Poet Wendy Mnookin reads from "The Moon Makes Its Own Plea" for National Poety Month

04/14/2009 7:30 pm
04/14/2009 8:30 pm

MnookinJoin us for an evening with poet Wendy Mnookin in celebration of National Poetry Month. Mnookin is the author of The Moon Makes Its Own Plea and three previous collections including What He Took, To Get Here, and Guenever Speaks, a collection of persona poems. Her poems have appeared in journals such as The Greensboro Review, The Harvard Review, POOL, Prairie Schooner and Rhino. She has won a book award from the New England Poetry Club and a Poetry Fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts.

 

At Sea

At the end of the jetty.

Where the boats come in. Where the boats go out. At the pile of rocks
that swallows the sun at the end of the day.

At the turn of the trail. At the last dune.

In front of the hot-dog stand. At the door to the pub. By the shanty,
the shipbuilder's yard, the discarded yellow boots, the smashed
clam shells.

You thought I'd give in to despair.
But today is today, everywhere I look. And I look everywhere.

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ISBN-13: 9781934414149
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Published: BOA Editions, 10/2008

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Street:
Back Pages Books
Additional:
289 Moody Street
City:
Waltham
,
Province:
Massachusetts
Postal Code:
02435
Country:
United States