds Noon Holding On Fist How Much Can It Hurt? The Helmet Red Dust How Much Earth A Sleepless Night Told

Pili’s Wall (1971)

Pili’s Wall

From: They Feed They Lion (1972)

Renaming the Kings To a Fish Head Found on the Beach Near Málaga Salami Coming Home Detroit Grease Shop Poem Saturday Sweeping Angel Butcher They Feed They Lion The Children’s Crusade Later Still To P.L., 1916–1937 Breath

From: 1933 (1974)

Zaydee Grandmother in Heaven Late Moon At the Fillmore The Poem Circling Hamtramck, Michigan, All Night in Search of You Letters for the Dead Goodbye Uncle 1933 Hold Me

From: The Names of the Lost (1976)

On the Birth of Good & Evil During the Long Winter of ’28 No One Remembers New Season On the Corner Gift for a Believer Wednesday My Son and I A Late Answer On the Murder of Lieutenant José del Castillo by the Falangist Bravo Martinez, July 12, 1936 Ask the Roses And the Trains Go On To My God in His Sickness

From: Ashes (1979)

The Miracle Starlight Nitrate Making it New On a Drawing by Flavio Ashes Lost and Found

From: 7 Years from Somewhere (1979)

I Could Believe Planting Francisco, I’ll Bring You Red Carnations Milkweed Hear Me The Last Step The Face Let Me Begin Again Snow Words You Can Have It Let Me Be 7 Years from Somewhere

From: One for the Rose (1981)

Having Been Asked “What Is a Man?” I Answer The Poem of Flight I Was Born in Lucerne Roofs The Conductor of Nothing The Fox Genius To Cipriano, in the Wind Belief Sources Rain Downriver The Suit The Voice On My Own One for the Rose

From: Sweet Will (1985)

Salts and Oils The White Iris Look Sweet Will From A Poem With No Ending An Ordinary Morning Jewish Graveyards, Italy

From: A Walk with Tom Jefferson (1988)

Buying and Selling Making Light of It Winter Words 28 These Streets Dog Poem A Theory of Prosody A Walk with Tom Jefferson

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