Poems deal with memory, the past, nature, families, travel, the seasons, marriage, mortality, human sexuality, parenthood, and identity

The Roundhouse Voices: Selected and New Poems

Literature & Fiction

SMITH, Dave

Poetry

Harpercollins

In the house of the judge

Harper&Row

The Roundhouse Voices: New and Selected Poems

Welding: Skills and Technology

Science & Math

Technology

Glencoe/McGraw-Hill School Pub Co

GOSHAWK, ANTELOPE

Goshawk, Antelope

University of Illinois Press

The themes of love and death are the focus of a collection of poems set in the mountain and desert regions of the West and portraying the worlds of the goshawk and antelope

PURE CLEAR WORD

History & Criticism

LOCAL ASSAYS

Review\nAfter Drinking Near Muskegon, Michigan 
The Ancestor 
Antelope Standing, Some Lying 
Apples In Early October 
Artificial Niggers 
August, On The Rented Farm 
The Austringer's Dissertation 
Azaleas 
Back River Easter 
Between The Moon And The Sun 
Black Widow 
Blues For Benny Kid Paret 
Chinaberry Tree 
Cleaning A Fish 
The Collector Of The Sun 
The Colors Of Our Age: Pink And Black 
Coming Attractions 
Convulsion 
Corner Room, Hog-scald In The Air 
Crab 
Crabbing On The Hand Line 
Cumberland Station 
The Cunner In The Calotype 
Dandelions 
The Dark Eyes Of Daughters 
The Delivery 
The Divorce 
Dog Dreaming 
Dome Poem 
A Dream Of A Jacklighter 
Dreams In Sunlit Rooms 
Driving Home In The Breaking Season 
Drunks 
Eastern Shore: Smith Island 
Elegy In An Abandoned Boatyard 
Figure From An Elder Lady 
Final Preparations 
First Hunt At Smithfield 
A Fixation With Birds 
For The Polioed Girl Killed By Cottonmouths On Her Birthday 
The Funeral Singer 
The Gift Of The Second Snow 
Going Home: Ben's Church, Virginia 
A Gold Of Birds 
Goshawk, Antelope 
Greenheart Fern 
Hath The Drowned Nothing To Dream 
Hawaii To Salt Lake City 
Hawktree 
Hole, Where Once In Passion We Swam 
Hospital Memory During Storm 
How To Get To Green Springs 
In Snow, A Possible Life 
In The City Of Wind 
In The Yard, Late Summer 
The Last Morning 
Lee's Statue: Richmond 
Looking For The Melungeon 
Looming: An Address To Matthew Fontaine Maury 
Loon 
The Luminosity Of Life 
A Memory At The Edge Of Swollen Rivers 
Messenger 
A Moment Of Small Pillagers 
Morning Light: Wanship, Utah 
The Movement Of Water At Night 
Mud Holes 
Night Fishing For Blues 
Night, Our Hands Parting The Blue Air 
On A Field Trip At Fredericksburg 
On The Limits Of Resurrection 
One Question, Two Seasons 
Over The Ozarks, Because I Saw Them, Stars Came 
The Palmreader 
The Perspective And Limits Of Snapshots 
The Petrified Wood 
Picking Cherries 
Pine Cones 
Pink Slip At Tool And Dye 
A Place In The Forest 
Playing Ball 
A Poem While It Is Raining 
The Pornography Box 
Rain Forest 
Raw Light, Mountain Lake 
The Roundhouse Voices 
Sailing The Back River 
Sea Change: The Rented House At Seal Rock, Oregon 
Settlement 
The Sex Of Poetry 
Si Hugget, Drifting, Ruptured 
Snake Sermon 
Some Good Luck In Lightfoot 
Something The Wind Says Tonight 
Song Of The Dutch Insult 
The Spring Poem 
The Suicide Eater 
The Testimony Of Wine 
That Moment, Which You Could Love, What Of It 
These Promises, These Lost, In Sleep Remain To Us 
Tide Pools 
The Tire Hangs In The Woods 
To Anyone Hunting Agates On A Pacific Beach 
The Traveling Photographer: Circa 1880 
Treehouse 
The True Sound Of The Goshawk 
Under The Scrub Oak, A Red Shoe 
Undertaker, Please Go Slow 
Waiting For Dee In The Diner 
Waking Among Horses 
Watching An Aircraft Warning Light 
The Water Horse 
Waving 
What The Waterman Prayed 
When The Fiddlers Gather 
Where We Are Today, You Will Notice Is 
White Beach, Black Beach: Buckroe, Virginia 
The White Holster 
Wildfire 
Willows, Pond Glitter 
With Walt Whitman At Fredericksburg 
With White Hair, They Come 
Young Woman, Your Name Is Known 
-- Table of Poems from Poem Finder®\nFrom Publishers Weekly\nForging through this voluminous collection is akin to visiting at length with a charismatic, if highly disturbed, relative. Generally, the poems (from Cumberland Station, 1976; Goshawk, Antelope, 1979; and Dream Flights, 1981) start out presenting facades of well-mannered normalcy, e.g., brief narratives or odes to nature and the sea, but then something shifts and goes terribly right. A sentence turns odd and powerful ("There are many ways to die and one is in the nerve"); a quiet, streak of insanity emerges; a young girl leaves her scent upon a young boy's body. Sometimes a poem pops up that is dangerous from start to finish, such as "The Suicide Eaters" or "Drunks," about a reading at a V.A. hospital for recovering addicts and alcoholics. Smith is highly conscious of word choice. He tinkers with grammar and rhythm just enough to be utterly engaging, leaving the reader exhausted after the visit, but wiser for th

Floating on Solitude: THREE VOLUMES OF POETRY (Illinois Poetry Series)

A guide to the tricks and flicks of football's masters. Each move is demonstrated by step-by-step photography with archive shots of footballing legends in action. Shots covered include the Cruyff turn, the scissors, the ardiles flick, the step-over and a range of free-kicks.

Football Wizardry

Sports & Outdoors

Waddle, Chris

Gore, Shaun

Soccer

Hamlyn

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