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The Great Outdoors: Poems
The Great Outdoors: Poems
The Great Outdoors: Poems
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The poems contained in The Great Outdoors are a further realization of the author’s journey toward ‘naturalism’. The structural elements point in this direction. Love, history, family, business, travel, is the palette David Novick works from. Vibrations create sound and language captures that sound. By applying that language one hopes to unlock the existential answers that exist in the natural occurrences of the everyday. The poems were written between 2016 and 2018 with the exception of ‘Trucker’ and ‘Mysterious Virus’. The front cover is a selfie from May 2016. The author settled on the title and front cover in 2018. Eventually reality caught up with art. When that happens we all pay the price. ‘Mysterious Virus’ is a tribute to those events.
LanguageEnglish
PublisherXlibris US
Release dateMay 7, 2020
ISBN9781796099188
The Great Outdoors: Poems
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David Novick

David Novick is a businessman who resides in Massachusetts with his wife. He graduated from the University of Massachusetts Amherst with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Literature and subsequently attended the University of Arizona MFA Creative Writing Program. The Great Outdoors is David Novick’s fourth book of poetry. His previous three books of poetry are Noises from the Garage, Reflection of a Hologram, and Keepsake. He continues to work and write at a furious pace.

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    The Great Outdoors - David Novick

    Copyright © 2020 by David Novick.

    All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted

    in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system,

    without permission in writing from the copyright owner.

    Any people depicted in stock imagery provided by Getty Images are models,

    and such images are being used for illustrative purposes only.

    Certain stock imagery © Getty Images.

    Front Cover- Selfie 2016

    Back Cover- Elizabeth Novick 2019

    Rev. date: 05/23/2020

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    To the blessed memory of my uncle Irving Novick

    About the Author

    David Novick is a businessman who resides in Massachusetts with his wife. He graduated from the University of Massachusetts Amherst with a bachelor of arts degree in literature and subsequently attended the University of Arizona MFA creative writing program. The Great Outdoors is David Novick’s fourth book of poetry. His previous three books of poetry are Noises from the Garage, Reflection of a Hologram, and Keepsake. He continues to work and write at a furious pace.

    About the Book

    The poems contained in The Great Outdoors are a further realization of the author’s journey toward ‘naturalism’. The structural elements point in this direction. Love, history, family, business, travel, is the palette David Novick works from. Vibrations create sound and language captures that sound. By applying that language one hopes to unlock the existential answers that exist in the natural occurrences of the everyday. The poems were written between 2016 and 2018 with the exception of ‘Trucker’ and ‘Mysterious Virus’. The front cover is a selfie from May 2016. The author settled on the title and front cover in 2018. Eventually reality caught up with art. When that happens we all pay a price. ‘Mysterious Virus’ is a tribute to those events.

    Contents

    About the Author

    About the Book

    The Mirror’s Mistake

    Beacon Eyes

    Damn Right

    Play Life at Its Own Game

    Uncle Irving

    Mind the Gap

    Observed From a Booth

    January 21, 2017

    A Slice of the Neighborhood

    Weather’s Discourse

    Vienna to Boston Direct

    Massachusetts

    You Say Mother I Say Mom

    A Blip on the Screen

    OfficeJet Ready

    The Call

    Peregrine, Rocco, and I

    Catalog of Remembrance

    Trucker

    Baking Soda

    Back to Basics

    Beat Life at Its Own Game

    From a White Wire Chair on the Porch

    Post-Truth

    Tumbler and Jigger

    Rummage Sale

    This Is What Opportunity Looks Like

    Don’t Change a Thing

    October 19

    Backyard Notes

    Cedar Closet

    End-of-Week Run

    News and Views

    Washington, DC

    Sketch of an Open Mic for Steve’s Sixty-Fifth

    Trump Hotel

    Work Relationships

    The Great Outdoors

    Office Wall Calendar

    Small-Town Crucible

    Holy Land

    Auto

    More People

    And They’re Off

    Safety Net

    Sign of Spring

    Snail Mail

    Bee Homily

    Nighttime Prey

    Contact Three Ways

    Your Secret Is Safe with Me

    A Stroll

    A Silly Diversion

    Rittenhouse Square

    Highway Report

    The Dancing Tree

    On His Way out the Door

    Tree of Life

    Holiday Cards

    Anatomy’s Humanity

    Mysterious Virus February 28, 2020

    The Mirror’s Mistake

    To separate myself from night’s

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