To us, all flowers are roses : poems / by Lorna Goodison.
A collection of poems focusing on the culture and people of the Caribbean.
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| Language: | English |
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Urbana :
University of Illinois Press,
℗♭1995.
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| Series: | Illinois poetry series.
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Table of Contents:
- Missing the mountains
- October in the kingdom of the poor
- Birth stone
- Mother, the great stones got to move
- Coir
- Elephant
- Bag-a-wire
- Bun down cross roads
- Papacita
- In city gardens grow no roses as we know them
- Songs of the fruits and sweets of childhood
- Ouotside the gates
- Concert
- Annie Pengelly
- Nayga bikkle
- Inna Calabash
- Name change : Morant Bay Uprising
- Ground doves
- White birds
- Fron the garden of the women once fallen
- Thyme
- Of bitterness herbs
- In the time of late-blooming pumkins
- The river wanted out
- The prophet Jeremiah speaks
- Speak of the advent of new light
- Mysteries
- From the book of local miracles, largely unrecorded
- The lace seller
- The woman speaks to the man
- Who has empoyed her son
- Calling one sweet Psalmist
- Deep-sea diving
- Some things you do not know about me
- In the mountains of the moon, Uganda
- Of used-moon stars
- To the creator of all bodies of water
- O Africans
- Morning, morning angel mine
- Bulls Bay, Lucea
- To us, all flowers are roses
- Trident.