Weather inventions /Emily Rosko.

By:

Rosko, Emily, 1979- [Author]

Material type: Text

text

Media type:

computer

Carrier type:

online resource

ISBN:

9781629220970

Subject(s):

American poetry -- 21st century

Genre/Form:

Electronic Books.

LOC classification:

PS3618 .W438 2018

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Contents:

Subject: "'First marvel; then record.' This tempered revision of Wordsworth's famous definition of poetry as a spontaneous overflow of powerful emotion recollected in tranquility serves as a useful guide to Emily Rosko's Weather Inventions. The poems in Rosko's third collection capture an enduring sense of wonder in the face of nature alongside the scientific impulse to observe and measure. At turns evasive and earnest, erudite and unguarded, researched and unbooked, the poems in Rosko's Weather Inventions chart humanity's enduring attachments to weather in science and art. Weather is the creative force here, inspiring a search for objective and reflective truths about our lives on this planet"--

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"'First marvel; then record.' This tempered revision of Wordsworth's famous definition of poetry as a spontaneous overflow of powerful emotion recollected in tranquility serves as a useful guide to Emily Rosko's Weather Inventions. The poems in Rosko's third collection capture an enduring sense of wonder in the face of nature alongside the scientific impulse to observe and measure. At turns evasive and earnest, erudite and unguarded, researched and unbooked, the poems in Rosko's Weather Inventions chart humanity's enduring attachments to weather in science and art. Weather is the creative force here, inspiring a search for objective and reflective truths about our lives on this planet"--

Intro; Halftitle Page; Title Page; Copyright Page; Contents; How thought the beauty of being; I; Gossamer; Reverdie; Weathervane; At the Rise, a Turn; A Rarity; Condition Notes; Electromagnetic; Sea Change; Rainbow; II; Sail; Not Need but the Sky Outright; Drone; Condition Notes; Hail; The Candescence; Encasement; Fern; Drought; Vortex; The Greenery Goldens, Night Takes from Us All Forms; III; Rain Devices; Condition Notes; Windmill; Tendered; Jet Stream; Transit; Hunted; Arrow; HAARP; Harvester; IV; Cloud Study; V; Condition Notes; Color Theory; Arctic

If Matters Come to the Worst, As in the Present InstanceOut of the Blue; Snowflake; Internal Compass; Uplands, Winter; Wind Aflush in the Head, A Wakefulness; Flood Plain; I Felt Like the Sound of a Harp; The Prevailing; Notes; Acknowledgments

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