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Subject(s)

• American poetry—21st century—Women authors [Browse]

Library of Congress genre(s)

• Poetry [Browse]

Notes

Poems.

Action note

Committed to retain in perpetuity — ReCAP Shared Collection (HUL)

Contents

• Fortunes and misfortunes
• Coin-operated rattle without a snake
• An elm tree will never be the one you love
• And I will never be the same
• A coin-operated pickax
• Burying the apron
• The summer of electronic monitoring
• Some discipline
• A coin-operated railroad
• A tiny poison eye
• Coin-operated engine finds its steam
• Pick-your-own
• A coin-operated How do you like me now
• Miniatures
• A coin-operated arboretum
• Fight or flight
• A sunny place with adequate water
• Parlor games are for the weak
• A model catastrophe
• Coin-operated neighborhood falls to ruin
• Revitalization yields questionable results
• Some dead magic
• A coin-operated lung and a half
• The fate of the old mill is still undecided
• Have mercy on me
• Jewelry is for the weak
• In which sense that we are not alone
• Ignorant portrait with nightshade
• A coin-operated apple pie
• In the back seat of history
• All roads lead to water
• A coin-operated neighbor to the North
• Occupation : hazard
• A coin-operated diary
• Sweets behind the counter
• Inert, or something close
• They appeal to my sense of logic, and lose
• Birth of a vessel
• A coin-operated button-down collar
• Business poem
• Version of myself in the ruins
• A coin-operated gentrification zone of the heart
• Some dead ingenuity
• Elegy with flickering lights
• A friendly stay of execution
• A coin-operated parlor
• We invent the opposite of Vegas, then take it all back
• A coin-operated city of the past
• Sorry, but sometimes you don't get to choose
• My goodness
• A coin-operated paramour and a half
• Inside every vending machine it's 1979.

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ISBN

• 162557908X
• 9781625579089

OCLC

859046529

RCP

H - S

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