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- catalog abstract "With From the Devotions, Carl Phillips takes us even further into that dangerous space he has already made his own, where body and soul -- ever restless -- come explosively together. Speaking to a balance between decorum and pain, he offers here a devotional poetry that argues for faith, even without the comforting gods or the organized structures of revealed truth. Neither sage nor saint nor prophet, the poet is the listener, the mourner, the one who has some access to the maddening quarters of human consciousness, the wry Sibyl. From the Devotions is deeply felt, highly intelligent, and unsentimental, and cements Phillips's reputation as a poet of enormous talent and depth.".
- catalog contributor b10271087.
- catalog created "c1998.".
- catalog date "1998".
- catalog date "c1998.".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "c1998.".
- catalog description "Includes bibliographical references.".
- catalog description "The living: The trees -- Alba: innocence -- Luna moth -- Honey hush -- Arcadia -- In the days of thrown confetti -- In the Borghese gardens -- No kingdom -- Alba: failure -- Gods various: The blue castrato -- On morals-- Renderings -- The hunters -- On restraint -- How we met the barbarians -- Alba: after -- The gods -- The sibyl -- The veil between: A great noise -- Alba: come -- The flume -- Two versions of the very same story -- Tunnel -- As from a quiver of arrows -- The full acreage of mourning -- Meditation -- From the devotions.".
- catalog description "With From the Devotions, Carl Phillips takes us even further into that dangerous space he has already made his own, where body and soul -- ever restless -- come explosively together. Speaking to a balance between decorum and pain, he offers here a devotional poetry that argues for faith, even without the comforting gods or the organized structures of revealed truth. Neither sage nor saint nor prophet, the poet is the listener, the mourner, the one who has some access to the maddening quarters of human consciousness, the wry Sibyl. From the Devotions is deeply felt, highly intelligent, and unsentimental, and cements Phillips's reputation as a poet of enormous talent and depth.".
- catalog extent "81 p. ;".
- catalog hasFormat "From the devotions.".
- catalog identifier "1555972632".
- catalog isFormatOf "From the devotions.".
- catalog issued "1998".
- catalog issued "c1998.".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog publisher "Saint Paul, Minn. : Graywolf Press,".
- catalog relation "From the devotions.".
- catalog subject "PS3566.H476 F76 1998".
- catalog subject "Poetry.".
- catalog tableOfContents "The living: The trees -- Alba: innocence -- Luna moth -- Honey hush -- Arcadia -- In the days of thrown confetti -- In the Borghese gardens -- No kingdom -- Alba: failure -- Gods various: The blue castrato -- On morals-- Renderings -- The hunters -- On restraint -- How we met the barbarians -- Alba: after -- The gods -- The sibyl -- The veil between: A great noise -- Alba: come -- The flume -- Two versions of the very same story -- Tunnel -- As from a quiver of arrows -- The full acreage of mourning -- Meditation -- From the devotions.".
- catalog title "From the devotions : poems / by Carl Phillips.".
- catalog type "text".