A gathering of all of Zukofskys poems outside of A poems that are absolute clarification, crystal cabinets full of air and angels (Kenneth Rexroth).

Anew, sun, to fire summer
leaves move toward the air
from the stems of the branches

fire summer fire summer
from Anew

Here is the complete music-filled arc of Louis Zukofskys shorter verse collected in one volume: lyrical love poems written to his wife Celia and son Paul; the groundbreaking Poem Beginning The, which sends up The Waste Land and its cultural vision in a cloud of bricolage, a hilarious pastiche of quotes, canon and kitsch, high and low hopelessly intertwined (Michael Palmer); the boisterous, riotous translations of Catullus; spare, brilliant nature poems as if written by an ancient hokku master; his genius Mantis sestina; the enigmatic, spiraling, and beautiful last poems, 80 Flowers. Anew: Complete Shorter Poetry is a book of blessings and gifts for any poetry lover.