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22. Hirsch, Edward Hopper And The House By The Railroad edward Hopper and the House by the Railroad (1925). edward hirsch. Out here in the exact middle of the day, This strange, gawky house has the expression http://www.english.emory.edu/classes/paintings&poems/house.html

Edward Hopper and the House by the Railroad (1925) Edward Hirsch Out here in the exact middle of the day, This strange, gawky house has the expression Of someone being stared at, someone holding His breath underwater, hushed and expectant; This house is ashamed of itself, ashamed Of its fantastic mansard rooftop And its pseudo-Gothic porch, ashamed of its shoulders and large, awkward hands. But the man behind the easel is relentless. He is as brutal as sunlight, and believes The house must have done something horrible To the people who once lived here Because now it is so desperately empty, It must have done something to the sky Because the sky, too, is utterly vacant And devoid of meaning. There are no Trees or shrubs anywherethe house Must have done something against the earth. All that is present is a single pair of tracks Straightening into the distance. No trains pass. Now the stranger returns to this place daily Until the house begins to suspect That the man, too, is desolate, desolate

23. Associated Press - The Washington Times, America's Newspaper hirsch, edward Brigadier General, USA (Ret.) Of Alexandria, VA died on edward was preceded in death by his wife Marciene hirsch; devoted father of http://www.legacy.com/WashingtonTimes/DeathNotices.asp?Page=Notice&PersonID=1015

24. Borzoi Reader | Authors | Edward Hirsch Essay by Ed hirsch in DoubleTake about reading poems AUDIO hirsch on NPR reading Saint Question for Ed hirsch 1. I am trying to become a poet. http://www.randomhouse.com/knopf/authors/hirsch/poetsonpoetry.html

On Love Earthly Measures The Night Parade Ed Hirsch's Academy of American Poets page Ed Hirsch on Preview Port Interview with Ed Hirsch in Kenyon Review ... Third Coast From the April 2000 Knopf Question-a-Poet Contest Question for Ed Hirsch: 1. I am trying to become a poet. Now I think and feel like a poet but I don't have any work ethic yet. And what is worse, since I am from Puerto Rico I am trapped between two very rich languages, English and Spanish. It is very difficult for me to choose, and I write in both languages. How could a poet deal with such a bilingual situation? Also I read in a magazine once that your house is full of books. I wonder how you think a collection of books can affect the work of a rising poet? Hugo Rios, Puerto Rico Ed Hirsch replies: Thank you so much for your questions. I recognize that you are thinking and feeling like a poet. The commitment to working at poetry is important because a poet is a maker and a poem is a made thing. We have to honor our feelings by working to transform them into something meaningful and lasting. I know it can be confusing and difficult to come from a bilingual situation, but it is also wonderful to have two such rich languages as Spanish and English at your disposal. It all depends on your perspective. I hope you'll be able to see your bilingualism as a genuine advantage, a real opportunity, a true inheritance.

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26. Poet's Choice By Edward Hirsch – Interview - Harcourt Minisite for Poet s Choice by edward Hirsh. Includes an interview, a contest to win a copy of the book, an excerpt, and more! http://www.harcourtbooks.com/authorinterviews/bookinterview_Hirsch.asp

Title Author ISBN Interview with Edward Hirsch, author of Poet's Choice Biography Edward Hirsch is the author of six books of poems and three books of prose, among them the national bestseller How to Read a Poem: And Fall in Love with Poetry . He has received the National Book Critics Circle Award, the Prix de Rome, and a MacArthur Fellowship, and is president of the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. He lives in New York. Synopsis As the author of the highly acclaimed How to Read a Poem Edward Hirsch presented readers with a collection of poems representing the breadth and wealth of world poetry. A self-described appreciator of poetry, he aspires to make the genre accessible for everyone. His latest book, Poet’s Choice Interview Q: With a career in poetry studies that spans forty years, you have examined and enjoyed the works of poets from all over the world and all walks of life. Is there a common thread of character or circumstance that leads a person to create poetry? A: A poet is a maker and a poem is a made thing. There is a fundamental human need to make things, to create works that stand beyond us. Poets express that need. I think that poetry is a calling, a vocation. Poets come from all walks of life, and poetry itself doesn’t belong to anyone. So, too, people write poetry for all different kinds of reasons (money isn’t one of them!), but I have never known a poet who didn’t feel things deeply and want to work in the language. Words matter. A poet is a language worker. Q:

27. NPR: For Hirsch, Reading Poetry Is Fundamental Weekend Edition Saturday, April 8, 2006 · In Poet s Choice, author edward hirsch makes a case that poetry is a human fundamental, like music. http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5331955

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29. 'Home Is Where The Heart Breaks' By edward hirsch . among them the painter edward Maguire, the archeologist Tom Delaney, the biographer Richard Ellmann, the poet John Hewitt. http://www.nytimes.com/books/98/12/20/specials/heaney-seeing.html

May 17, 1992 'Home Is Where the Heart Breaks' By EDWARD HIRSCH PROVINCES By Czeslaw Milosz. Translated by Czeslaw Milosz and Robert Hass. SELECTED POEMS By Derek Mahon. SEEING THINGS By Seamus Heaney. . B. Yeats wrote: "We make out of the quarrel with others rhetoric, but of the quarrel with ourselves, poetry." In "Provinces" Czeslaw Milosz continues his own running argument with himself about the nature and character of experience. He surveys the country of old age even as he summons memories of his provincial Lithuanian childhood, confirming his first vocation "To glorify things just because they are" even as he tallies a lifetime of displacements and losses. "Ai, my dead of long ago!" he laments: "Nobody remembers you, nobody knows about you." He recalls coming "From a remote province, / From a remote continent / Where I had learned the nature of the State." "Provinces" presents a lucid, deceptively straightforward, haunting self-portrait. "You would like to hear how it is in old age?" he asks at the outset of the 13-part sequence, "A New Province," and the question reverberates throughout the volume. So does the answer. "Certainly, not much is known about that country / Till we land there ourselves, with no right to return." The poems about old age, like Rembrandt's late self-portraits, have a penetrating honesty, the character of reports from a strange front. The poet is amazed by what has befallen him: curious, appalled, enraged, bemused, bewildered. He cannot reconcile himself to the faltering body. Not even his much-vaunted art, "the only remedy for sorrow," not even leaving behind a few "durable" verses seems compensation for mortality. Deprived of harmony, he refuses to "pretend to the dignity of a wise old age," or to turn away from life.

30. Press Release Edward Hirsch Appointed President Of The edward hirsch, the presidentelect, is the author of five books of poetry (with another forthcoming), three books of non-fiction, and numerous essays in The http://www.gf.org/Sept032002.html

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: September 3, 2002 Edward Hirsch appointed President of the Guggenheim Foundation The John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation has named a prize-winning poet and scholar to succeed Joel Conarroe, who will step down as president in January after seventeen years in office. Edward Hirsch, the president-elect, is the author of five books of poetry (with another forthcoming), three books of non-fiction, and numerous essays in The New Yorker The New York Review of Books , and elsewhere. Awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship in 1985, he is currently completing a five-year term as a MacArthur Fellow. The John and Rebecca Moores Professor at the University of Houston, he holds a Ph.D. in Folklore from the University of Pennsylvania, as well as honorary degrees from several institutions. Mr. Hirsch won the poetry prize of the National Book Critics Circle in 1987 for Wild Gratitude , and was awarded the William Riley Parker Prize from the Modern Language Association for the best scholarly essay in PMLA for the year 1991. The author of a weekly column on poetry for the Washington Post Book World , he has given readings and lectures throughout the world, most recently in Poland, and has for the past several years served on the Guggenheim Foundation's Committee of Selection.

31. Edward Hirsch | Meet The Poet: Edward Hirsch | WGBH Forum Network | Free Online edward hirsch teaches us to read poetry (his own and that of others) as if all of history depended on it. And maybe it does. His theory of responsive http://forum.wgbh.org/wgbh/forum.php?lecture_id=1728

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33. The William Meredith Homepage:Criticism And Scholarship hirsch, edward. Meredith, The Poet. The Nation 67, 1982. 263264. hirsch, edward. The Art of Poetry XXXIV William Meredith. The Paris Review 95, http://www.conncoll.edu/meredith/criticism/

William with Mikey, his yellow lab. A s one of America's foremost poetic voices, William Meredith has been the subject of several scholarly studies. Dickey, James. Babel to Byzantium: Poets and Poetry Now. New York: Farrar, Straus, and Giroux, 1968. 197- 198. Heyen, William. American Poets in 1976. Indianapolis: Bobbs Merrill, 1976. 190-199 Howard, Richard. "William Meredith: All of a Piece and Clever and at Some Level, True." Alone In America: Essays on the Art o Poetry in the United States Since 1950 New York, Atheneum Publishers, 1980. 372-85. Rotella, Guy. Three Contemporary Poets of New England: Meredith, Booth, and Davison. Indianapolis: Indiana University Press, 1983. Clagget, Mary Frances. "Afraid and Letter Proud." The English Journal Gregerson, Linda. Review of "Partial Accounts: New and Selected Poems." Poetry, February, 1988, 423-426 Harteis, Richard. "William Meredith." Contemporary Authors Autobiography Series , Vol. 14, Detroit and London, Gale Research Co., 1991. 219-236 Helms, Alan. "Hazards."

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The FictionMags Index Stories, Listed by Author Previous Table-of-Contents HERME, JULIUS (chron.) letter, (lt) Weird Tales Oct 1935 HERMINE (chron.) My Life, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 16 Jul 23 Jul 30 ... Sep 10 1927 HERN, PAUL (chron.) letter, (lt) Weird Tales Feb 1926 HERNANDEZ, JOSEPH H. (chron.) Blaze of Glory, (ss) Thrilling Sports Nov 1939 Death at the Wheel, (ss) Thrilling Sports Jan 1937 Death Wears Black, (ss) Thrilling Detective Jan 1940 G-Man Bait, (ss) G-Men Feb 1938 Murder on Beat, (ss) Thrilling Detective Jul 1940 Shining White Road, (ss) Thrilling Sports May 1939 ; (auto racing). Sweet Charity, (ss) Thrilling Detective Aug 1939 HERNANDEZ, PETER (chron.) Hot as a Corpse, (ss) Caper Jul 1975 HERNDON, BOOTON (1915-1995); Reporter, editor, writer. Born in Charlotteville, Virginia. (chron.) Colliers Aug 25 1951 The Big Inning, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 12 1952 The Blonde with Too Many Names, (na) Detective Tales Dec 1948 The Cop and the Lady, (vi) Detective Tales Jan 1949 Dirtiest Game of the Year, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 18 1952 The Great Aphrodisiac Myth, (ar)

36. To A Nightingale: Sonnets & Poems From Sappho To Borges Specs Format, Hardcover. Publication Date, 09/2007. Author, hirsch, edward. Roles, hirsch, edward Editor. Subject, English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh. Pages, 00104 http://shopping.msn.com/specs/shp/?itemId=771446476

37. Two New Upper Bounds For SAT - Hirsch (ResearchIndex) @inproceedings{ hirsch98two, author = hirsch, edward A. , title = Two New Upper Bounds for {SAT} , year = 1998 , booktitle = Proceedings of the 9th http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/11290.html

38. BPJ - Beloit Poetry Journal - Author Index Hiroshi, Shinohara White Desert, trans. by Harold P. Wright, Contemporary Asian Poetry (Chapbook 6), 13 (Winter 19621963), 26. hirsch, edward http://www.bpj.org/index/H.html

Current Issue Archive Author Index About BPJ ... Contact "H" AUTHOR INDEX A B C D ... Z Haas, Robert Ed.: with David Lehman The Best American Poetry 2001 , rev. Marion K. Stocking Winter 2001-2002 Hadas, Rachel Starting from Troy , rev. Marion K. Stocking Spring 1977 Haffenden, John Ed.: Berryman's Shakespeare: Essays, Letters, and Other Writings by John Berryman , rev. Marion K. Stocking Fall 2003 Hagiwara, Sakutaro Cock , trans. by Makoto Ueda Contemporary Asian Poetry (Chapbook 6), 13 ( Winter 1962-1963 Hahn, Robert False Dawn Special 45th Anniversary Issue (Chapbook 22), 45 ( Summer 1995 Hahn, Robert S. On Skiathos Spring 1967 Haines, John In a Dusty Light , rev. Marion K. Stocking Spring 1979 Winter 1989-1990 New Poems: 1980-88 , rev. Marion K. Stocking Winter 1992-1993 The Owl in the Mask of the Dreamer , rev. Marion K. Stocking Winter 1995-1996 Fables and Distances: New and Selected Essays , rev. Marion K. Stocking Summer 1996 A Short History of the Republic Summer 2004 ... Names on the Road ibid. For the Century’s End: Poems 1990–1999 , rev. Marion K. Stocking Fall-Winter 2004-2005 Hall, Donald The Town of Hill , rev.

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Contact Us Global martindale.com Premier Destination for Sophisticated Buyers of Legal Services Search Legal Topics Professional Resources About Martindale-Hubbell Home ... People > Lawyer Profile Lawyer Profile: Edward F. Malone About This Firm Overview People Offices Diversity ... Peer Review Ratings Edward F. Malone Partner 330 N. Wabash Chicago, Illinois  60611 (Cook Co.) Telephone: 312-923-2852 Fax: 312-840-7252 http://www.jenner.com Email: Contact via email Practice Areas Litigation; White Collar Criminal Defense; Antitrust and Trade Regulation; Business Litigation; Climate and Clean Technology Law; Environmental Law Education University of California at Los Angeles, J.D., 1991, University of Chicago, A.B., with honors, 1986 Admitted 1991, Illinois; 1995, U.S. Court of Appeals, Seventh Circuit and U.S. District Courts, Northern District of Illinois and Central District of Illinois; 2000, Trial Bar; 2001, U.S. Supreme Court and U.S. District Court Northern District of Indiana; 2003, U.S. Court of Appeals, Tenth Circuit Memberships American Bar Association; Chicago Council of Lawyers; Board of Governors.

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