Machine generated contents note: Cradle Song. Perenelle Flamel Contemplates the Cosmos -- Epistemological Snapshot -- To the Radio Nurse -- How to Give Birth to a Rabbit -- We're So Much More Alive in Color -- What Color Is Your Aura? -- Late and Soon -- The One and the World -- The Art of the Insult -- On Superlatives -- Aesthetics for Toxic Times -- Specter-Men -- Beyond the Vanishing Point -- Shifting Frames -- Chron -- Isolationism -- One and Three Crows -- Imposition -- Radioactivity -- Thinking Is Bound to Be Unsettling -- II -- The Lake We Call Medusa -- Fear as Siren Song -- Allegories of Matter and Form -- Intercession -- You, Confessor -- Forms of Decline -- A Clean and Mannerly Insurgency -- A Mathematics of Air -- The Will Is Not So Easily Contained -- Someone Breathing Is a Sign of Order in the World -- Erosion -- A Light That Never Goes Out -- A Cautionary Tale -- One of Many Tillers -- January Poem -- Breaker -- Speculative Grammar -- We Are Shaped From Without -- The Pinkertons Turned Us Against Each Other -- With the Flag We Stake Our Claim -- An Army of Ghosts -- Espionage -- III -- Stargazing Is, Necessarily, Belated -- Poiein -- The Collective Unconscious -- Midwinter Villanelle -- The Boreal Forest -- Landscape as Reliquary -- Plea to the Fleeing Deer -- What Is Afterglow, Anyway? -- The Fir and a Bramble -- A Young Ruler in Wartime -- Sigils -- Mountains Are Mountains -- Too Much Power to Wear in Our Buttonholes -- This Is Equanimity -- The Distant Relative Who Calls at Midnight -- Christine de Pizan Contemplates Acts of Devotion -- Avoiding Cold Feet Down the Aisle -- Lost Honeymoon in Fire Season -- Cradle Song.
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"Winner of the Elixir Press Poetry Award"-- Provided by publisher.
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