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Publisher
University of Pittsburgh Press
ISBN-10
0822964309
ISBN-13
9780822964308
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Book Title
Star Journal : Selected Poems
Number of Pages
144 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2016
Topic
General, American / General
Genre
Poetry
Author
Christopher Buckley
Book Series
Pitt Poetry Ser.
Format
Trade Paperback

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0.6 in
Item Weight
23.5 Oz
Item Length
9 in
Item Width
6 in

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2018-276583
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Past praise "There is a deep nostalgia here, but also wisdom and common sense, and beautiful writing.  I welcome him at his maturist, poet of stardust." --Gerald Stern  , "Some poets like only celestial music, other the grit of the streets, but Buckley engages winningly with both." --David Kirby in San Francisco Chronicle, "Christopher Buckley's gift for wide-ranging thinking meshes so gracefully with lovingly tender details, he feels like a companion voice for all time--a Hikmet, a Neruda, yes." --Naomi Shihab Nye on Back Room at the Philosopher's Club, As straightforward as a yardstick, measuring by star-light, the weight of a butterfly heart. A book of poet magic, a proverbial pot ofgtold. 'Today's Book of Poetry' defies you to open any page of this book and not be entertained and enlightened., "There is a deep nostalgia here, but also wisdom and common sense, and beautiful writing. I welcome him at his maturist, poet of stardust." --Gerald Stern on And the Sea  , The poems are verbally so rich, generous, out-loud (I can't not intone the rhetorical flourishes), inclusive, wry. I like especially the orientation to the large-picture physics/cosmology at the same time that (Buckley) relates his own past. . . . I like the tone--how else to address one's mortality & mixed luck except with irony & affection stirred with gratitude?, "Prize-winning poet Buckley has a unique poetic voice, a sort of breathless, long-sentenced style that is gripping and captivating . . . . These are poems of immortality and extinction that can still make you smile. He has an exquisite ear for language and a gutsy way of blending bravado with humility." --Judy Clarence in Library Journal, Past praise for Christopher Buckley: "The poems are modest, straightforward, intensely lyrical and totally accessible. . . . This is a humble poetry of great truths and profound emotions that never overstates its concerns for the events both in and above the world. It rewards countless readings and never betrays itself." --Philip Levine on Sky in Ploughshares, Past praise for Christopher Buckley "Time and the shifts of time are the burden: not simply time as recollection or loss, but also and everywhere the persistent loneliness of star time, mastodon time, so that finally these are poems in which reflection takes on uncommon amplitude and presence. And all this would be nothing, of course, without the language, which is the glory of these poems." --Peter Everwine  , Some poets like only celestial music, other the grit of the streets, but Buckley engages winningly with both., Past praise "Christopher Buckley's gift for wide-ranging thinking meshes so gracefully with lovingly tender details, he feels like a companion voice for all time--a Hikmet, a Neruda, yes." --Naomi Shihab Nye, Past praise for Christopher Buckley: "The poems are modest, straight forward, intensely lyrical and totally accessible. . . .  This is a humble poetry of great truths and profound emotions that never overstates its concerns for the events both in and above the world.  It rewards countless readings and never betrays itself." --Philip Levine on Sky in Ploughshares  , Past praise "The poems are verbally so rich, generous, out-loud (I can't not intone the rhetorical flourishes), inclusive, wry. I like especially the orientation to the large-picture physics/cosmology at the same time that (Buckley) relates his own past. . . .  I like the tone--how else to address one's mortality & mixed luck except with irony & affection stirred with gratitude?" --Dennis Schmitz, "There is a quietness to these poems and breakouts of lyrical intensity that define Buckley as a master of the art." --North of Oxford, Past praise "Prize-winning poet Buckley has a unique poetic voice, a sort of breathless, long-sentenced style that is gripping and captivating . . . . These are poems of immortality and extinction that can still make you smile.  He has an exquisite ear for language and a gutsy way of blending bravado with humility." --Judy Clarence in Library Journal, "The poems are verbally so rich, generous, out-loud (I can't not intone the rhetorical flourishes), inclusive, wry. I like especially the orientation to the large-picture physics/cosmology at the same time that (Buckley) relates his own past. . . . I like the tone--how else to address one's mortality & mixed luck except with irony & affection stirred with gratitude?" --Dennis Schmitz, "There is a deep nostalgia here, but also wisdom and common sense, and beautiful writing. I welcome him at his maturist, poet of stardust." --Gerald Stern on And the Sea, Past praise "Some poets like only celestial music, other the grit of the streets, but Buckley engages winningly with both."  --David Kirby in San Francisco Chronicle, There is a quietness to these poems and breakouts of lyrical intensity that define Buckley as a master of the art., "Time and the shifts of time are the burden: not simply time as recollection or loss, but also and everywhere the persistent loneliness of star time, mastodon time, so that finally these are poems in which reflection takes on uncommon amplitude and presence. And all this would be nothing, of course, without the language, which is the glory of these poems." --Peter Everwine on Dark Matter  , Prize-winning poet Buckley has a unique poetic voice, a sort of breathless, long-sentenced style that is gripping and captivating . . . . These are poems of immortality and extinction that can still make you smile. He has an exquisite ear for language and a gutsy way of blending bravado with humility., Christopher Buckley's gift for wide-ranging thinking meshes so gracefully with lovingly tender details, he feels like a companion voice for all time--a Hikmet, a Neruda, yes., Past praise for Christopher Buckley: "The poems are modest, straightforward, intensely lyrical and totally accessible. . . .  This is a humble poetry of great truths and profound emotions that never overstates its concerns for the events both in and above the world.  It rewards countless readings and never betrays itself." --Philip Levine on Sky in Ploughshares  , "Time and the shifts of time are the burden: not simply time as recollection or loss but also and everywhere the persistent loneliness of star time, mastodon time, so that finally these are poems in which reflection takes on uncommon amplitude and presence. And all this would be nothing, of course, without the language, which is the glory of these poems." --Peter Everwine on Dark Matter, Christopher Buckley's selected poems, pieces from 1979 to 2014, are intimate, lyrical portraits from a down-to-earth speaker aware of his smallness. . . . This is not a flashy book of poems but an appreciative, meditative one that lingers on the specificities of life. . . . Star Journal is a collection that is keenly aware of, but expertly deals with concepts of scope, space, and time., Time and the shifts of time are the burden: not simply time as recollection or loss, but also and everywhere the persistent loneliness of star time, mastodon time, so that finally these are poems in which reflection takes on uncommon amplitude and presence. And all this would be nothing, of course, without the language, which is the glory of these poems., "The poems are verbally so rich, generous, out-loud (I can't not intone the rhetorical flourishes), inclusive, wry. I like especially the orientation to the large-picture physics/cosmology at the same time that (Buckley) relates his own past. . . .  I like the tone--how else to address one's mortality & mixed luck except with irony & affection stirred with gratitude?" --Dennis Schmitz, "Prize-winning poet Buckley has a unique poetic voice, a sort of breathless, long-sentenced style that is gripping and captivating . . . . These are poems of immortality and extinction that can still make you smile.  He has an exquisite ear for language and a gutsy way of blending bravado with humility." --Judy Clarence in Library Journal, "Time and the shifts of time are the burden: not simply time as recollection or loss but also and everywhere the persistent loneliness of star time, mastodon time, so that finally these are poems in which reflection takes on uncommon amplitude and presence. And all this would be nothing, of course, without the language, which is the glory of these poems." --Peter Everwine on Dark Matter  , There is a deep nostalgia here, but also wisdom and common sense, and beautiful writing. I welcome him at his maturist, poet of stardust., "Some poets like only celestial music, other the grit of the streets, but Buckley engages winningly with both."  --David Kirby in San Francisco Chronicle, Past praise for Christopher Buckley "The poems are modest, straight forward, intensely lyrical and totally accessible. . . . This is a humble poetry of great truths and profound emotions that never overstates its concerns for the events both in and above the world. It rewards countless readings and never betrays itself."
Dewey Edition
23
Dewey Decimal
811/.54
Synopsis
Star Journal is a selection of poems from Christopher Buckley's twenty previous collections, from 1980-2014., Star Journal is a selection of poems from Christopher Buckley's twenty previous collections, 1980-2014. Buckley's poetry is unique in its use of current science and cosmology, recent facts and theories mixed in with a lyrical underpinning., Star Journal is a selection of poems from Christopher Buckley's twenty previous collections , from 1980-2014. Past praise from Philip Levine: "The poems are modest, straight forward, intensely lyrical and totally accessible. . . . This is a humble poetry of great truths and profound emotions that never overstates its concerns for the events both in and above the world. It rewards countless readings and never betrays itself." --Ploughshares
LC Classification Number
PS3552.U339A6 2016

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