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 \n-Charles Olson  \nMy heart rouses  \nof somethingthinking to bring you news  \nthat concerns you  \nand concerns many men.Look atwhat passes for the new.  \nYou will not find it there but in  \ndespised poems.  \nIt is difficult  \nto get the news from poemsfor lackyet men die miserably every day  \nof what is found there  \n-William Carlos Williams  \nGive me my robe,put on my crown,I haveimmortallongings in me.  \n-Antony and Cleopatra  \n# STONECUTTER’S PRAYER\n\nPrayer and love are really learned in the hour whenprayer becomes impossible and your heart turns to stone.-Thomas Merton  \nAll silenceis a prayerwithout ceasing  \nand love  \nis desperationin the armsof a fool  \nThe faucet assertsa dripin silence  \nknowing nothingcan beso trueas that  \nKnowing,there cannotbe  \nKnowingthere cannot,be  \n# UPON HOURS\n\nWhat returns is I to thisforsaken place  \nbrought back to lakefrontsbrought back to waterwhere the earth pressesagainst the air  \nI have watched the battleof doldrums  \nin silent skies  \nbecause the heart aches heavilyand is not familiar with what it becomes  \nand does not acknowledgewhat it has been,  \nhere in the half-lightthe overgrowthand the deadness of things","cbCaim5sEhKo4uQF","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaim5sEhKo4uQF","pdf",1895419,54,"English","# STONECUTTER’S PRAYER\n## UPON HOURS\n## THE RED HAND OF ULSTER\n## MIRROR\n## FJORD\n## THE TUG OF GOD\n## KEEL\n## HAND OF THE GODDESS","[{\"question\":\"What is the collection’s opening piece titled?\",\"answer\":\"The opening poem is titled “STONECUTTER’S PRAYER,” which includes an epigraph and lines about prayer, love, and silence.\"},{\"question\":\"What kinds of themes are emphasized in the provided text?\",\"answer\":\"The text emphasizes prayer and silence, love and desperation, mortality and the dead, and longings connected to memory and place.\"},{\"question\":\"How is the book organized according to the contents section?\",\"answer\":\"A “CONTENTS” list enumerates many poems in numbered order, such as “STONECUTTER’S PRAYER,” “UPON HOURS,” and “THE RED HAND OF ULSTER,” followed by additional titles.\"}]","STONECUTTER’S PRAYER - Contents - Poems | PDF",83]