Sailing Alone Around the Room: New and Selected Poems74 reviews Billy Collins Random House Trade Paperbacks, 2002 Poetry for the rest of us! + Unexpected, funny, exquisite + Are the new poems worth buying the volume? + Dhyana, Yoga and Billy Collins + Put your life on hold             Selected Poems (Wesleyan Poetry)7 reviews James Tate Wesleyan, 1991 LOVE IT!! + A wonderful collection + Hyperbole just isn't enough + Bukowski is Old and Tired and Sensationalistic             Poetry 180: A Turning Back to Poetry11 reviews Random House Trade Paperbacks, 2003 It meets its intended goal + Good for Teachers + A Fine Poetry Anthology Poetry 180 is both impressive and disappointing. Collins has assembled a volume of accessible, contemporary poetry. It is poetry that will easily convince teens (and the general poetry-impaired public)that poetry can speak directly to them without the academic trappings of analysis. This is an ...             Thomas and Beulah9 reviews Rita Dove Carnegie-Mellon University Press, 1986 Different Views + Fabulous. + Fantastic work of poetry + Wonderful book + Excellent Read             What Narcissism Means to Me: Poems8 reviews Tony Hoagland Graywolf Press, 2003 Honest, blunt poetry from a captivating author + i find my favorite poet. + outstanding poetry + Poetry Lives Again!! + Narcissism is usually the topical domain of psychology             The Collected Poems of Frank O'Hara16 reviews Frank O'Hara University of California Press, 1995 The missing link + He Gives Me Permission To Write (from Ahadada Books) + The F. Scott Fitzgerald of Poets + Just plain indispensable.             Walking the Black Cat3 reviews Charles Simic Harvest Books, 1996 One of the best poets alive + Gorgeous. + Contemporary, Thoughtful, Disturbing, and Refreshing Charles Simic's "Walking The Black Cat" is hard evidence that the sarcastic, irreverent and consciousness bending spirit of surrealism is alive and well. Simic's tone is flippant and unmistakably poetic; he can take the most ordinary situation and make a slick, subtle metaphysical comment about it ...             Richard Brautigan's Trout Fishing in America, The Pill versus The Springhill Mine Disaster, and In Watermelon ...36 reviews Richard Brautigan Mariner Books, 1989 He heard the sound of his own drummer + Hallucinatory, and Great + Brautigan's Style is 5 star for me. The man is no longer here so its necessary to give him the benefit of the doubt. Brautigan was in the long tradition of American originals. Thoreau defined it as the person who can't walk in step with the others because he 'hears the sound of his own drummer'. Brautigan put a number of things ...             The Complete Poems of Hart Crane (Centennial Edition)11 reviews Hart Crane Liveright Publishing Corporation, 2001 Whispers antiphonal in azure swing... + A Reading of "Stark Major" + In the Tradition + Kiss of our agony             What Narcissism Means to Me: Poems8 reviews Tony Hoagland Graywolf Press, 2003 Honest, blunt poetry from a captivating author + i find my favorite poet. + outstanding poetry + Poetry Lives Again!! + Narcissism is usually the topical domain of psychology             Sailing Alone Around the Room: New and Selected Poems74 reviews Billy Collins Random House Trade Paperbacks, 2002 Poetry for the rest of us! + Unexpected, funny, exquisite + Are the new poems worth buying the volume? + Dhyana, Yoga and Billy Collins + Put your life on hold             Thomas and Beulah9 reviews Rita Dove Carnegie-Mellon University Press, 1986 Different Views + Fabulous. + Fantastic work of poetry + Wonderful book + Excellent Read             Richard Brautigan's Trout Fishing in America, The Pill versus The Springhill Mine Disaster, and In Watermelon ...36 reviews Richard Brautigan Mariner Books, 1989 He heard the sound of his own drummer + Hallucinatory, and Great + Brautigan's Style is 5 star for me. The man is no longer here so its necessary to give him the benefit of the doubt. Brautigan was in the long tradition of American originals. Thoreau defined it as the person who can't walk in step with the others because he 'hears the sound of his own drummer'. Brautigan put a number of things ...             The Complete Poems of Hart Crane (Centennial Edition)11 reviews Hart Crane Liveright Publishing Corporation, 2001 Whispers antiphonal in azure swing... + A Reading of "Stark Major" + In the Tradition + Kiss of our agony             Walking the Black Cat3 reviews Charles Simic Harvest Books, 1996 One of the best poets alive + Gorgeous. + Contemporary, Thoughtful, Disturbing, and Refreshing Charles Simic's "Walking The Black Cat" is hard evidence that the sarcastic, irreverent and consciousness bending spirit of surrealism is alive and well. Simic's tone is flippant and unmistakably poetic; he can take the most ordinary situation and make a slick, subtle metaphysical comment about it ...             Selected Poems (Wesleyan Poetry)7 reviews James Tate Wesleyan, 1991 LOVE IT!! + A wonderful collection + Hyperbole just isn't enough + Bukowski is Old and Tired and Sensationalistic             Poetry 180: A Turning Back to Poetry11 reviews Random House Trade Paperbacks, 2003 It meets its intended goal + Good for Teachers + A Fine Poetry Anthology Poetry 180 is both impressive and disappointing. Collins has assembled a volume of accessible, contemporary poetry. It is poetry that will easily convince teens (and the general poetry-impaired public)that poetry can speak directly to them without the academic trappings of analysis. This is an ...             The Collected Poems of Frank O'Hara16 reviews Frank O'Hara University of California Press, 1995 The missing link + He Gives Me Permission To Write (from Ahadada Books) + The F. Scott Fitzgerald of Poets + Just plain indispensable.