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 \n\"My heart is bursting with homage asI/head off to a hostile eternity,\"writesJane Mayhall,now eighty-five,whowrote most of these poems in an urgentoutpouring over the last few years.From the decades-outdated subwaytoken in the bottom of her shoulderbag,which calls forth earlier days inNew York City,to the violin her fatherpracticed among the pantry's jam jarsin her Kentucky childhood,Mayhallplucks small treasures that bespeak herfierce devotion to life,with its clutterof memories and imperfections.In hertightly knotted,beautifully turned shortpoems,she elegizes a world not quitegone,and brings us into contact withsome of her contemporaries,from Lin-coln Kirstein to Theodore Roethke.  \nChief among her cherished memoriesis her long bohemian marriage,whichshe recalls in a series of ravishing lovepoems to her late husband.In lines sat-urated with feeling she describes howshe accommodates her grief at losinghim and,as throughout this exquisitevolume,how we must continue to greetlife,in all its gorgeous strangeness.  \nhttps://archive.org/details/sleepinglateonju0000unse  \nALSO BY JANE MAYHALL  \nPoetry  \nGivers and Takers(I968)Givers and Takers I(1973)  \nFiction and SatireCousin to Human (196o)Ready for the Ha Ha(1966)  \n# SLEEPING LATE0N JUDGMENT DAY\n\n# THIS IS A BORZ0I BO0KPUBLISHED BY ALFRED A.KNOPF\n\nCopyright ◎2004 by Jane Mayhall  \nAllrights reserved under International and Pan-AmericanCopyright Conventions.Published in the United States byAlfred A.Knopf,a division of Random House,Inc.,New York,and simultaneously in Canada by Random House of CanadaLimited,Toronto.Distributed by Random House,Inc.,New York.  \nwww.randomhouse.com/knopf/poetry  \nKnopf,Borzoi Books and the colophon are registered trade-marks of Random House,Inc.  \nThe author wishes to thank the periodicals where some ofthese poems first appeared:Cedar Hill Review(\"The Tides ofAndré Gide”),Commonweal(“The Guess”),Confrontation(\"The Conrad Aiken Dream,\"\"Notes for a Sixtieth WeddingAnniversary\"),The Hudson Review(\"The Forbidden,\"\"Serenade”),Louisville Review(\"Protection [Elegy for JamesStill],\"“The Shelter,\"\"Wendell and Schubert\"),The NewYorker(“Token,\"\"Why a Corner in the Apartment Puts Me toSleep,\"\"The Comb\"),The Paris Review(\"Kirstein's Table”),The Southwest Review(\"Spending the Unspent\"),The YaleReview(\"Uncensored Note to Auden\").  \nLibrary of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication DataMayhall,Jane.  \nSleeping late on judgment day:poems/by Jane Mayhall.—Ist ed.p.cm.ISBN I-4000-4174-0  \nI.Title.PS3563.A96s58200481'.54—dc2I  \nManufactured in the United States of AmericaFirst Edition","cbCaiuIR677jTXR0","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuIR677jTXR0","pdf",2899732,120,"English","# Overview\n## Memories and devotion\n## Love, grief, and continuing life","[{\"question\":\"What themes dominate Sleeping Late on Judgment Day?\",\"answer\":\"The poems emphasize memory, devotion to life, elegy for what is gone, and the ongoing need to greet life 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