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◎2018 by Doug RamspeckAll rights reserved  \nManufactured in the United States of AmericaLSU Press Paperback OriginalFirst printing  \nDESIGNER:Mandy McDonald Scallan  \nTYPEFACE:Whitman.  \nPRINTER AND BINDER:LSI  \n# Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data\n\nNames:Ramspeck,Doug,1953-author.  \nTitle:Black flowers:poems/Doug Ramspeck  \nDescription:Baton Rouge:Louisiana State University Press,[2018]|  \nIncludes bibliographical references.  \nIdentifiers:LCCN 2017059283|ISBN 978-0-8071-6826-4(pbk.:alk.paper)|ISBN  \n978-0-8071-6827-1(pdf)|ISBN 978-0-8071-6828-8(epub)Classification:LCC PS3618.A479 A62018|DDC 811/.6—dc23LC record available at https:/lccn.loc.gov/2017059283  \nThe paper in this book meets the guidelines for permanence and dura-bility of the Committee on Production Guidelines for Book Longevityof the Council on Library Resources.  \nCONTENTS  \nvii ...Acknowledgments  \nCONJURING  \n3 ....Winter Fever  \n5....Crow Hours  \n7..Ancient Worlds8 ...Gravity10 ..Diaspora  \n12 ...Notes on Beauty:The Skull  \n15……Ars Poetica with Heron and Dance17 ..Fanfare  \n19 ..Feast and Famine  \n21...Skinny Dipping22 ...Song of Praise  \nCLAIMING  \n27....Crow Art  \n29….How Humans Came to Love  \n30 .…Birthmark  \n32 ...Winter Schools  \n33 ...Dust Day  \n35...Divining Mud  \n36..The Body's Mud37…..Prayer for Stones  \n38..Bottomlands Departure40 ...Dreaming ofGolden Flowers  \n42...Feral Moon  \n43..Moon Letters  \nBURYING  \n47.Nomads49….Unblessing  \n51...Wintering  \n53..Mother  \n54….Long Marriage  \n55..Nine Crows  \n56...Revival57….Paper Skin  \n59..Touch  \n60....Black Flowers  \n61...Winter Snow63…..Mud Eulogies  \n64...Confession ofBats  \n66....Map of the World  \n68..Naming the Field  \n# ACKNOWLEDGMENTS\n\nGrateful acknowledgment is made to the editors of the followingpublications where poems in this collection originally appeared:  \n32 Poems:“How Humans Came to Love”;Alaska Quarterly Review:\"The Body's Mud”and “Prayer for Stones”;Barrow 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