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She Didn't Mean to Do It (Pitt Poetry)
by Daisy Fried
Synopses & Reviews The thirty-three narrative, linguistically-adventurous poems in She Didn't Mean To Do It range freely among styles and voices. Examining human emotions and behavior in all their contradictions, Daisy Fried turns a perceptive eye on those around her. Fried integrates metaphoric flights and idiosyncratic narrative, surprising us with the details — "I saw that the wisteria/in dusk its same color hung (heavier than/the breasts of stabbed and stabber ever would be)" — while her characters traipse across lines and pages. These are poems about human relationships, mostly romantic and sexual. They're also about jobs and work: urban, action-packed, and socially aware.
Product Details
- ISBN:
- 9780822957386
- Author:
- Fried, Daisy
- Publisher:
- University of Pittsburgh Press
- Location:
- Pittsburgh, Pa.
- Subject:
- American
- Subject:
- American - General
- Subject:
- American poetry
- Subject:
- Women Authors
- Subject:
- Poetry
- Subject:
- Single Author / General
- Subject:
- American poetry -- Women authors.
- Edition Description:
- Paperback
- Series:
- Pitt poetry series
- Series Volume:
- no. 2
- Publication Date:
- November 2000
- Binding:
- Paperback
- Language:
- English
- Pages:
- 90
- Dimensions:
- 9.01x6.02x.28 in. .30 lbs.
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