[explicit lyrics] /

As the title indicates, these poems are lyrics - musings on the small decisions required by existence in the modern world. They contain the grand themes of art - -life, love, and mortality - but not where you expect. The smallest and most mundane objects become the catalyst for reevaluating our role...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Gent, Andrew (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Fayetteville [Arkansas] : The University of Arkansas Press, 2016.
Series:University of Arkansas Press poetry series.
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Table of Contents:
  • Series editor's preface
  • Dead mouse
  • Hiroshige
  • Nail
  • Lightbulb
  • Lightbulb
  • Kayak for sale
  • I have suffered
  • Babel
  • Laundry
  • Crow
  • Mosquito
  • Out of sleep
  • How to clean an oil-slicked penguin
  • repairs
  • on beauty
  • No sign of relief in sight
  • Healing
  • Overheard
  • January thaw
  • Glass of milk
  • Rock
  • Evolution of rock
  • Shopping cart
  • Seven juncos in the backyard
  • Candidate
  • Spilled milk
  • Plant
  • Reading a Chinese poet
  • Crow
  • Movies
  • Don't tell me about love
  • Political poem
  • Saying
  • Dreams
  • Wake
  • Old age
  • Inner city
  • Weather
  • Depression
  • Pornography
  • Windows
  • How his girlfriend said goodbye
  • A good word
  • Aftermath
  • Meat
  • Interlude
  • History
  • Dust
  • Telling stories
  • My life as a video game
  • Self-portrait at fifty
  • What we know of the story so far
  • Solitude
  • Three variations on Li Po
  • Old enough to know better
  • Theoretical
  • Artist: unknown
  • My rival
  • Snake bite
  • Prayer
  • Aphorisms
  • After Li Bai
  • Pencil
  • Scissors
  • Brick
  • Ghazal
  • Haiku
  • My feelings
  • Fox
  • There's no title to this
  • Outlook
  • Notes.