ISBN: 9781622889136 - when the stars were still visible (25 risultati)

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Paperback. Condizione: New. Mari Mazziotti Gillan's new book, When the Stars were Still Visible, asks us to 'remember.'  In her example, memories start 'on the back steps of the six-family tenement / on 5th Avenue in Paterson' in 1944, her father dressed 'as a devil for a costume party / at the SocietÀ Cilentana'; this opens 'so many memories' which 'swirl / like bits of color in a kaleidoscope':  of Mrs Gianelli 'who always fainted when she got upset' and of 'Zio Guillermo's garden / with tomatoes and zucchini and corn' which is 'years later / covered with asphalt and garages.'  The poet tells us that 'children of immigrants pick up bits and pieces / over the years to create a picture' ('The Children of Immigrants'), that 'On the street where I grew up / everyone knew everyone else.  / We knew each other's secrets' ('Carrying Their Hometowns to Paterson'), and, invoking Eliot, that they wore faces that they presented to the world.  She writes about her people, her community, and the comfort of soothing things 'beckoning me home' ('Even After All These Years'), the way, perhaps, that all poetry should.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Mari Mazziotti Gillan's new book, When the Stars were Still Visible, asks us to 'remember.' In her example, memories start 'on the back steps of the six-family tenement / on 5th Avenue in Paterson' in 1944, her father dressed 'as a devil for a costume party / at the SocietA Cilentana'; this opens 'so many memories' which 'swirl / like bits of color in a kaleidoscope': of Mrs Gianelli 'who always fainted when she got upset' and of 'Zio Guillermo's garden / with tomatoes and zucchini and corn' which is 'years later / covered with asphalt and garages.' The poet tells us that 'children of immigrants pick up bits and pieces / over the years to create a picture' ('The Children of Immigrants'), that 'On the street where I grew up / everyone knew everyone else. / We knew each other's secrets' ('Carrying Their Hometowns to Paterson'), and, invoking Eliot, that they wore faces that they presented to the world. She writes about her people, her community, and the comfort of soothing things 'beckoning me home' ('Even After All These Years'), the way, perhaps, that all poetry should. Mari Mazziotti Gillan's new book, When the Stars were Still Visible, asks us to remember. She writes about her people, her community, and the comfort of soothing things beckoning me home (Even After All These Years), the way, perhaps, that all poetry should. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condizione: Brand New. 114 pages. 9.00x6.00x0.25 inches. In Stock.

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Mari Mazziotti Gillan's new book, When the Stars were Still Visible, asks us to 'remember.' In her example, memories start 'on the back steps of the six-family tenement / on 5th Avenue in Paterson' in 1944, her father dressed 'as a devil for a costume party / at the SocietÀ Cilentana'; this opens 'so many memories' which 'swirl / like bits of color in a kaleidoscope': of Mrs Gianelli 'who always fainted when she got upset' and of 'Zio Guillermo's garden / with tomatoes and zucchini and corn' which is 'years later / covered with asphalt and garages.' The poet tells us that 'children of immigrants pick up bits and pieces / over the years to create a picture' ('The Children of Immigrants'), that 'On the street where I grew up / everyone knew everyone else. / We knew each other's secrets' ('Carrying Their Hometowns to Paterson'), and, invoking Eliot, that they wore faces that they presented to the world. She writes about her people, her community, and the comfort of soothing things 'beckoning me home' ('Even After All These Years'), the way, perhaps, that all poetry should. …

Condizione: New. Mari Mazziotti Gillan s new book, When the Stars were Still Visible, asks us to remember . She writes about her people, her community, and the comfort of soothing things beckoning me home ( Even After All These Years ), the way, perhaps, that all poetry .

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Mari Mazziotti Gillan's new book, When the Stars were Still Visible, asks us to 'remember.' In her example, memories start 'on the back steps of the six-family tenement / on 5th Avenue in Paterson' in 1944, her father dressed 'as a devil for a costume party / at the SocietA Cilentana'; this opens 'so many memories' which 'swirl / like bits of color in a kaleidoscope': of Mrs Gianelli 'who always fainted when she got upset' and of 'Zio Guillermo's garden / with tomatoes and zucchini and corn' which is 'years later / covered with asphalt and garages.' The poet tells us that 'children of immigrants pick up bits and pieces / over the years to create a picture' ('The Children of Immigrants'), that 'On the street where I grew up / everyone knew everyone else. / We knew each other's secrets' ('Carrying Their Hometowns to Paterson'), and, invoking Eliot, that they wore faces that they presented to the world. She writes about her people, her community, and the comfort of soothing things 'beckoning me home' ('Even After All These Years'), the way, perhaps, that all poetry should. Mari Mazziotti Gillan's new book, When the Stars were Still Visible, asks us to remember. She writes about her people, her community, and the comfort of soothing things beckoning me home (Even After All These Years), the way, perhaps, that all poetry should. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condizione: New. Mari Mazziotti Gillan's new book, When the Stars were Still Visible, asks us to 'remember.'  In her example, memories start 'on the back steps of the six-family tenement / on 5th Avenue in Paterson' in 1944, her father dressed 'as a devil for a costume party / at the SocietÀ Cilentana'; this opens 'so many memories' which 'swirl / like bits of color in a kaleidoscope':  of Mrs Gianelli 'who always fainted when she got upset' and of 'Zio Guillermo's garden / with tomatoes and zucchini and corn' which is 'years later / covered with asphalt and garages.'  The poet tells us that 'children of immigrants pick up bits and pieces / over the years to create a picture' ('The Children of Immigrants'), that 'On the street where I grew up / everyone knew everyone else.  / We knew each other's secrets' ('Carrying Their Hometowns to Paterson'), and, invoking Eliot, that they wore faces that they presented to the world.  She writes about her people, her community, and the comfort of soothing things 'beckoning me home' ('Even After All These Years'), the way, perhaps, that all poetry should.…

Paperback. Condizione: Brand New. 114 pages. 9.00x6.00x0.25 inches. In Stock. This item is printed on demand.

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