Machine generated contents note: J. Bailey Hutchinson Moves 658.8 Miles North and Tries to Make It Count. J. Bailey Hutchinson Prays to the River -- Heat Advisory -- Learning to Swim in the Mississippi -- Big Dark -- Ouroboros as Eight-Year-Old -- Self-Portrait as Tomoe Mami, Beheaded by a Witch -- Eat -- The Minnesota State Fair's Miracle of Birth Center, Sponsored by Subaru -- J. Bailey Hutchinson Takes Plan B in Marseille -- I Have Never Had to Love Someone Who Beat Me -- Obituary -- Barbara -- The Holes -- Everyone Was Diagnosed with ADHD in the Nineties -- Real Good Meat Eater -- The Butcher's Granddaughter -- My Dad Has Sleep Apnea and Has a Gun in His Nightstand -- Things Dying & Where -- Poem Written as Barter for $366.12 in Outstanding Bills -- Dog Not Deer -- Self-Portrait as Haruno Sakura, Kunoichi of Konohagakure -- Carne e Spirito -- Became My Body, Too -- Poem Written as Barter for $75.00 in Outstanding Bills -- Lineage -- Things Dying & Where -- Tennessee Wildman -- Fox Song -- Self-Portrait as Lin, Who Knows the Bathhouse -- Discourse -- Butterflies Are More Metal than Moths -- J. Bailey Hutchinson Moves 658.8 Miles North and Tries to Make It Count.
Summary:
"In Gut-winner of the first Miller Williams Poetry Prize selected by Patricia Smith-poet J. Bailey Hutchinson explores the substance of personal history"-- Provided by publisher.
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