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22. Boston Review: Lisa Myer Interviews Stanley Plumly A Conversation with stanley plumly. stanley plumly was born in Barnesville, Ohioin 1939, and grew up in the lumber and farming regions of Virginia and Ohio. http://bostonreview.mit.edu/BR21.3/Meyer.html

A Conversation with Stanley Plumly Lisa Meyer S tanley Plumly was born in Barnesville, Ohio in 1939, and grew up in the lumber and farming regions of Virginia and Ohio. He is the author of five books of poetry. His first collection, In the Outer Dark , received the Delmore Schwartz Memorial Award; his third, Out-of-the-Body Travel , was nominated for the National Book Critics Circle Award. Other titles are Giraffe Summer Celestial , and Boy on the Step Having taught at over a dozen universities across America, currently Plumly is a member of the faculty at the Department of English at the University of Maryland. His sixth collection of poems, The Marriage In The Trees , will be published by Ecco Press this September. Robert Penn Warren said of Plumly: "In poem after poem, I find a great and teasingly original satisfaction. The only way that comes into my mind to say it is that Plumly has established a new sort of ratio between the poet and his subject or even his poem. It's a new turn of mind, behind the turn of language, in haunting, visionary pieces." The March 1995 interview with Lisa Meyer that follows took place in the basement pub of the Nassau Inn, in Princeton, New Jersey. Plumly has established a new sort of ratio between the poet and his subject or even his poem.

23. Boston Review: Poem By Stanley Plumly And I would not touch him who lies deeper in the drifting dark than life. stanley plumly. Copyright Boston Review, 19932002. All rights reserved. http://bostonreview.mit.edu/BR21.3/Plumly.html

Now That My Father Lies Down Beside Me We lie in that other darkness, ourselves. There is less than the width of my left hand between us. I can barely breathe, but the light breathes easily, wind on water across our two still bodies. I cannot even turn to see him. I would not touch him. Nor would I lift my arm into the crescent of a moon. (There is no star in the sky of this room, only the light fashioning fish along the walls. They swim and swallow one another.) I dream we lie under water, caught in our own sure drift. A window, white shadow, trembles over us. Light breaks into a moving circle. He would not speak and I would not touch him. It is an ocean under here. Whatever two we were, we become one falling body, one breath. Night lies down at the sleeping center no fish, no shadow, no single, turning light. And I would not touch him who lies deeper in the drifting dark than life. Stanley Plumly Boston Review home new democracy forum fiction, ... subscribe

24. Ploughshares, The Literary Journal Author Login. Authors Articles stanley plumly. stanley plumly. Ploughsharesarticles by or about this author stanley plumly, Sickle, Poetry, Winter 199900. http://www.pshares.org/Authors/authorDetails.cfm?prmAuthorID=1213

25. Ploughshares, The Literary Journal Pitkin, Anne. Pitlor, Heidi. Plante, David. Platt, Donald. plumly, stanley.Pneuman, Angela. Polito, Robert. Pollack, Eileen. Pollitt, Katha. Poma, Edgar. http://www.pshares.org/Authors/ListAuthors.cfm?prmAlpha=P

26. Atlantic Unbound | Interviews | 2003.01.08 Poems by stanley plumly from The Atlantic Monthly (With audio) The Marriage in theTrees (1996) Naps (1998) Piano (1999) Strays (2000) John 617 (2001) Mercy http://www.theatlantic.com/unbound/interviews/int2003-01-08.htm

Home Current Issue Back Issues The Archive ... Subscriber Help Browse >> Fiction Food Foreign Affairs Language ... e-mail newsletters Recent interviews: Barbara Dafoe Whitehead: In Search of Mr. Right (December 18, 2002) The author of Why There Are No Good Men Left discusses the challenges facing today's single women, and argues that the contemporary courtship system needs to be transformed. Robert Dallek: Pulling Back the Curtain (November 18, 2002) Presidential historian Robert Dallek discusses new revelations about JFK's serious health problems and his efforts to keep them hidden. Corby Kummer: The Values of Good Food (November 14, 2002) In his new book, The Pleasures of Slow Food, Corby Kummer profiles a culinary movement that is really a philosophy of life. Tim O'Brien: The "What If?" Game (October 30, 2002) Tim O'Brien talks about his new novel, July, July, and the urge to wonder how life might have turned out differently. Christopher Hitchens: The Power of Facing (October 23, 2002) Christopher Hitchens, the author of Why Orwell Matters

27. The Atlantic | September 2002 | Mercy | Plumly The Atlantic Monthly September 2002 Elegies Mercy by stanley plumly .. stanleyplumly's most recent book is Now That My Father Lies Down Beside Me (2000). http://www.theatlantic.com/unbound/poetry/antholog/plumly/mercy.htm

Home Current Issue Back Issues The Archive ... Subscriber Help Browse >> Fiction Food Foreign Affairs Language ... More on poetry from The Atlantic Monthly. Also by Stanley Plumly: John 6:17 Strays Piano Naps ... In Answer to Amy's Question What's a Pickerel Elegies Mercy by Stanley Plumly Hear Stanley Plumly read this poem (in RealAudio A murder of crows, what I saw on a spindle of dead white oak, two or three of them, at different times, hectoring the head of the sick one, the old one, the weak one apart. From school those Eskimo stories in which leathery grandfathers and grandmothers are left behind or set afloat. They'd freeze, Mr. Steinman said, from the extremities in. Thinking about what they must have been thinking, I imagined the brain last As Freezing persons, recollect the Snow I read, in chilling poetry, years later. Even at twelve, the concept seemed distant, efficient, in keeping with the clarity and killing cold of vast, undifferentiated arctic spaces. In keeping with the landscape of the old. In the language of the desert Navajo, the old man didn't drown

28. Stanley Plumly: "The Morning America Changed" V P R VALPARAISO POETRY REVIEW Contemporary Poetry and Poetics ~stanleyplumly~. THE MORNING AMERICA CHANGED . by stanley plumly. http://www.valpo.edu/english/vpr/plumlythemorning.html

V P R V ALPARAISO P OETRY R EVIEW Contemporary Poetry and Poetics ~S TANLEY P LUMLY "T HE M ORNING A MERICA C HANGED Happened in the afternoon at Villa Serbelloni. We’d closed up shop on the work for the day and decided to make the long descent down the elegant stone switchback path into Bellagio for coffee and biscotti. It was still Tuesday and a quarter to three and a good quarter hour to the exit gate or if you stopped to look at the snow on the Alps or at "the deepest lake in all of Italy" or looked both ways at once—as we say crossing a street—five, ten minutes longer. This day was longer because it was especially, if redundantly, beautiful, with the snow shining and the lake shining and the big white boats shining with tourists from Tremezzo and Varenna. And the herring gulls and swallows at different layers, shining like mica in the mountain rock. And the terra cotta tiles of the village roofs almost shining, almost close enough to touch. Judith was already in the pasticceria and I was looking skyward on Via Garibaldi, the one-way traffic lane circling the town

29. Stanley Plumly Special Feature Series On Contemporary Poetics stanley plumly. An Interview Withstanley plumly By Wayne Dodd stanley plumly Poetry And Intimacy Chinese Tallow. http://www.ohiou.edu/theohioreview/Plumly.HTML

T HE O HIO R EVIEW Number 25 Special Feature"Series On Contemporary Poetics: Stanley Plumly An Interview With Stanley Plumly By Wayne Dodd Stanley Plumly Poetry And Intimacy Chinese Tallow Prose Pam Durban Notes Toward An Understanding of My Father,s Novel David Wagoner Fly Boy Chapbook Of Poems, "Refusing To Give Blood Jack Driscoll Searching For Bodies In A Glassbottom Boat Asleep With My Hands Sleepwalking In My Father,s Cabin Family History Baiting The Bear My Father,s Final Dream Dreaming This Poem At Twenty Below Memories Of My Deaf Mother Slaughtering The Fall Chickens The Suitcase Refusing To Give Blood Poetry Dyan Sublett Still Life: Interiors James White Naming Greg Kuzma Breasts Robert Farnsworth Meditation That Must Conclude On An Atlantic Beach Susan Ludvigson Breasts Little Women Ellen Bryant Voigt Year,s End Paul Stein The Humors Robert Bly Listening To A Fog Horn At Port Townsend Grief And Its Roots Love Poem In Prose William Matthews Averted Eyes Linda McCarriston Barn Fire Birthday Girl: 1950 John Latta Poem (En forme d,une lettre) Michael Waters Singles Colette Inez Pound Noted For Measures Of Weight return to Liquidation Sale Order Blank return to detailed listing of all back issues Home

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return to Liquidation Sale OrderBlank T HE O HIO R EVIEW Back Issues Listing Number 1 Volume 13, Number 1, Fall 1971 Fiction Da vid Ray, John Wheatcroft Prose Norman Gates, Herbert Howarth Interview Talking with Adrienne Rich Poetry Charles Squier, Norman H. Russell, Adrienne Rich, Robert Brandts, James Ragan Number 2 Volume 13, Number 2, Winter 1972 Fiction Herbert Gold, Nancy Pelletier Pansing, Lewis B. Horne Prose Edward Stone, Humphrey Tonkin, Gerald Weales Interview A Conversation with Mark Strand Poetry William Matthews, Alvin Greenberg, Reg Saner, David P. Young, Greg Kuzma, Mark Strand, Joseph Bruchac, Albert Goldbarth, Mark Van Tilburg Number 3 Volume 13, Number 3, Spring 1972 Fiction Theodore Kitaif, K.C. Frederick, Jack Matthews Prose John L. Brown Interview Talking About Poetry with William Ma tthews Poetry Robert Bly, Peter Desy, Bin Ramke, Charles Simic, William Matthews, David Wagoner, William Stafford, James Doyle, Dabney Stuart Number 4 Volume 14, Number 1, Fall 1972 Fiction Olivia Solomon Prose Bruce Janoff Interview The Weight that a Poem Can Carry: An Interview withGalway Kinnell Poetry Stephen Sandy, Wendell Berry, Arthur Oberg, Greg Kuzma, Philip Levine

31. George Gloeckler And Stanley Plumly Receive University's Highest Honor George Gloeckler and stanley plumly Receive University's Highest Honor.George Gloeckler and stanley plumly recently received one http://www.inform.umd.edu/outlook/1998-04-28/apr-28/honor.html

George Gloeckler and Stanley Plumly Receive University's Highest Honor George Gloeckler and Stanley Plumly recently received one of academe's highest honors, when President William E. Kirwan granted each of them the title of Distinguished University Professor. The title acknowledges Gloeckler's and Plumly's significant contributions to their fields of study. One of the world's leading researchers in space radiation, George Gloeckler has conceived, developed and flown unique instruments on Earth satellites and deep space probes, greatly increasing our understanding of physical processes operating in the solar system and in the galaxy. His instruments have studied the regions near Earth, probed the radiations of the outer planets Jupiter, Uranus and Neptune, and have circumnavigated the solar poles. In the process, they have brought back dozens of discoveries concerning particle radiations on the sun, in interplanetary space, and in the magnetic fields of the major planets. George Gloeckler, above, and Stanley Plumly, below, recently were named Distinguished University Professors. Most space radiations are individual atoms with one or more of their orbital electrons missing. By inventing instruments that recognize the individual ions and the number of electrons removed, Gloeckler was able to identify the original sources of the ions and the mechanisms energizing them.

32. Turn, Counterturn, Stand - Turn, Counterturn, Stand By Stanley Plumly Turn, Counterturn, Stand Turn, Counterturn, Stand By stanley plumly Posted Thursday,August 20, 1998, at 1230 AM PT By stanley plumly. (posted Wednesday, Aug. http://slate.msn.com/id/3439/

MSN Home My MSN Hotmail Search ... Money document.write('') Search the Web: powered by MSN Search Print E-mail Discuss Alerts ... About Us Search Slate Advanced Search poem A weekly poem, read by the author. Turn, Counterturn, Stand Turn, Counterturn, Stand By Stanley Plumly Posted Thursday, August 20, 1998, at 12:30 AM PT By Stanley Plumly (posted Wednesday, Aug. 19, 1998) To hear the poet read "Turn, Counterturn, Stand," click here He's dressed like a patient, naked to the waist, in bottoms like pajamas. And hooked by invisible wire to a monitor hooked to an amplifier. All of this on stage, like intensive care, the badge of his connection at the center of his chest, recording and rendering his pulse. His heart is the dancer, and its muscle the music that rises and subsides: each searching step, each turn, each somersault and curl, each sudden rest. Baryshnikov is fifty, but older, paler, resurrected in the lights. You hear his heart literally leap in the machine-magnified midair. He won't come down

33. Grievers - Grievers By Stanley Plumly poem, A weekly poem, read by the author. Grievers Grievers By stanley plumlyPosted Thursday, July 9, 1998, at 1230 AM PT By stanley plumly. http://slate.msn.com/id/3434/

MSN Home My MSN Hotmail Search ... Money document.write('') Search the Web: powered by MSN Search Print E-mail Discuss Alerts ... About Us Search Slate Advanced Search poem A weekly poem, read by the author. Grievers Grievers By Stanley Plumly Posted Thursday, July 9, 1998, at 12:30 AM PT By Stanley Plumly (posted Wednesday, July 8, 1998) To hear the poet read "Grievers," click here Like some dreams, they appear, then reappear, cloistered in the space of their own wounding, their public mourning, their gravity's gray coat. Even at a distance, as if drawn by being seen, they come straight at you, the almost-elegant woman in the aisle, the tall young bird-like silent weeping man. And no one need have died, no one you know, to know their voices and half-faces, the scent of the spirit passing, for whom blood on the door or blessing means nothing. But, then, everyone died or didn't, who calls to you in sleep after your back is turned. In the parable, like the dream, you're all the characters, though come the day, in real life, you must choose.

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Subscriber Login MAGAZINE Current Issue Table of Contents Back Issues Web Watch ... Your Account January 31, 2003 Issue Green Campuses are Spreading By Michael Gaworecki Wiretap, environmental studies and biology majors are putting eco-friendly theory into practice, using energy-efficient building techniques to construct on-campus housing powered by renewable energy sources. Colorado College, Warren Wilson College and Prescott College in Arizona are just a few of the schools where students are demonstrating the benefits of sustainable development by living in houses that they designed and built to be in tune with the natural environment. It has been as much a lesson about working with the environment as it has been a lesson about working with people. -Nick Garafola http://www.wiretapmag.org/story.html?StoryID=14812 Media’s Dubious Interpretation of ‘Just the Facts’ By Dennis Byrne -Erin Ferdinand http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/showcase/chi-0301200186jan20.story Poet Stanley Plumly Unveiled By Peter Davidson The Atlantic -Nick Garafola http://www.theatlantic.com/unbound/interviews/int2003-01-08.htm

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Graduate School Application Financial Aid Registration ... Graduate Degree Programs ENGL Degree Requirements Facilities and Special Resources Financial Assistance Contact Information ... Courses Chair Caramello, Charles A. Associate Chair Moser, Thomas Colborn, Jr. Director Auerbach, Jonathan D. Coleman, Linda K. Collier, Michael R. Grady, Joseph Hamilton, Donna B. Levine, Robert S. Plumly, Stanley Sherman, William H. Smith, Martha Nell Distinguished University Professor Plumly, Stanley Professor Auchard, John Auerbach, Jonathan D. Barry, Jackson G. Berlin, Adele Bryer, Jackson R. Caramello, Charles A. Carretta, Vincent Cartwright, Kent Coletti, Theresa M. Collier, Michael R. Collins, Merle

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