Bibliograph

O, what a luxury, verses lyrical, vulgar, pathetic & profound, Garrison Keillor

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Label

O, what a luxury, verses lyrical, vulgar, pathetic & profound, Garrison Keillor

Language

eng

Index

no index present

Literary Form

poetry

Main title

O, what a luxury

Oclc number

829451787

Responsibility statement

Garrison Keillor

Sub title

verses lyrical, vulgar, pathetic & profound

Summary

The celebrated radio host presents his first collection of poetry, featuring his reflections on daily life, love, politics, and religion in verse that reflects his characteristic humor and insight

Table Of Contents

Was Ethel Merman a Mormon? -- A major faux pas prohibited by law -- I live in this desolate spot because you do not -- Beneath their shiny domes they contain your chromosomes -- Thanks be to God for keeping us small -- Secondary neurons of the cerebral promontory -- A republican lady of Knoxville -- The planet revolving on its axis

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