Anybody : poems /
""One of the most exciting new voices I've read in American poetry."--Eavan Boland. In Anybody, Ari Banias takes up questions of recognition and belonging: how boundaries are drawn and managed, the ways he and she, us and them, here and elsewhere are kept separate, and at what co...
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New York ; London :
W. W. Norton & Company,
[2016]
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| Edition: | First edition. |
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Table of Contents:
- Some kind of we
- At any given moment
- Narrative
- Wilder,
- On pockets
- Giant snowballs
- Who you're about to be
- Grandchild
- An arrow
- Solve for x
- Close
- One possible reading among many
- Villagers
- Morphology
- Double mastectomy
- The flattened grass that holds your shape
- The men
- Being with you makes me think about
- Exquisite corpse
- The feeling
- Prairie restoration project
- To the god of sobriety
- Handshake
- A sunset
- Your wild domesticated inner life
- Where we sit watching
- Wedding
- Enough
- Who is ghost
- A version
- Aren't we
- Gay bars
- Hog
- Bouquet
- Find love in Brooklyn now!
- The hole
- Still here
- Authentic city
- Volley
- Horizontal
- Recognition is the misrecognition you can bear
- Various attentions all landing like birds into the same tree and thrilling there some minutes at dusk
- Dot dot dot
- No more birds.