Connecting the dots : poems / Maxine Kumin.

In these new poems, her eleventh collection, Maxine Kumin expands on the themes that have engaged her most strongly. Family connections resurface as she imagines a letter to her mother, long dead, or assesses the shift of responsibility between generations ("...they still love us who overtake u...

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Online Access: Full Text (via Internet Archive)
Main Author: Kumin, Maxine, 1925-
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: New York : Norton, c1996.
Edition:1st ed.
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505 0 0 |a Letters -- The Height of the Season -- After the Cleansing of Bosnia -- Getting the Message -- Rehearsing for the Final Reckoning in Boston -- Youth Orchastra, with Dogs -- Cross-Country Skiing -- The Bridge-Builder -- The Last Words of Henry Manley -- In a Different Country -- An Insider's View of the Garden -- Early Thoughts of Winter -- Almost Spring, Driving Home, Reciting Hopkins -- After the Heat Wave -- Chore -- In Praise of the New Transfer Station -- The Word -- Vignette -- Deja Vu -- Down East News Item -- Allegories in H, D, and B -- New Year's Eve 1959 -- October, Yellowstone Park -- In Memory of Danny L. -- Carrying Sue -- Lancaster County -- After the Poetry Reading. 
505 0 0 |a Gus Speaks -- From the 18th Floor -- Spring Training -- Beans Beans Beans -- The Riddle of Noah -- Connecting the Dots. 
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