The echo of ice letting go - LeMay, Julie Hungiville, author; University of Alaska Press, publisher (Colorado State University. Libraries, 2017)
I. Tosca Lived a Good Life -- In the Belly of the Whale -- A New Toolbox -- Recent Blood Tests Are Indicative of a Cancer Recurrence -- What I Lost That Day in Gifford, Pennsylvania -- No More Words -- What Meaning -- Not a Fairy-Tale Ending -- Dear Becky -- I Drowned -- Half-Found John Muir Poem #4 -- River of Mercy -- II. Winter Rain -- Half-Found John Muir Poem #5 -- Spargania magnoliata -- On a Summer Day after My Son and I Witness a -- Young Man's Drowning -- What Is Gathered and What Is Lost -- Walking Home -- More Ache than the Sea -- The Anchorage Jail -- Emergency Room, Wednesday 4pm -- Inside Out -- His Sadness Is a Lake These Mountains Are Long-Extinct Volcanoes -- Near Power Creek: After a Marriage -- Looking out the Window on a Winter Morning -- Still -- Anniversary: My Parents' Marriage -- Redpolls in Winter -- III. Mythography of the Wolf's Sorrow or An Alternative Rendering of the Romulus and Remus Legend -- Trinity -- Tosca, Act V -- Here the Promise -- Only Winter -- Reincarnate -- I Bow -- Kashin-Beck Disease Is Endemic to Tibet -- Who Will Speak of Lhasa? -- Faith -- All Things Are Transient -- Dr. Anderson Called and the News Isn't Good -- This Body Is Baggage I'm Not Yet Ready to Leave Behind -- IV. This Is a Raging Wind -- Since June -- Walk on Water -- Half-Found John Muir Poem #1 -- Ge(ne)ology -- Half-Found John Muir Poem #2 -- On a Summer Day -- Sun like a Daffodil -- A Light in Winter -- Half-Found John Muir Poem #3 -- Remission -- Half-Found Li Shang-yin Poem -- Tomorrow Is a White Flag -- Unravel -- Sky Burial.
Keywords: American poetry