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دانلود کتاب Fusion: Art and Poems

دانلود کتاب تلفیقی: هنر و شعر

Fusion: Art and Poems

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Fusion: Art and Poems

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ISBN (شابک) : 1461129311, 9781461129318 
ناشر: CreateSpace 
سال نشر: 2011 
تعداد صفحات: 88 
زبان: English 
فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود) 
حجم فایل: 6 مگابایت 

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توضیحاتی در مورد کتاب تلفیقی: هنر و شعر

هنر و شعر خواهران اسنل با موضوع تلفیق - انتزاعی با فیگوراتیو و روایت با غزل.


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art and poetry by the Snell sisters on the theme of fusion- the abstract with the figurative, and the narrative with the lyrical.



فهرست مطالب

Every day I turn inside out for you.......Page 13
A long drought, the sudden touch, a veil pulled away. What’s between the layers lets the image live.......Page 15
It’s the Vacancy sign that stays with me, its molten landscape with the current shorted out. On a map of dark topographies, that word burrowed into my loneliness with its prophecy.......Page 17
Complexities of Sex......Page 18
Split......Page 19
a body tries to tell its truth but the sun is shining hotly now, never mind the pain light brings......Page 21
is smoking a cigar, but the woman can’t see what it cost him: his hands are full of ashes, his fingers licked with flame.......Page 23
In the cool cave of thought his twisted root leads backwards and forwards along the slippery streets between lips and teeth.......Page 25
we measure the meaning of forever you move through me, and light bounces from one skin to the other. dark hides from light as light pursues it but it’s dangerous to stand this close to that truth while the clouds are erasing the sun.......Page 27
She Lives in a Hospitable Place......Page 28
.......Page 30
Pink blossoms from the cherry tree swirl around the garden birdbath, plush the lounge chairs, drape the table in fragrant cover. The evergreen, too, has thickened with flowers, leaning low over azaleas not yet in bud. Arriving on paths of wind-tossed.........Page 31
Brush by dripping brush the woman laved color over the winter weary kitchen. White-winged counters drifted amid the blush of seashells. Cupboards rocked off their hinges with the idea of orange and the chairs knocked knees under a bee-bright tabl.........Page 33
The Body is a Throwaway Thing......Page 37
Bad Mouth......Page 39
the minute she begins to calculate her faith in second chances......Page 41
Separation Anxiety......Page 43
if became when and then, right now, and the present was where I moved past you.......Page 45
It rained for days when you left, the city’s wheels mired in mud, waterlogged trees falling across the road in splintering grids. It made me think of the kind of traffic where you followed close behind me, bumper to bumper, trusting we would g.........Page 47
horizontal and vertical cross paths where the distance between two points is not that short. there is more to consider than distance & direction -- break the line hold the line stay inside the lines but between the lines is where an idea hatc.........Page 49
If I could touch my desire, I’d drown it.......Page 51
How can they fathom the depths we drown in every dappled night? Where the day has crisped black, we cast our net toward the shadows and fill it with fishes. Dripping light, we throw each one back.......Page 53
as you pull in the green all around us.......Page 55
What was it like before you were born, treading your mother’s depths in the float of uncountable time? You think you thought you heard a song enter then, but when you woke, you remembered nothing.......Page 57
A woman lifts a blouse from a drawer. Wilted lace. Buttons hanging by a thread. She groans, though the fabric weighs only ounces. Tugging each sleeve from its shoulder as if her arms were still in them and the evening young, she rises on her toe.........Page 59
Man with Hot Air......Page 60
we kept on the farm. Her farm. Her childhood. The brain unravels backward. Did I know you then? I tell her that I am her daughter. You are? How lovely! She closes the book and holds me as close as if one of us had been lost.......Page 63
For months she crossed a hot dry path until her lips split and she called out for comfort. The rains came and she opened her mouth greedy for each drop that filled her. She was a river and fish leapt from her until her hook was baited.........Page 65
nor are they sorry for the depths to which they have plunged her drowning ship.......Page 67
a ring brings us back into place.......Page 69
Your sister is still at the other end of the phone, singing her hosannas. Your ex thinks it’s his turn now, though tit for tat was never established. Demands are made. Some are met. The ones who hurt you most want forgiveness at all hours of the ni.........Page 71
before it sings itself extinct.......Page 73
but by its absences......Page 77
From an eclipsing sky he tumbles down a well thinking about the bereaved, how they line up at ticket counters looking for their own way out. What would they do for the chance to walk away from their skins? Smoke alarms fail, insurance expires. Yo.........Page 79
No key No door No room No bed Just this carpet pad. Carpet already stolen. No valuables in the blanket I found the painting in the trash Picket fence Spiky sun Stick figures Nothing worth having No people No house No Please do not .........Page 81
I can see you almost believe in me.......Page 83
Put that Face Back On......Page 84
The taste of iron, the eroticism of someone else’s pain. None of it is our fault. We are true to our natures. We wrap sins previously paid for in butcher paper and pray to the figurine in the attic. We need something to lean on and the g.........Page 87




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