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Lines for My Autobiography 13
For Tom Clark 22
My Mother and My Father 24
My Father Writing 26
My Mother and New York 27
There Are Animals in This Area 28
For Voznesensky 29
Full Moon Ode 31
My Grandmother 33
For Lewis MacAdams 35
A Note 36
For Richard Brautigan 38
My Aunt Cosette 39
For Gailyn 40
Friendly Persuasion 43
My Friends 44
Ode to the Universe 45
Ode to Power 46
Rock Song 47
Ode to Michael J. Brodey 48
Pastorale 49
Something 50
Love Poem 51
What a Sweet Thing 51
Troubadour 52
Gailyn's Bouquet 53
Night-Time 53
Judge a Man by His Enemies 54
Madness 55
I'm the Mississippi 57
Quick Poem 58
Shao's Book 58
For Boris Pasternak 59
Oh To Be in London 60
Spring Song 61
As a Child I Used to Wander 62
A Child 63
Parable 63
Life Is No Arrival 64
Life Is a Dream 65
Fist-Fight 66
The Town Needs a Magazine 67
The Living Dead 68
Grinding Coffee 71
An Immaculate Room 72
Dreams on the Wall 73
Movies When I Was a Kid 74
Mr. Stumola 75
Summer's End 76
My Father Owned a Gun Once 77
Erasers 78
Martha Goetz 79
When I Was Eight in Beverly Hills 81
Marlon Brando 82
My Neighborhood: Pacific Palisades in the Fifties 83
I Played Little League 84
One Night 85
The Summer I Was Ten 87
Thirteen 89
The First Time I Tried to Have Sex 90
As for Fights 91
My First Acid Trip 92
Three Psychiatrists 94
Marblehead 95
Cambridge 1971 96
Yesterday 97
Cream's Song 107
Poem ("I have lived to read Pasternak ...") 108
Poem ("To walk with death ...") 108
Sawing the Wood 109
The Night 115
Friendship 116
We Are Hungry 117
Poem ("I don't want to be a seer ...") 123
Chaplin's Smile 124
Walking Down Market Street 125
Poem ("We are all made up of others ...") 126
Poem Written Down in the Dark 127
The Great American Novel 129
Marriage 130
A Daisy 131
These Are the Days 132
My Father's Flight 133
Love 136
O My Generation 137
Snow in California 145
Domestic Scene 149
For Armenak Saroyan, My Grandfather 152
The Mind Is a Medium 154
Sonnet (In Scorpio) 156
When the Heart Melts 157
Sonnet ("I sing the subtle beauty of man ...") 159
The Transparent Man 160
Poem ("What makes my little son try ...") 163
Spring 164
How To Be an American Poet 165
Up in the Loft 168
Sonnet ("I remember the evenings I played ...") 170
For Gailyn ("I have loved you ...") 171
The House 173
Advice to a Young Poet 175
Winter Midnight 177
Sonnet ("As I watch my daughters' faces ...") 178
Sonnet ("The unutterable sadness of ...") 179
Everything Is Going about Its Business 180
Love's Bounty 181
On Being a Poet 182
The Old Rooster's Soliloquy 184
America 186
Small Town 187
The Goldfish Bowl by Matisse 191
For Paul Blackburn 192
Four Poems 194
A Dream 197
For Jim Carroll 198
The Page 199
Declaration 200
Night Flight 203
In Greece 205
Getting My Car Repaired 207
Photographing Rocks at Agate Beach 208
The Moment 209
Prayer 211
Akhmatova 212
John Lennon, 1940-1980 213
The Dome 215
Bolinas 217
Day and Night 218
Afterword 220

Title: Day and Night: Bolinas Poems

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North Atlantic Books

Item Number: 9781574230857

Publication Date: December 1998

Number: 1

Product Description: Full Name: Day and Night: Bolinas Poems; Short Name:Day and Night

Universal Product Code (UPC): 9781574230857

WonderClub Stock Keeping Unit (WSKU): 9781574230857

Rating: 4.5/5 based on 2 Reviews

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Category: Media >> Books

Weight: 0.200 kg (0.44 lbs)

Width: 5.920 cm (2.33 inches)

Heigh : 8.940 cm (3.52 inches)

Depth: 0.670 cm (0.26 inches)

Date Added: August 25, 2020, Added By: Ross

Date Last Edited: August 25, 2020, Edited By: Ross

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Day and Night: Bolinas Poems

The poet is just a few years older than I and was writing at a particular time and place, both in physical locale and in personal growth, with which I readily connect. So there's that. Then, too, there are brilliant, as in bright and shining, turns of phrase that reach out and grab the reader's very brain and send thoughts spinning through it, like this, the opening line from "Winter Midnight": "Can I let the winter go without a poem?" It's such a reach into timelessness. And projects such a need.

In "How to Be An American Poet," he writes of a particular perceived evolution in American poetry:

And the all-in-one, one-in-all Walt created
The original mountain spring of our living verse. He
Named it by naming his world, a thing at a time, in
The clear enumerations of his eye. And our poets have
Loved lists ever since

And he hews to that line often in these poems, listing all manner of thoughts, words, deeds, as in "Sawing the Wood," in which he lists some 40+ stanzas worth of reasons for doing so. In "O My Generation," likewise, the poet links himself to a particular time by listing the cultural motifs by and with which he, and his generation, are to be identified. Ah, but a poet's lists are not to be confused with mere shopping lists, they are lists of language, of perception, of a tone and perhaps rhyme or rhythm or both or neither that intercept us as we scan the lines and draw us into the poet's moment until we are participating in the list, finding ourselves in the list or recognizing how the list might grow in our own hands to include just that one more word or phrase!

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	Lines for My Autobiography	13
	For Tom Clark	22
	My Mother and My Father	24
	My Father Writing	26
	My Mother and New York	27
	There Are Animals in This Area	28
	For Voznesensky	29
	Full Moon Ode	31
	My Grandmother	33
	For Lewis MacAdams	35
	A Note	36
	For Richard Brautigan	38
	My Aunt Cosette	39
	For Gailyn	40
	Friendly Persuasion	43
	My Friends	44
	Ode to the Universe	45
	Ode to Power	46
	Rock Song	47
	Ode to Michael J. Brodey	48
	Pastorale	49
	Something	50
	Love Poem	51
	What a Sweet Thing	51
	Troubadour	52
	Gailyn's Bouquet	53
	Night-Time	53
	Judge a Man by His Enemies	54
	Madness	55
	I'm the Mississippi	57
	Quick Poem	58
	Shao's Book	58
	For Boris Pasternak	59
	Oh To Be in London	60
	Spring Song	61
	As a Child I Used to Wander	62
	A Child	63
	Parable	63
	Life Is No Arrival	64
	Life Is a Dream	65
	Fist-Fight	66
	The Town Needs a Magazine	67
	The Living Dead	68
	Grinding Coffee	71
	An Immaculate Room	72
	Dreams on the Wall	73
	Movies When I Was a Kid	74
	Mr. Stumola	75
	Summer's End	76
	My Father Owned a Gun Once	77
	Erasers	78
	Martha Goetz	79
	When I Was Eight in Beverly Hills	81
	Marlon Brando	82
	My Neighborhood: Pacific Palisades in the Fifties	83
	I Played Little League	84
	One Night	85
	The Summer I Was Ten	87
	Thirteen	89
	The First Time I Tried to Have Sex	90
	As for Fights	91
	My First Acid Trip	92
	Three Psychiatrists	94
	Marblehead	95
	Cambridge 1971	96
	Yesterday	97
	Cream's Song	107
	Poem ("I have lived to read Pasternak ...")	108
	Poem ("To walk with death ...")	108
	Sawing the Wood	109
	The Night	115
	Friendship	116
	We Are Hungry	117
	Poem ("I don't want to be a seer ...")	123
	Chaplin's Smile	124
	Walking Down Market Street	125
	Poem ("We are all made up of others ...")	126
	Poem Written Down in the Dark	127
	The Great American Novel	129
	Marriage	130
	A Daisy	131
	These Are the Days	132
	My Father's Flight	133
	Love	136
	O My Generation	137
	Snow in California	145
	Domestic Scene	149
	For Armenak Saroyan, My Grandfather	152
	The Mind Is a Medium	154
	Sonnet (In Scorpio)	156
	When the Heart Melts	157
	Sonnet ("I sing the subtle beauty of man ...")	159
	The Transparent Man	160
	Poem ("What makes my little son try ...")	163
	Spring	164
	How To Be an American Poet	165
	Up in the Loft	168
	Sonnet ("I remember the evenings I played ...")	170
	For Gailyn ("I have loved you ...")	171
	The House	173
	Advice to a Young Poet	175
	Winter Midnight	177
	Sonnet ("As I watch my daughters' faces ...")	178
	Sonnet ("The unutterable sadness of ...")	179
	Everything Is Going about Its Business	180
	Love's Bounty	181
	On Being a Poet	182
	The Old Rooster's Soliloquy	184
	America	186
	Small Town	187
	The Goldfish Bowl by Matisse	191
	For Paul Blackburn	192
	Four Poems	194
	A Dream	197
	For Jim Carroll	198
	The Page	199
	Declaration	200
	Night Flight	203
	In Greece	205
	Getting My Car Repaired	207
	Photographing Rocks at Agate Beach	208
	The Moment	209
	Prayer	211
	Akhmatova	212
	John Lennon, 1940-1980	213
	The Dome	215
	Bolinas	217
	Day and Night	218
	Afterword	220