Jagadakeer: Apology to the Body presents the voice of a daughter of immigrant parents, now gone, from Lebanon and Syria and of Armenian descent.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
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The Raz/Shumaker Prairie Schooner Book Prize in Poetry
Lory Bedikian is the author of The Book of Lamenting, winner of the Philip Levine Prize for Poetry. Her poems have been published in multiple journals, including Tin House, the Adroit Journal, the Los Angeles Review, and Gulf Coast. She teaches poetry workshops in Los Angeles. For more information about the author, visit lorybedikian.com.
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Ode to Their Leaving Hiereeg [means father in Armenian] Meditation on Fractured Vertebrae Father dreams of Gibran Theorizing Vahan’s Departure Psychosomatic disorder Chaparral If only he had written his refugee song WHEN YOU ARE WRITING YOUR FATHER’S HEADSTONE The Tooth is Dead Miereeg [means mother in Armenian] Before the Elegy, Speak to Her Fragments of Melancholy from Those Rooms, Those Rooms Broccoli The pharmaceutical that killed my mother Syllabics for My Mother Zevart, Ode to Joy Fragment Sestina, as my mother cooks Another word for bitterness is ache Yehs [means I in Armenian] Apology to the Body Looking at the MRI Six Years Later Beloved Denial Ode to Illness: rant in the form of monologue Hypochondria Needle Biopsy Optic Neuritis I make love to my lesions Defining 50 Lesions Partial Tubectomy Revisited Harmonic Implications on Daylight Saving Time Manifesto In Lieu of an Epilogue When Your Mother Dies During a Pandemic Pandemic Tally: At Odds with May Longevity: part pseudo-memoir, part commentary Flare-Up: Week Eleven, Twelve Lexicon The Disease in Me May Be a Demigod After All Ability My Shaking Hand Will Not Determine My Fate To have a backbone can also mean to have spunk Jagadakeer: In Remission 1. History 2. Exam 3. Technique 4. Comparison 5. Findings 6. Impression: without contrast 7. Impression: with contrast Acknowledgments
Ode to Their Leaving Hiereeg [means father in Armenian] Meditation on Fractured Vertebrae Father dreams of Gibran Theorizing Vahan’s Departure Psychosomatic disorder Chaparral If only he had written his refugee song WHEN YOU ARE WRITING YOUR FATHER’S HEADSTONE The Tooth is Dead Miereeg [means mother in Armenian] Before the Elegy, Speak to Her Fragments of Melancholy from Those Rooms, Those Rooms Broccoli The pharmaceutical that killed my mother Syllabics for My Mother Zevart, Ode to Joy Fragment Sestina, as my mother cooks Another word for bitterness is ache Yehs [means I in Armenian] Apology to the Body Looking at the MRI Six Years Later Beloved Denial Ode to Illness: rant in the form of monologue Hypochondria Needle Biopsy Optic Neuritis I make love to my lesions Defining 50 Lesions Partial Tubectomy Revisited Harmonic Implications on Daylight Saving Time Manifesto In Lieu of an Epilogue When Your Mother Dies During a Pandemic Pandemic Tally: At Odds with May Longevity: part pseudo-memoir, part commentary Flare-Up: Week Eleven, Twelve Lexicon The Disease in Me May Be a Demigod After All Ability My Shaking Hand Will Not Determine My Fate To have a backbone can also mean to have spunk Jagadakeer: In Remission 1. History 2. Exam 3. Technique 4. Comparison 5. Findings 6. Impression: without contrast 7. Impression: with contrast Acknowledgments
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