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Telling the Barn Swallow : Poets On the Poetry of Maxine Kumin
author
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Grosholz, Emily
publisher
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University Press of New England
isbn10 | asin
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0874517842
print isbn13
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9780874517842
ebook isbn13
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9780585267159
language
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English
subject
Kumin, Maxine,--1925- --Criticism and interpretation.
publication date
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1997
lcc
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PS3521.U638Z89 1997eb
ddc
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811/.54
subject
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Kumin, Maxine,--1925- --Criticism and interpretation.
Page iii
Telling the Barn Swallow
Poets on the Poetry of Maxine Kumin
Emily Grosholz, Editor
Page iv
University Press of New England, Hanover, NH 03755 1997 by University Press of New England All rights reserved Printed in the United States of America 5 4 3 2 1 CIP data appear at the end of the book
Page v
Contents
Acknowledgments
vii
Editor's Introduction
ix
Note on References
xi
Note on Poems
xiii
The Wedding of Meaning and Measure: Kumin and the Poetics of Finitude
Eleanor Wilner
1
A Rock in the River: Maxine Kumin's Rhythmic Countercurrents
Annie Finch
22
Remembering Where Everything Is: The Poetry of Maxine Kumin's
Henry Taylor
32
Maxine Kumin's Poetry of Metamorphosis
Emily Grosholz
46
Poised in the Galloping Moment: Maxine Kumin's Poetry
Neal Bowers
60
Making the Connection: The Nature Poetry of Maxine Kumin
Alicia Ostriker
74
The Retrieval System
Mark Jarman
92
Maxine Kumin's Sense of Place in Nature
Hilda Raz
98
Kumin's Animal Confederates
Wesley McNair
122
Out of Our Skins: Transformation and the Body in the Poems of Maxine Kumin
Robin Becker
135
A Satisfactory Machinery
Michael Burns
145
Max's Garden: For Present and Future Consumption
Carole Simmons Oles
154
Poems
Floating Farm
Robin Becker
173
A Marriage
Robin Becker
174
Chicory
Wendell Berry
175
Page vi
The Dive
Philip Booth
176
Another Language
Neal Bowers
177
Zaraf's Star
Annie Finch
178
Sidonie
Emily Grosholz
180
Parents' Pantoum
Carolyn Kizer
181
The Puppy
Wesley McNair
183
Why We Need Poetry
Wesley McNair
184
Small Poem of Thanks
Carole Simmons Oles
185
Mid-February
Alicia Ostriker
186
Family
Hilda Raz
187
Postscript
Eleanor Wilner
189
Selected Bibliograpby
Hilda Raz
193
List of Contributors
197
Page vii
Acknowledgments
I would like to thank Virginia McFarland for her generous support of the project represented by this volume and for her love and encouragement over the years. Her friendship has become as important to me as it once was to my mother. I would also like to thank Eleanor Wilner for her many kindnesses, especially for her substantial editorial help when I was out of the country. My thanks also go to Ansie Baird for her support, in this and other poetic endeavors, and to the staff of the New Hampshire Writers and Publishers Project for their administrative help.
Charles Scribner's Sons & Co. gave permission to reprint Hilda Raz's essay, and W. W. Norton & Co. gave permission to reprint from Women, Animals, and Vegetables
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