Ain't No Grave

Name: Ain't No Grave
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ISBN: 9781936970186

ISBN-10: 193697018X

ISBN-13: 9781936970186

Edition: 2013

Authors: T. J. Jarrett

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Poetry. African American Studies. "Here is a voice of complete authority: I think of Willa Cather in all her fullness of range and depth, her grief, sureness of step, and ease with life's own half-familiar withholdings. TJ Jarrett pierces the listener with her new—seemingly accustomed, but new—unsettlings; I was more lonely before I heard this voice."—Jean Valentine

Book details

List price: $15.00
Copyright year: 2013
Publisher: New Issues Poetry & Prose, Western Michigan University
Publication date: 9/1/2013
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 91
Size: 6.00" wide x 8.50" long x 0.25" tall
Weight: 0.440
Language: English



How to Speak to the Dead


Interrobang


How to Speak to the Dead


Middle Passage


Ruin


Sea


Silk


After I Came to Bed, Unable to Understand Why Mike Brady is Beating Kunta Kinte on Television, My Grandmother Explains: A Lullaby


How to Hear Music with Your Whole Body


World, 1981


Lazarus


What We Call Tears


The Beauty of Failed Things


1920: In Duluth, Minnesota


Concerning the Divinity of Trees


What We Say to the Tree


Ruin


What the Dark Said


After You Kissed Me, I Could Not Stay in My Body for Days


The Opened Door


Approach


What the Sky Said


The Long-Metered Hymn


When the Sun Nears the Earth in the West


Snow, on the Origin and Mechanics Of


What We Say to the Fire


What the Grass Says


Ruin


Childhood


My Father Explains the History of Sugar, the Middle Passage and Slavery to My Brother, Age 5, over Breakfast


Body after Body


Negroes Lie on Top of Weakening Levee and Save Day near Greenville, Miss., April 11, 1912


Methods and Materials


What We Say to the Water


As Far as the Eye Can See


As Far as the Eye Can See


What the Tree Said


On Leaving East Saint Louis after the Burning


The Light They Made


Flashlight


What We Know of the Dark


We Go to the River and Will Always Return


The Sound the World Makes without You


Telephone


Night Seizures


Astronauts


Drinking with Mephistopheles


Thanksgiving


Because Men Do What They Want to Do


Pentecosts


How It Hurts, Scars, Mars


What Happens in the Dark


Ruin


Meridian: What Happens After