- Subjects
- Genres
- Poetry
- Published
-
New York :
Persea Books
[2018]
- Language
- English
- Main Author
- Item Description
- "A Karen & Michael Braziller book."
- Physical Description
- xi, 82 pages ; 23 cm
- ISBN
- 9780892554874
- Acknowledgments
- Author's Note
- Loosies
- Cross frame
- Used. Sold.
- Circle
- After murder,
- False Starts for Cursed Letters
- Two Black writers walk into a bar in Colorado is not the beginning of a racist joke
- Day one,
- {{Ení (in Therapy)}}
- The Illusion of Hips
- Ekphrasis: Giza '61
- Selma Love Song
- Why Grits Burn So Bad
- {{Ení (Woke up Sunday Saturday night drunk)}}
- Persist (I)
- Oak
- The Poem that Makes You Love Me
- Heretics
- Blood Aubade, 1969
- (In Medias) Res
- How You Got Here
- Continuum
- Hot Donuts, Long's Bakery
- Dismantle
- If There Is a Reason
- When a woman hits on you in a bookstore,
- Persist (II)
- Blood Houses
- 127 Notebooks
- Amplified
- Spark, earth
- Abandon
- Mother's Day
- Farther
- Love me again
- Persist (III)
- &-in a Thousand-Yard Stare-Reverie
- O-H-I-O
- Monday morning, the first thing
- Protocol
- Persist (IV)
- {{Ení Dreams (w/Regrets)}}
- Montgomery
- Sugar Hill
- Caterwaul
- Family Business: Indy
- Clip
- Haints
- Rorschach visits the ER
- Is it wrong
- Persist (V)
- When You Know, Logically, That Death Is Not Just a Matter of Rest but a Way of Making Space For New People On Earth, &, Quite Honestly, After All You've Loved, Pampered & Lost, You, Selfish By Your Own Admission, Could Care Less
- Tout De Suite
- Upon the Wife's Return, the Lovers Kiss @ the Airport
- Workers, Morning: The Thirsty Scholar
- {{Ení (of the Unreliable Knuckles)}}
- Confession:
- Prosody
- A grandmother asks me how to spell divine
- Jack London Square, September
- Tongues
- Epilogue
Review by Library Journal Review