Domestic Fuel (House of Anansi Poetry Series; Hap 33)

Erin Moure's third collection of poetry confirmed her reputation as a major Canadian poet. She writes of the Canadian West, the railroad, the abrasions of love and politics, the miracle of words and ordinary places--with special emphasis on the hearts, minds, and voices of women.;Cover Page; Title Page; Copyright Page; Contents; Acknowledgements; A Sporting Life; Lunge; What The Woman Remembers Of Her Dying, On The Street After The Ambulance Came; Like Theatre; Shock Troop; Poem Rejected By The Globe & Mail; Five Miles From Detonation; Camouflage; A Sporting Life; Wedding Party; Shocks; Safety; Fusillade; Amore; Public Health; Groceries; Sowing; After All That; Professional Amnesia; Dawn Of The Unwed; Hoe; Speaking In Tongues; Private Windows; Sitting Inside Talking; Vision Of A Woman Hit By A Bird; Secret Kisses; Spirit-Catcher; Quebec Street At 1 Am; Paleohora Wind. Cover Page Title Page Copyright Page Contents Acknowledgements A Sporting Life Lunge What The Woman Remembers Of Her Dying, On The Street After The Ambulance Came Like Theatre Shock Troop Poem Rejected By The Globe & Mail Five Miles From Detonation Camouflage A Sporting Life Wedding Party Shocks Safety Fusillade Amore Public Health Groceries Sowing After All That Professional Amnesia Dawn Of The Unwed Hoe Speaking In Tongues Private Windows Sitting Inside Talking Vision Of A Woman Hit By A Bird Secret Kisses Spirit-Catcher Quebec Street At 1 Am Paleohora Wind. Angelus DominiThe Words Mean What We Say, We Say Speaking In Tongues Tropic Line Neighbours Eight Ways Of Going To Trial Philosophy Of Language Like The Rain Idiom Birds Some Of The Women Thaw Including Myself Visible Ordination Five Highways Riding Blind Fentiman Avenue Lions Like This One Thaw Doe-Face How I Will Look At You Geese Bends Paradisiacal Vallejo Cherish Domestic Fuel Jump Over The Gate Rye & Pickerel At Night Watching Newsreels At The Farm Domestic Fuel Horse Chestnuts Remembering Sheep Adoration West Glow Gills Toxicity Gale Force Blindness. Eight Tests For Breathing. Erin Moure's third collection of poetry confirmed her reputation as a major Canadian poet. She writes of the Canadian West, the railroad, the abrasions of love and politics, the miracle of words and ordinary places — with special emphasis on the hearts, minds, and voices of women. POE011000

Erin Mouré's third collection of poetry confirmed her reputation as a major Canadian poet. She writes of the Canadian West, the railroad, the abrasions of love and politics, the miracle of words and ordinary places—with special emphasis on the hearts, minds, and voices of women.