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Cast away : poems for our time

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  • Author: Nye, Naomi Shihab
    Summary:

    Poet Naomi Shihab Nye shines a spotlight on the things we cast away, from plastic water bottles to refugees, in this collection of original and never before published poems. With poems about food wrappers, plastic straws, refugee children, the environment, community, responsibility to the planet, politics, immigration, garbage trucks, all that we carry and all that we discard, this is a rich, engaging, moving, and sometimes humorous collection.

    Contents:
    • Little red purse, London
    • Two
    • Trash talk
    • Sorrow of the paper mill
    • world of the future, we thirsted
    • Don't mess with Texas (highway sign)
    • Random trash thoughts
    • Look at me, look at me
    • End of August
    • Leavings
    • Hill Country
    • Trash is a ticket to nowhere
    • Georgia O'Keefe on location
    • Find your path
    • Pine cones
    • Snow covers all the trash
    • Trash talk 929
    • Who do you think you are?
    • Separated
    • Trash talk 212
    • Found
    • Anger
    • Little boy and green trash truck
    • Tinfoil merges with street
    • Dear August A. Busch
    • At the bus stop
    • Maui
    • Red ribbon on the walk
    • Failure
    • Tiny bites life
    • College town
    • Read all about it!
    • Owner of 136 snakes surrenders them, Texas
    • Folded cardboard in the street
    • Stumble leaf
    • Welcome to Hong Kong
    • Three wet report cards on Camden Street
    • McD/on/ald's
    • Guadalupe Street trash
    • Current events
    • The president we did not vote for
    • Looking at any map
    • Crushed cup
    • Not a bagel, but...
    • Barbara
    • Mysteries of humankind
    • We make our own trash
    • Famous people
    • Trash talk 326
    • They are thinking about giving tickets
    • Tony's trash
    • Ilse's trash
    • Junk mail
    • Prince Charles please
    • Trash talk 1
    • Things I found today
    • Attention
    • Strange things keep happening: Houston
    • New Year
    • Bits
    • Taxpayer money
    • Trash talk 7,299
    • Trash talk 1,021
    • Three blank index cards
    • What makes people the way they are?
    • You are here
    • Happy day
    • Back streets of Ledbury, Herefordshire, England
    • Why are we so messy?
    • Trash talk 948
    • Movies
    • Vero Beach revival
    • No see that
    • Trash mottoes
    • Trash walk 1331
    • Stephen Foster
    • Central school
    • Nothing
    • Connor James, age 3
    • Not my problem
    • The potato
    • Penny
    • Lately the moon.
    Genre: Juvenile poetry
    Original Publisher: [New York] , HarperCollins
    Language(s): English
    ISBN:

    9781094113852

    ,

    1094113859

    ,

    9781094113869

    ,

    1094113867

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Abstract

Poet Naomi Shihab Nye shines a spotlight on the things we cast away, from plastic water bottles to refugees, in this collection of original and never before published poems. With poems about food wrappers, plastic straws, refugee children, the environment, community, responsibility to the planet, politics, immigration, garbage trucks, all that we carry and all that we discard, this is a rich, engaging, moving, and sometimes humorous collection.

Genre
Juvenile poetry
Publisher (Source)

[New York]

HarperCollins

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