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Leaning toward Light Poems for Gardens & the Hands That Tend Them

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Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

07.09.2023

Abbildungen

Full-color; illustrations throughout

Verlag

Workman

Seitenzahl

200

Maße (L/B/H)

20,5/15,5/1,8 cm

Gewicht

410 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-63586-580-6

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

07.09.2023

Abbildungen

Full-color; illustrations throughout

Verlag

Workman

Seitenzahl

200

Maße (L/B/H)

20,5/15,5/1,8 cm

Gewicht

410 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-63586-580-6

Herstelleradresse

Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Foreword: The Whole World, a Garden, Aimee Nezhukumatathil
    Gardening in Public, Tess Taylor
    A Small Needful Fact, Ross Gay

    Planting & Sprouting
    Becoming New & New Becoming, Ashley M. Jones
    From Prayers and Sayings of the Mad Farmer, Wendell Berry
    Photosynthesis, Ashley M. Jones
    Greenbriar Lane, Diana Marie Delgado
    Gardening, Cole Swensen
    Three Sunflower Seeds, Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer
    Spring (a conversation), Aimee Nezhukumatathil
    Planting Inkberry Hollies During the Pandemic, Lauren Moseley
    Trapeze, Elise Paschen
    What Regenerates in a Household, Laura Villareal
    Earth, Cleopatra Mathis
    Autumn Blooming Cherry, Andy Eaton
    Foreday in the Morning, Jericho Brown

    Weeding & Wilding
    In Praise of Strong Seedlings, Jane Hirshfield
    Weed, Lia Purpura
    Stained Glass, Jack Johnson
    Deep Lane, Mark Doty
    from Tending, Jenny Xie
    Golden Poppy, Dana Levin
    Considering the Snail, Thom Gunn
    Feeding the Worms, Danusha Lameris
    Spring Planting, Victoria Chang
    The Contract, Jane Hirshfield
    Now the Artichokes, Tess Taylor
    Thistle, Maw Shein Win
    Fennel, Thom Gunn
    Dear Damselfly, Brynn Saito

    Growing & Tending
    Tendrils of Life & Community, Ann Fisher-Wirth
    Trying, Ada Limon
    from Separation Anxiety, Janice Lee
    Haecceitas, Ann Fisher-Wirth
    Palm Sunday, Mariana Goycoechea
    Photosynthesis: (Chinaka Hodge Hosts a Block Party), Alan Chazaro
    Mara Mara, Garden Child, Claudia Monpere
    Song of the Gourd, C.D. Wright
    Gift, Czeslaw Milosz
    Poem Beginning with a Line from Wordsworth, Brian Simoneau
    In the Dark, Cynthia Roth
    Closing In, Jason Myers
    Touch Me, Stanley Kunitz

    Being & Waiting
    Reaching Past the Human, Brenda Hillman
    Levitation, Robert Haas
    Love Poem with Horticulture and Anxiety, Stephanie Burt
    Loveliest of Trees, A.E. Housman
    Mississippi Invocation, Ann Fisher-Wirth
    Quickening, Jacqueline Kolosov
    All else is pale echo, dear, Chiyuma Elliott
    from Just Tell Them No, Forrest Gander
    To the Grackle, Kirun Kapur
    Oasis, Arthur Sze
    Pocket Garden in the City, David Baker
    The Practice of Talking to Plants, Brenda Hillman
    Insects with Long Childhoods, Hannah Fries
    Gardeners' World, or What I Did During the Plague, Cynthia White

    Grieving & Release
    Grief & Sustenance, Danusha Lameris
    Working in the Garden, I Think of My Son, Danusha Lameris
    After Her Funeral, I Became an Environmentalist, Ilya Kaminsky
    After All, Anna V. Q. Ross
    Invasive, Ada Limon
    Metaphor of America as This Homegrown Painted Lady Chrysalis, Camille T. Dungy
    Palestine Vine, Naomi Shihab Nye
    The Tulips of Tehran, Sholeh Wolpe
    Unending, Susan Nguyen
    Aloe, Mary Jo Salter
    My Mother Is a Garden, Ruben Quesada
    from Song of Myself, Walt Whitman
    Laurelhurst, David Biespiel

    Harvest & Feeding
    Of Food & Physical Hours, Ellen Bass
    Apricot, Deborah Slicer
    Speed and Perfection, Jane Hirshfield
    Black Cherries, W. S. Merwin
    More, James Crews
    Abundant Blessings, James Crews
    Ode to the First Peach, Ellen Bass
    Fruit, Katie Peterson
    After the Farmers Market, I Make a Salade Nicoise, Keetje Kuipers
    Sous-Chef, Ellen Bass
    Interview with the Pear Tree, Genine Lentine
    August, Federico Garcia Lorca
    To Autumn, John Keats
    Green Tomatoes in Fire Season, Tess Taylor
    cutting greens, Lucille Clifton
    Who Among You Knows the Essence of Garlic? Garrett Hongo
    Tasting Home, Garrett Hongo
    Garlic, Matt Rader
    Carrot, Leah Naomi Green
    Turnip Ode, Tess Taylor

    Wintering & Turning Again
    Holding the Season in Our Hands, January Gill O'Neil
    Mind Is Snow, Patty Crane
    Season Due, Rosanna Warren
    In the Community Garden, Mark Doty
    Daffodils, Michelle Gillett
    Sunday, Patty Crane
    November, Remembering Voltaire, Jane Hirshfield
    On the Twelfth of March, Cleopatra Mathis
    Wild Oregano, January Gill O'Neil
    The Garden, Sophie Cabot Black
    Moon Garden, Derek Sheffield
    To Every Thing There Is a Season, Ecclesiastes 3.1-8
    Ghost Eden, Erika Meitner

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