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Unpeopled Eden

Unpeopled Eden
- Unpeopled Eden: A Descent into Mictln's World of Ghostly Song
- Gonzlez's Poetry Haunted by Border Crossers and Deportees
- Casa Speaks: I Am Not Your Mother
- Casa: I Do Not Answer Prayers
- Casa Welcomes All, Yet Offers No Comfort
- Casa Listens, But Expects No Response
- Casa's Faces and Scars Belong to Others
- Casa Denies Being a Time Capsule
- Casa Dislikes Sentimental Hoarding
- Casa Says Farewell to Old Furniture
- Casa: I Do Not Fear Death or Cold
- Casa: I Do Not Shrink into Corners
- Casa: I Am Not to Blame
- Casa: I Treat All Equally
- Casa: I Am No Prize or Wish
Unpeopled Eden opens in MictlÃ¡n, the region of the dead in Aztec mythology, inviting us down into a world where â€œthe men are never coming homeâ€ and â€œrows of ghosts come forth to sing.â€ Haunted by border crossers and forgotten deportees, lost brothers and sons, GonzÃ¡lez unearths the beautiful and musical amidst the grotesque. These poems are prayer and memorial â€œfor those whose / patron saints are longing and despair.â€
Country USA
Brand Four Way Books
Manufacturer Four Way Books
Binding Paperback
ReleaseDate 2013-10-01
UnitCount 1
EANs 9781935536369

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