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A deed is a governmental conveyance, a power asserted by the written, for, as William Carlos Williams wrote to Robert Creeley: “the government can never be more than the government of the words.” The question of ownership, of the words with which we define ourselves and each other, and of whose and what claims are legitimate is much at issue in Rod Smith’s Deed, a lyric, ambitious, rebellious work thoroughly grounded in the New American tradition of poets such as John Ashbery, Allen Ginsberg, and Charles Olson.
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Rod Smith is the author of nine other books of poems, including Music or Honesty, Poèmes de l’Araignées, and In Memory of My Theories. His poems have appeared in many print and online journals and anthologies including the Baffler, The Gertrude Stein Awards, Java, New American Writing, Poetics Journal, and Shenandoah. He edits the journal Aerial, publishes Edge Books, and manages the independent Bridge Street Books in Washington, D.C. Smith is also editing, with Peter Baker and Kaplan Harris, The Selected Letters of Robert Creeley.
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Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. A Deed is a governmental conveyance, a power asserted by the written, for, as William Carlos Williams wrote to Robert Creeley: the government can never be more than the government of the words. The question of ownership, of the words with which we define ourselves and each other, and of whose and what claims are legitimate is much at issue in Rod Smith's Deed, a lyric, ambitious, rebellious work thoroughly grounded in the New American tradition of poets such as John Ashbery, Allen Ginsberg, and Charles Olson. poem, The Good House, a comfortable, at times soothingly humorous place that is also a site of conflict. In The Spider Poems, the mythic spider, the maker of the alphabet, is a figure of fun and revelation. The third section of the book presents a series of shorter poems chosen for their stylistic variety. Deed ends with a nod to two masters, as Smith turns Jack Spicer's Homage to Creeley into a double homage with Homage to Homage to Creeley. The gesture of choosing what one brings into one's house, what one decides to love, closes the book. the true democracy that is always yet to arrive. There is still joy inside and out, and by giving us Deed, Rod Smith has captured that joy. In so doing, he tells us where we as a people, a politik, and a poetic are going. Artikel-Nr. 00092879757
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Paperback. Zustand: Good. A Deed is a governmental conveyance, a power asserted by the written, for, as William Carlos Williams wrote to Robert Creeley: the government can never be more than the government of the words. The question of ownership, of the words with which we define ourselves and each other, and of whose and what claims are legitimate is much at issue in Rod Smith's Deed, a lyric, ambitious, rebellious work thoroughly grounded in the New American tradition of poets such as John Ashbery, Allen Ginsberg, and Charles Olson. poem, The Good House, a comfortable, at times soothingly humorous place that is also a site of conflict. In The Spider Poems, the mythic spider, the maker of the alphabet, is a figure of fun and revelation. The third section of the book presents a series of shorter poems chosen for their stylistic variety. Deed ends with a nod to two masters, as Smith turns Jack Spicer's Homage to Creeley into a double homage with Homage to Homage to Creeley. The gesture of choosing what one brings into one's house, what one decides to love, closes the book. the true democracy that is always yet to arrive. There is still joy inside and out, and by giving us Deed, Rod Smith has captured that joy. In so doing, he tells us where we as a people, a politik, and a poetic are going. Artikel-Nr. 00109747195
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