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Poetry\n\nOther Fugitives and Other Strangers(2006)So Often the Pitcher Goes to Water until It Breaks(r999)  \n# Bilingual Children's Books\n\nAntonio's Card(2005)Soledad Sigh-Sighs(2003)  \n# Novels\n\nCrossing Vines (2003)The Mariposa Club(2009)  \n# Memoir\n\nButterfly Boy:Memories ofa Chicano Mariposa(2006)  \nShort Story Collection  \nMen without Bliss(2008)  \n# As Editor\n\nCamino del Sol:Fifteen Years ofLatina and Latino Writing(20ro)  \nXicano Duende:A Select Anthology byAlurista(2oII)  \n# Black Blossoms\n\nRigoberto González  \nHELEN HALL LIBRARYnCity of League City100 West WalkerLeague City,TX77573-3899  \nFour Way BooksTribeca  \n0  \nDOWMENTr*TeE AT  \nAreetnaiondnsgreatart  \natodtoA  \nNYSCA  \nCopyright 2011 by Rigoberto González  \nNo part of this book may be used or reproduced in any mannerwithout witten permission except in the case of brief quotationsembodied in critical articles and reviews.  \nPlease direct all inquiries to:Editorial OfficeFour Way BooksPOB 535,Village StationNew York,NY 10014www.fourwaybooks.com  \n# Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data\n\nGonzález,Rigoberto.  \nBlack blossoms/Rigoberto Gonzálezp.cm.Poems.  \nISBN 978-1-935536-15-4(pbk.:alk.paper  \nI.Title.  \nPS3557.04695B632011811’.54--dc22  \n2011004083  \nThis book is manufactured in the United States ofAmericaand printed on acid-free paper.  \nFour Way Books is a not-for-profit literary press.We are grateful for the assistancewe receive from individual donors,public arts agencies,and private foundations.  \nThis publication is made possible with public fundsfrom the National Endowment for the Arts  \nand from the New York State Council on the Arts,a state agency.  \nDistributed by University Press of New EnglandOne Court Street,Lebanon,NH o3766  \nWe are a proud member of the Council of Literary Magazines and Presses.  \n# in loving memory of my mother\n\nAvelina Alcalá  \n51-82)  \nin loving memory of my poet-girl  \nRoxana Rivera  \n(1977-2003)  \nin loving memory of the poet  \nAi  \n(I947-20ro)  \n义  \n5  \nCONTENTS  \nPart One:Mundo de Mujeres  \nWeimar 3  \nBlack Blossoms 6Mise-en-sceène 8  \nThe Unsung Story of the Invisible Woman IIWeeping Icons I2Blizzard I4  \nDead Woman's Jewelry at an Estate Sale I6The Ballad of Lucila la Luciérnaga I9The Girl with No Hands 21The Beauty of Guanajuato 24Thinking Stones 26  \nFlor de Muerto,Flor de Fuego 28Widow 30  \nPart Two:Floreo  \nFrida's Wound 33  \nFloriuno:Orquideas 33  \nFloridós:Cruz de Sal 34  \nFloritrés:Santuario 35  \nFloricuatro:Baby's Breath 36  \nFloricinco:Doppelgänger 37  \nFloriseis:Sleeping Murders 38  \nFlorisiete:Fear of Shadow Puppets 39  \nFloriocho:Los Disfraces de Frida 40  \nFlorinueve:Death by Morning Glory 4I  \n# Part Three:Floridiez\n\n义  \nVespertine 45  \n# Part Four:The Mortician Poems\n\nThe Mortician’s Scar 5I  \nThe Mortician's Bride Says I'm Yours 53  \nThe Mortician’s Mother-in-Law Says Goodbye 55The Mortician's Daughter Dies Each Night 57The 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