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• catalog abstract "Evening Train, Denise Levertov's new collection of poetry, is her twenty-first book with New Directions and one of her best. It shows Levertov at her most moving and musical, impressive and meditative, addressing the nature of faith, the imperiled beauty of the natural world (her new home in the Northwest brings mountains, herons, eagles), the horrors of the Gulf War, the pain and tenderness of love. What is remarkable throughout is the precision of her craft and her. Presence of mind: "Levertov's gift for detail," as the Village Voice noted, "is matched by the way she can make yearnings and ideas seem almost physical, as if she held them in the palm of her hand." Welling up through these poems is longing: longing for peace, for the survival of her cherished earth, for love, for the experience of the divine which comes like "a strain of music heard/then lost, then heard again." Contemplative, personal, universal, the poems reveal in. Themselves depth after depth.".
• catalog contributor b3886733.
• catalog created "1992.".
• catalog date "1992".
• catalog date "1992.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "1992.".
• catalog description "1. Lake Mountain Moon. Settling. Elusive. Morning Mist. Presence. Effacement. Heron I. Heron II. Taking Charge. Abruptly. October Moonrise. Daily Bread. Open Secret -- II. The Two Magnets. The Two Magnets. Steadfast. Stele. The Faithful Lover. A Little Visit to Doves and Chickens. The Composition -- III. Ancient Airs. Broken Pact. Dyptich. Ancient Airs and Dances. Time for Rivets. Arrived -- IV. Flowers of Sophia. Range. The Plains. Down Under. Milky Way. Eye Mask. Entre Loup et Chien. On the Eve. River. Brother Ivy. Arctic Spring. Flowers of Sophia -- V. Evening Train. In Love. Venerable Optimist. Letter to a Friend. Becca. For Bet. Link. The Opportunity. Dream Instruction. Evening Train -- VI. Witnessing from Afar. The Reminder. Mysterious Disappearance of May's Past Perfect. Tragic Error. Mid-American Tragedy. The Batterers. Airshow Practice. Watching TV. Protesters. Hoping. The Certainty. The Youth Program. Misnomer. Witnessing from Afar the New Escalation of Savage Power. News Report, September 1991. In California During the Gulf War. In the Land of Shinar -- VII. The Almost-Island. One December Night ... Myopic Birdwatcher. Mirage. Against Intrusion. Looking Through. Whisper. Witness. A Reward. Indian Summer. Contrasting Gestures. The Almost-Island -- VII. The Tide. After Mindwalk. Namings. Embracing the Multipede. (I). Embracing the Multipede. (II). Questioning the Creature. (III). Pondering the Creature. (IV). The Creature Absent. What the Figtree Said. Contraband. On a Theme by Thomas Merton. Salvator Mundi: Via Crucis. Ascension. The Tide. Suspended.".
• catalog description "Evening Train, Denise Levertov's new collection of poetry, is her twenty-first book with New Directions and one of her best. It shows Levertov at her most moving and musical, impressive and meditative, addressing the nature of faith, the imperiled beauty of the natural world (her new home in the Northwest brings mountains, herons, eagles), the horrors of the Gulf War, the pain and tenderness of love. What is remarkable throughout is the precision of her craft and her.".
• catalog description "Presence of mind: "Levertov's gift for detail," as the Village Voice noted, "is matched by the way she can make yearnings and ideas seem almost physical, as if she held them in the palm of her hand." Welling up through these poems is longing: longing for peace, for the survival of her cherished earth, for love, for the experience of the divine which comes like "a strain of music heard/then lost, then heard again." Contemplative, personal, universal, the poems reveal in.".
• catalog description "Themselves depth after depth.".
• catalog extent "vii, 120 p. ;".
• catalog hasFormat "Evening train.".
• catalog identifier "081121219X (alk. paper) :".
• catalog identifier "0811212203 (pbk.)".
• catalog isFormatOf "Evening train.".
• catalog issued "1992".
• catalog issued "1992.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "New York : New Directions,".
• catalog relation "Evening train.".
• catalog subject "811/.54 20".
• catalog subject "American poetry Women authors.".
• catalog subject "PS3562.E88 E94 1992".
• catalog tableOfContents "1. Lake Mountain Moon. Settling. Elusive. Morning Mist. Presence. Effacement. Heron I. Heron II. Taking Charge. Abruptly. October Moonrise. Daily Bread. Open Secret -- II. The Two Magnets. The Two Magnets. Steadfast. Stele. The Faithful Lover. A Little Visit to Doves and Chickens. The Composition -- III. Ancient Airs. Broken Pact. Dyptich. Ancient Airs and Dances. Time for Rivets. Arrived -- IV. Flowers of Sophia. Range. The Plains. Down Under. Milky Way. Eye Mask. Entre Loup et Chien. On the Eve. River. Brother Ivy. Arctic Spring. Flowers of Sophia -- V. Evening Train. In Love. Venerable Optimist. Letter to a Friend. Becca. For Bet. Link. The Opportunity. Dream Instruction. Evening Train -- VI. Witnessing from Afar. The Reminder. Mysterious Disappearance of May's Past Perfect. Tragic Error. Mid-American Tragedy. The Batterers. Airshow Practice. Watching TV. Protesters. Hoping. The Certainty. The Youth Program. Misnomer. Witnessing from Afar the New Escalation of Savage Power. News Report, September 1991. In California During the Gulf War. In the Land of Shinar -- VII. The Almost-Island. One December Night ... Myopic Birdwatcher. Mirage. Against Intrusion. Looking Through. Whisper. Witness. A Reward. Indian Summer. Contrasting Gestures. The Almost-Island -- VII. The Tide. After Mindwalk. Namings. Embracing the Multipede. (I). Embracing the Multipede. (II). Questioning the Creature. (III). Pondering the Creature. (IV). The Creature Absent. What the Figtree Said. Contraband. On a Theme by Thomas Merton. Salvator Mundi: Via Crucis. Ascension. The Tide. Suspended.".
• catalog title "Evening train / Denise Levertov.".
• catalog type "text".