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My nature is hunger : new & selected poems, 1989-2004
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My nature is hunger : new & selected poems, 1989-2004

Author: Luis J Rodriguez
Publisher: Willimantic, CT : Curbstone Press/Rattle Edition, 2005.
Edition/Format:   Book : English : 1st edView all editions and formats
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Genre/Form: Poetry
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Rodriguez, Luis J., 1954-
My nature is hunger.
Willimantic, CT : Curbstone Press/Rattle Edition, 2005
(OCoLC)663389486
Document Type: Book
All Authors / Contributors: Luis J Rodriguez
ISBN: 1931896240 9781931896245
OCLC Number: 60742051
Description: 149 p. ; 22 cm.
Contents: from Poems across the pavement, 1989 --
Running to America --
Somebody was breaking windows --
Rosalie has candles --
The monster --
Palmas --
Piece by piece --
The calling --
from The concrete river, 1991 --
Watts bleeds --
Tía Chucha --
Night dance, Watts 1975-78 --
The concrete river --
The rooster who thought it was a dog --
Black Mexican --
The Bull's Eye Inn --
Waiting --
Don't read that poem! --
Jarocho blues --
Jesus saves --
The blast furnace --
They come to dance --
Carrying my tools --
Bethlehem no more --
Every road --
Every breath, a prayer --
Lips --
from Trochemoche, 1998 --
Meeting the animal in Washington Square Park --
Victory, Victoria, my beautiful whisper --
Catacombs --
To the police office who refused to sit in the same room as my son because he's a "gang banger" --
A tale of Los Lobos --
Woman on the First Street bridge --
The Rabbi and the Cholo --
Cinco de Mayo --
Civilization --
Fire --
Red screams --
A fence of lights --
Next generation --
At Quenchers Bar when you said goodbye --
The face on the radio --
The object of intent is to get there --
Untouched --
A father's lesson --
Francisca --
Suburbia --
Believe me when I say... --
Reflection on El train glass --
The quiet woman --
Questions for which you are always the answer --
"Eva sitting on the curb with pen and paper before the torturers came to get her" --
Seguro que hell yes! --
Poem for Shakespeare & Company --
Yo Voy Ami! --
Rant, rave & ricochet --
Cloth of muscle and hair --
The old woman of Mérida --
from Notes of a bald cricket --
New poems --
My name's not Rodríguez --
Coal-seller in white dress --
The cockroaches I married --
Mickey Mouse pancakes --
My nature is hunger --
Exiled in the country of reason --
Passersby --
Listening to return to forever's "romantic warrior" with Susana in an empty room of my recently rented Echo Park apartment --
Mother by the lake --
Suicide sweet --
Sometimes a man comes --
Time and nature --
Loving what you leave --
Ritchie Valens doesn't sing here anymore --
Mexika science --
The gold beneath our feet --
Banned --
Fat --
The Chuskas, Navajo land 1998 --
Rez dogs --
Untitled --
Si, se puede! Yes, we can! --
Chuparosa (Hummingbird) --
Existence --
Nightfall : poems to ponder in war and uncertainty --
The wanton life.
Responsibility: by Luis J. Rodríguez.

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