Machine generated contents note: Autoscopy. Demolished Landscape with Open Mouth -- The Story -- Aftershock -- Memory in a Foreign Language -- Beijing Aquarium -- Departure Sequence -- What No One Told You -- Aubade, Untroubled -- Additionally, what freedoms have I been trained to deny myself? -- Border Vista -- Northeast Kingdom -- Night Swim at Shadow Lake -- Document: Eight Months Before Expiration -- Six years old, my classmates and I -- After School -- And I Looked Away -- ... loss and grief are generated by juridicopolitical mechanisms... -- Sleeplessness: A History -- Ditch -- Qigong -- Remains -- Finding Fruit -- On Jay Peak Road -- Permit -- Solstice -- Hypnogogia -- Shape Note -- Upon Hearing the News -- In Her Place -- Going Back -- Sightings -- Misapprehension -- Xi'an Nocturne with Jasmine and Pears -- Jiangsu, Early Summer -- Transubstantiation Sonnets -- Entries from Hottest Year on Record -- Pantoum -- Open Letter to the Boy in the Car -- State Symbols -- While You Were Gone -- At the Miller House -- On Injury -- Autoscopy.
Summary:
"In Border Vista, winner of the 2021 Lexi Rudnitsky First Book Prize in Poetry, Anni Liu intimately narrates experiences of being undocumented, or precariously documented, in America, in poems that move between China and the United States"-- Provided by publisher.
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