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Robert Frosts ovenbird question was, What to make of a diminished thing? This new volume of poetry by Elton Glaser answers that question on a personal level, by broadening the sense of loss and exile until it envelops our common concerns of the twentieth century: the loss of love, faith, civilityall the old verities diminished and distorted. While the first two sections of the book raise exuberant laments for the domestic, artistic, amatory, and religious life, the third section of poems moves beyond complaint to celebration. The complainer, purged of his grievances, leaves behind a northern exile and moves somewhere closer to home. In these final poems, Glaser returns to the South and his native city of New Orleans. Without nostalgia for the romance of moonlit magnolias, without denial of the regions dark past, he voices a more measured, more settled view of the world, one of balance and hard-won acceptance.

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title Tropical Depressions Poems Iowa Poetry Prize author - photo 1

title:Tropical Depressions : Poems Iowa Poetry Prize
author:Glaser, Elton.
publisher:University of Iowa Press
isbn10 | asin:0877452016
print isbn13:9780877452010
ebook isbn13:9781587290862
language:English
subjectAmerican poetry.
publication date:1988
lcc:PS3557.L314T7 1988eb
ddc:811/.54
subject:American poetry.
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Tropical Depressions
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Winner of the Iowa Poetry Prize
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Tropical Depressions
Poems by Elton Glaser
Picture 2
University of Iowa Press
Iowa City
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University of Iowa Press, Iowa City 52242
Copyright 1988 by Elton Glaser
All rights reserved
Printed in the United States of America
First edition, 1988
Book and jacket design by Richard Hendel
Typesetting by G & S Typesetters, Austin, Texas
Printing and binding by Braun-Brumfield, Ann Arbor, Michigan
No part of this book may be reproduced or utilized in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying and recording, without permission in writing from the publisher.
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Glaser, Elton.
Tropical depressions.
(The Iowa poetry prize)
I. Title. II. Series.
PS3557.L314T7 1988 811'.54 87-30205
ISBN 0-87745-200-8
ISBN 0-87745-201-6 (pbk.)
The author would like to thank the University of Akron and the Ohio Arts Council for granting fellowships that made the completion of this book possible. Grateful acknowledgment is also made to the following publications in which many of these poems first appeared: Akros Review; Cape Rock; Chicago Review; Cincinnati Poetry Review; CutBank; Field; A Fine Madness; Garland Edition; Georgia Review, "Fantasia on Tchoupitoulas Wharf"; Hilltop; Icon; Iowa Review; Lips; The Little Magazine; Louisiana Literature; Mid-American Review; Ploughshares, "Mosquito Hawks"; Poetry Northwest; Poetry Now; Poets Ohio: The Art of the State; The Reaper.
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For my mother and father
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Publication of this book was made possible by a generous grant from the University of Iowa Foundation
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CONTENTS
One
Complaint against Crows
3
Festive Songs on Lesser Occasions
5
El Rancho Roacho
6
Mal de Moi
9
Ground Level
11
The Lesson
13
Corrosive Sublimate
15
Hogtown Stomp
17
Elegant Solutions
18
Homage to Catatonia
20
Coming and Going
21
Wedlock
23
New Year's Fear
25
Planting the Flag
27
Primitives
29
Two
Storm Damage
33
Descripture
35
Holograms of the Holy
37
Syllabus of Errors
39
Dolls Divided
41
Dolls Reading Descartes
42
Ragdoll Raga
43
Excursions on the Ontological Plan
44
Acronym
46
Deciduous Variations on Akron
47
Seasonal Adjustments
49
Complaint against Complaint
52
Page x
Three
Views of the Vieux Carr
57
Moonwalk on the Mississippi
59
Hydromancy
61
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