Research Catalog

Title

Fugitive horizons / Henry Beissel.

Author

Beissel, Henry

Publication

• Toronto ; Buffalo ; Lancaster, U.K. : Guernica, 2013.
• ©2013

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Details

Description

91 pages; 23 cm.

Series Statement

Essential poets series ; 205

Uniform Title

Essential poets 205.

Genre/Form

Poetry

Note

• Poems.

Additional Formats (note)

• Also issued in electronic format.

Processing Action (note)

• committed to retain

Contents

Machine generated contents note: I. HORIZONS -- Pied Carpet for the Mind -- To Salute the Sky -- We're Secrets -- Cosmic Auditorium -- Something to Talk About -- On Night's Edge -- In the Green Labyrinth -- Honest Truth -- Put Your Ear to It -- Music of the Spheres -- May I Have this Tango? -- Paradox for Galileo -- Others Are Writing this Poem -- Celebrate the Flaw -- He Walks Across the Night -- Picnic for the Mind -- Getting Darker Still -- Tracings in Silver Dust -- This Dawn Happens -- Quantum Dualities -- At the Speed of Light -- Golden Apple -- Hauling Genes -- Answers and Questions -- Mathematics of Love -- Certainty of Silence -- Silence -- Where Are the Dreams? -- All That's Possible -- Parallels -- On the Head of a Pin -- Troubled Mirror -- Domes of Darkness -- What is Extraordinary -- II. FUGITIVE -- If I Had Known -- Passing Fancy -- Ghost Particles -- Put Things into Words -- My Heart This Solo -- It's All So Simple -- Chains of Amino Acids -- Family Tree -- Interlocus Contest Evolution -- Convexed and Concaved -- Between Nowhere and Now -- Memory Plays Tricks -- Alarming Possibilities -- Maybe, Maybe Not -- Final Word -- No One Has Ever -- Meaning of Irrelevancy -- Letter "e" -- He Discovered Darkness -- Success Story -- Imperfect Recall -- Long Shot -- Revolution & Evolution -- Stranded in Disneyland -- Time Loops -- Refugee -- Dream Vision -- Sisyphus -- Homo patheticus -- Life in Virtual Space -- Midnight -- Nightmare Tomorrow -- Hallucinate Oblivion -- Renaissance -- Woodcut -- Fugitive Horizons -- Why Should There Be More.

ISBN

• 9781550717327
• 1550717324

OCLC

• 830078467
• SCSB-12609551

Owning Institutions

Harvard Library