Elyse Fenton
Clamor
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Elyse Fenton
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PS3606.E58 C57 2010
"Winner of the 2009 Cleveland State University Poetry Center First Book Prize."
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CSU poetry series, 1st ed., Cleveland, Ohio, Ohio, 2010
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Clamor
2010
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Clamor
Elyse Fenton
CSU poetry series, 1st ed., Cleveland, Ohio, Ohio, 2010
CSU poetry series, 1st ed. , Cleveland, Ohio, Ohio, 2010
Cleveland State University Poetry Center

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Elyse Fenton
811/.6
PS3606.E58 C57 2010
"Winner of the 2009 Cleveland State University Poetry Center First Book Prize as selected by D.A. Powell."
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CSU poetry series, 1st ed., Cleveland, Ohio, Ohio, 2010
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Cleveland State University Poetry Center
Written in part while Fenton's husband was deployed as a medic in Baghdad, Clamor loosely follows the narrative arc of weeks breathlessly suspended between imminences: word or silence, return or tragedy, heartbreak or gratitude. What emerges is both an emotional record and an intellectual mapping of what it means to exist in the margins of a war whose atrocities are filtered home through newscasters and computer screens and the distant voice of the beloved. Yet, these are poems that refuse to be sentimental or didactic. The speaker explores the mundane, the mythic and the prophetic in the same attenuated gaze-- planting pepper starts in the ground, recasting Dante's Beatrice, and listening to the barbed vowels of concertina wire thrum across a long distance line-- in an attempt to speak through the silence that shrouds the very unspeakable. At times quiet, at others cacophonous, these poems marry with lyric ferocity the personal and the political in an examination of language and love in 21st century wartime.
Clamor
2010
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Clamor
Elyse Fenton
CSU poetry series, 1st ed., Cleveland, Ohio, Ohio, 2010
CSU poetry series, 1st ed. , Cleveland, Ohio, Ohio, 2010
Cleveland State University Poetry Center

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PS3606.E58 C57 2010
"Winner of the 2009 Cleveland State University Poetry Center First Book Prize."
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CSU poetry series, 1st ed., Cleveland, Ohio, Ohio, 2010
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2009053799
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Cleveland State University Poetry Center
Written in part while Fenton's husband was deployed as a medic in Baghdad, Clamor loosely follows the narrative arc of weeks breathlessly suspended between imminences: word or silence, return or tragedy, heartbreak or gratitude. What emerges is both an emotional record and an intellectual mapping of what it means to exist in the margins of a war whose atrocities are filtered home through newscasters and computer screens and the distant voice of the beloved. Yet, these are poems that refuse to be sentimental or didactic. The speaker explores the mundane, the mythic and the prophetic in the same attenuated gaze-- planting pepper starts in the ground, recasting Dante's Beatrice, and listening to the barbed vowels of concertina wire thrum across a long distance line-- in an attempt to speak through the silence that shrouds the very unspeakable. At times quiet, at others cacophonous, these poems marry with lyric ferocity the personal and the political in an examination of language and love in 21st century wartime.
Clamor
2010
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Clamor
Elyse Fenton
CSU poetry series, 1st ed., Cleveland, Ohio, Ohio, 2010
CSU poetry series, 1st ed. , Cleveland, Ohio, Ohio, 2010
Cleveland State University Poetry Center

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811/.6
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"Winner of the 2009 Cleveland State University Poetry Center First Book Prize."

Includes bibliographical references.
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Cleveland State University Poetry Center, Distributed by SPD/Small Press Distribution
Written in part while Fenton's husband was deployed as a medic in Baghdad, Clamor loosely follows the narrative arc of weeks breathlessly suspended between imminences: word or silence, return or tragedy, heartbreak or gratitude. What emerges is both an emotional record and an intellectual mapping of what it means to exist in the margins of a war whose atrocities are filtered home through newscasters and computer screens and the distant voice of the beloved. Yet, these are poems that refuse to be sentimental or didactic. The speaker explores the mundane, the mythic and the prophetic in the same attenuated gaze-- planting pepper starts in the ground, recasting Dante's Beatrice, and listening to the barbed vowels of concertina wire thrum across a long distance line-- in an attempt to speak through the silence that shrouds the very unspeakable. At times quiet, at others cacophonous, these poems marry with lyric ferocity the personal and the political in an examination of language and love in 21st century wartime.
Clamor
2010
ol:OL23989334M
aarecords_metadata
OL23989334M
external_download meta_explore
book_unknown
9781880834893
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Clamor
Elyse Fenton
CSU poetry series, 1st ed., Cleveland, Ohio, Ohio, 2010
CSU poetry series, 1st ed. , Cleveland, Ohio, Ohio, 2010
Cleveland State University Poetry Center, Distributed by SPD/Small Press Distribution
Cleveland State University Poetry Center, Distributed by SPD Small Press Distribution

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