Simultaneous windows / poems by Mary Corkery.

Simultaneous Windows is a metaphoric and narrative journey, both personal and political, in which rebellion, love and loss open windows to change. Each window is a frame that through which we see the limits and possibilities of one small life. The voice is strong and the journey vivid. Poems are located in Toronto, Borneo, The Middle East, Rwanda and elsewhere.

Cover; Title Page; Copyright; Dedication; Contents; I; Why I Can't Sleep; Silent Desperations; What You Hide; Every Dome in the Piazza; Black and White; People Like Us; In a Flash; II; The Ducchess, Framed; Lives on the Line; Where the Heart; Fishing Boats in a Storm; Gutted; Floating Bishop; The Other Side of the Wall; The Boulder; Pears; III; Night Watch; Sideways; Against the Pane; Hole in Her Sweater; Dear Wet Leaf; Simultaneous Windows; Doodles; IV; Chrystal in High Note; Our Lost Children, Via Satellite; An Unversed Heart; The Other Woman; Late Harvest Ghazal; Thief in Blue Jacket

Between the Lines of BirthdaysV; Wide-eyed Girls in Fuchsia; Valse Triste; The Girl Wants; Woodpecker; Hymns in the Fields; Carousel; VI; The Fat-Bellied Gods; Another Lost Sister; Tango with Sixty; Ennismore; Becoming; Unpin This Day; Ode to the Queen Streetcar; Notes; Acknowledgements

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