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W. S. Di Piero was born in South Philadelphia in 1945. He is the author of six previous books of poetry, and the translator of three volumes from the Italian. He writes about art for theiSan Diego Reader/iand has published three collections of essays and criticism on art, literature, and personal experience. He has received a Guggenheim Fellowship, a National Endowment for the Arts grant and a Lila Wallace-Reader's Digest Writer's Award. He lives in San Francisco and teaches at Stanford University.bSkirts and Slacks/bbrbrbrThe .32 Specialbrits Dutch Masters box,brstill in their bedroombrcloset, days afterbrmy mother's death,brplus my father'sbrthirty years ago.brI used to practicebrdisarming, reloading,brputting it in my mouthbrfor fun. And sobrhere it is again,brbut (stupid woman,brGreat Depression childbrscrolling tens and twentiesbrin macaroni boxes)brloaded, half-cocked.brOh yes, shoot the burglarbrin the closet, the catbrin heat on the fence,brand Calvin Coolidge. She rose,brrammy, close to death,brcocked up in bedbras if pulleyed by heaven,brsometime past midnight.brI was there to watchbrher eyes wake for a momentbrenraged and hateful toward me.brBone wooled with slightsbrof flesh, what certaintybrin the body at its end?brAnd between here and there?brBreath stops, blood fades,brthe comic head I'm liftingbrfrom the pillow feelsbrtoo merely anatomicalbrand heavier than before.brbrbrCopyright (c) 2001 by W. S. Di PieroW. S. Di Piero, a fresh and powerful voice in American poetry, opens this collection about public and private worlds with poems that revist the deaths of his parents. It is an important adult passage for him, and for them a last chance to leave a message: his father lying in bed, "bemused and contemptuous / of the hell in which he lay"; his mother soon to be laid out in the cheap gold flats "that made her look young and men look twice." Di?Ð

W. S. Di Piero was born in South Philadelphia in 1945. He is the author of six previous books of poetry, and the translator of three volumes from the Italian. He writes about art for theiSan Diego Reader/iand has published three collections of essays and criticism on art, literature and personal experience. He has received a Guggenheim Fellowship, a National Endowment for the Arts grant and a Lila Wallace– Reader’s Digest Writer’s Award. He lives in San Francisco and teaches at Stanford University.bSkirts and Slacks/bbrThe .32 Specialbrits Dutch Masters box,brstill in their bedroombrcloset, days afterbrmy mother's death,brplus my father'sbrthirty years ago.brI used to practicebrdisarming, reloading,brputting it in my mouthbrfor fun. And sobrhere it is again,brbut (stupid woman,brGreat Depression childbrscrolling tens and twentiesbrin macaroni boxes)brloaded, half-cocked.brOh yes, shoot the burglarbrin the closet, the catbrin heat on the fence,brand Calvin Coolidge. She rose,brrammy, close to death,brcocked up in bedbras if pulleyed by heaven,brsometime past midnight.brI was there to watchbrher eyes wake for a momentbrenraged and hateful toward me.brBone wooled with slightsbrof flesh, what certaintybrin the body at its end?brAnd between here and there?brBreath stops, blood fades,brthe comic head I'm liftingbrfrom the pillow feelsbrtoo merely anatomicalbrand heavier than before.W. S. Di Piero, a fresh and powerful voice in American poetry, opens this collection about public and private worlds with poems that revisit the deaths of his parents. It is an important adult passage for him, and for them a last chance to leave a message: his father lying in bed, “bemused and contemptuous / of the hell in which he lay”; his mother soon to be laid out in the cheap gold flats “that made her look young and men look twice.” Di Piero writes poems of relationsh@ë…¸Qìÿ¾Û€

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