41. Poetry Flash:"Carolyn Kizer & The Chain Of Women"#287 Number 287 April/May 2001. carolyn kizer The Chain of Women ANNIE FINCH Copyright© 2001 Poetry Flash. carolyn kizer won the Pulitzer Prize for Yin in 1985. http://www.poetryflash.org/archive.287.Finch.html

Return to Archive Index Number 287 April/May 2001 ANNIE FINCH This essay will appear in , edited by Annie Finch, Johanna Keller, and Candace McClelland, to be published by CarvanKerry Press in June 2001. This important new collection explores and appreciates the contributions of one of our most influential poets in her seventy-fifth year. Carolyn Kizer won the Pulitzer Prize for Yin in 1985. Her books include her recently reissued debut The Ungrateful Garden, Midnight Was My Cry, Mermaids in the Basement, and Harping On: Poems 1985-1995. Her translations are collected in Carrying Over ; two essays collections appeared in the nineties, Proses, On Poems and Poets, and Picking and Choosing, Essays on Prose. As an editor, she's published

42. Carolyn Kizer Try Mermaids in The Basement. Written by carolyn kizer Published byCopper Canyon Press (January 1989) ISBN 1556590164 Price $15.00. http://jewish-books.net/search_Carolyn_Kizer/searchBy_Author.html

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45. Address To The Angels Copyright And Acknowledgments Reproduced by permission.—kizer, carolyn. From The Nearness of You. Reproducedby permission.—kizer, carolyn, photograph by Thomas Victor. http://www.enotes.com/address-angels/credits

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49. Carolyn Kizer - Poetry 2003 - Key West Literary Seminar carolyn kizer was born in Spokane, Washington, in 1925. She is theauthor of that I escaped from you. © carolyn kizer (1996) close. http://www.keywestliteraryseminar.org/poetry/p_kizer.htm

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ON A LINE FROM VALERY Tout le ciel vert ce muert. Le dernier arbre brule. The whole green sky is dying. The last tree flares With a great burst of supernatural rose Under a canopy of poisonous airs. Could we imagine our return to prayers To end in time before time's final throes, The green sky dying as the last tree flares? But we were young in judgement, old in years Who could make peace; but it was war we chose, To spread its canopy of poisoning airs. Not all our children's pleas or women's fears Could save us from this hell. And now, God knows His whole green sky is dying as it flares. Our crops of wheat have turned to fields of tares. This dreadful century staggers to its close As the sky dies for us, its poisoned heirs. All rain was dust. Its granules were our tears. Throats burst as universal winter rose To kill the whole green sky, the last tree bare Beneath its camopy of poisoned air. Carolyn Kizer

52. CMU Press: Carolyn Kizer's The Ungrateful Garden carolyn kizer The Ungrateful Garden (1999) ISBN 088748-276-7 $13.95paper, Born in Spokane, Washington, carolyn kizer has, since http://www.cmu.edu/universitypress/U.Kize-Ungr.html

Carolyn Kizer The Ungrateful Garden (1999) ISBN 0-88748-276-7 $13.95 paper Born in Spokane, Washington, Carolyn Kizer has, since the 1960s, been one of America's premier poets. She recieved her B.A. degree from Sarah Lawrence College and was a Fellow of the Chinese Government in Comparative Literature at Columbia University. In 1959 she founded the influential journal Poetry Northwest, and served as its editor until 1965. Appointed first Director of Literary Programs for the National Endowment for the Arts in 1966, Ms. Kizer's varied and remarkable career has included service as a cultural ambassador for the State Department; as a teacher of creative writing at several universities including North Carolina, Columbia, Cincinnati, Iowa, Stanford, Arizona, and Princeton; and as a respected spokesperson for feminism and progressive political causes. Her most recent collection of poems, Harping On, was published in 1996 by Copper Canyon Press. The Ungrateful Garden, her first book and a notable addition to the Carnegie Mellon Classic Contemporaries Series, was published by Indian University Press in 1961. Recipient of the 1985 Pulitzer Prize for Poetry, Carolyn Kizer lives in Sonoma, California.

53. Ploughshares, The Literary Journal Authors Articles Harping On by carolyn kizer. Harping On. by carolyn kizer.Copper Canyon Press, September 1996, ISBN 1556591144. Editor s Shelf. http://www.pshares.org/crawler/c4177.html

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56. Carolyn Haywood --  Britannica Student Encyclopedia a pseudonym. , kizer, carolyn American poet whose work reflects herinvolvement in feminist and human rights activities. She was http://www.britannica.com/ebi/article?eu=350797&query=heilbrun, carolyn gold&ct=

57. Carolyn Kizer, San Jose State University Lurie Professor (Spring carolyn kizer Links American Academy of Poets. Poetry Northwest (foundedby carolyn kizer) Alsop Review (poems). Harping On (review). http://www2.sjsu.edu/depts/english/Kizer.htm

Carolyn Kizer, Lurie Professor (Spring 2001) Pulitzer Prize Winning Poet Spring 2001 English 151 (20th-Century Poetry) TR 10:30-11:45 English 240 (Seminar in Creative Writing) W 7-9:45 p.m. Carolyn Kizer will give a poetry reading with Adrienne Rich for the Center of Literary Arts: Thursday, April 26, 2001, in Morris Dailey Auditorium, at 7:30 pm. The Lurie Author-in-Residence Program was established through the generosity of Connie and Robert Lurie in order to attract nationally and internationally known authors to a position officially called "Visiting Artist/Scholar" for a period of one or two semesters (depending upon funds and the availability of the author). It is a teaching professorship entailing close contact with students and public appearances. The fund is a permanent endowment. Candidates are nominated and selected by a review committee appointed by the English Department Chair with the approval of the Dean. The distinguished visiting artist/scholar carries the title of "Lurie Professor." Last year, Ursula K. le Guin

58. Carolyn Kizer: Tits Ahoy!- Dan Schneider D11DES10 On American Poetry Criticism; Other Dastardly –Isms PART 6carolyn kizer James Merrill With Tits? Bonus Poems of carolyn kizer http://www.cosmoetica.com/D11-DES10.htm

On American Poetry Criticism; PART 6: Carolyn Kizer: James Merrill With Tits? by Dan Schneider, 1/29/02 Bonus Poems A while back I ran across poet/critic Carolyn Kizer’s essay book Proses Proses is a bad book filled with essays that top out at mediocre. st She next tackles Emily Dickinson. We learn what 1000s of other critics have told us: ED’s poems ‘ reach out to us so confidingly, the language so pure, the meaning so evanescent....and Emily, more than most, can reveal our own truths to us, and then gleefully snatch them away! Now let me just posit that the fingers are the fingers of the Muse-poet; Emily Dickinson is the poem on the page who is being fingered, like someone picking out a tune (on a cornet, if you will); like someone revising her, the poem; like a Galatea who is simultaneously her own Pygmalion, her own creation-creator. Like, in fact, our own elusive complicated Emily who, like all of our great loves, forever tantalizes, and forever escapes us. Just read the poems. Your guesses are as good as mine. We are all of us right and all of us mistaken- and somewhere Emily Dickinson is secretly smiling. Louise spent the rest of her life attempting to subdue her demons. Unfortunately, one of the demons wrote the poems.

59. Annie Finch: Poetry From a Review of Annie Finch s Eve. (Michigan Quarterly Review). By carolynkizer. carolyn kizer. *Review by CL Rawlins. *Review by CG MacDonald. http://www.users.muohio.edu/finchar/poetry/kizerrev.html

From a Review of Annie Finch's Eve Michigan Quarterly Review By Carolyn Kizer Eve , by Annie Finch, was eagerly anticipated, as publishers love to say, but it certainly was, by some old formalists, new formalists, and just plain poets like me. We had been struck by her poems in literary journals and by her anthology, A Formal Feeling Comes . We liked the use of myth in modern contexts; we loved the wild energy held in check by form. In an ecstatic review the poet C.L. Rawlins said, “(Her) rhyme and meter isn’t just a formerly fashionable sort of bondage...but is inst ead a bio-acoustic key to memory and emotion, which existed prior to the written word.” She does indeed abolish linear time: past fables and present events coalesce. Einstein might have accompanied her on his violin. Try this: Is the sound of my loud carrying life a knell far across your small ocean? Do you share the secret that the months keep hidden there? Is my past-filled pregnancy a hungry shell? I think I will turn metal, like a bell, so you can clapper my voice out, to where

60. Powell's Books - Yin: New Poems By Carolyn Kizer ISBN 0918526450 Author kizer, carolyn Publisher Boa Editions Ltd Subject GeneralSubject Literature Subject American Subject Poetry Subject American http://www.powells.com/cgi-bin/biblio?show=Trade Paper:Used:0918526450:5.95

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