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Honeycomb,Erin Belieu turnsher signature wit and intellectual rigor inward foran unguarded exploration of human vulnerability.The poems meditate on the impact of large andsmall traumas:the lasting thumbprint of abuse,the collective specter of disease,the achingly sweethumility of parenting.The bodies in these poemsare trapped,held hostage,bleeding.And yet,thereis agency—structural dynamism,texture,the colorgreen—while a woman climbs a metal ladder to thediving board,a girl climbs high into the branches.The speaker grapples with a lifelong pattern ofbrutality,then painfully breaks free.  \ncome-hitherhoneycomb  \nAlso by Erin BelieuPoetrySlant SixBlack Box  \nOne Above心One BelowInfantaAs Editor  \nThe Extraordinary Tide:New Poetry by American Women(with Susan Aizenberg)  \ncome-hitherhoneycomb  \npoems by  \nerin belieu  \nCOPPER CANYON PRESSPORT TOWNSEND,WASHINGTON  \nCopyright 202r by Erin BelieuAll rights reservedPrinted in the United States of America  \nCover art:Whiskey Radish  \nCopper Canyon Press is in residence at Fort Worden State Park in PortTownsend,Washington,under the auspices of Centrum.Centrum isa gathering place for artists and creative thinkers from around theworld,students of all ages and backgrounds,and audiences seekingextraordinary cultural enrichment.  \nLIBRARY OF CONGRESS CATALOGING-IN-PUBLICATION DATANames:Belieu,Erin,author.  \nTitle:Come-hither honeycomb:poems/by Erin Belieu.  \nDescription:Port Townsend,Washington:Copper Canyon Press,[2021]lSummary:“A collection of poems by Erin Belieu”—Provided bypublisher.  \nIdentifiers:LCCN 2020030I47|ISBN9781556596100(paperback)  \nSubjects:LCGFT:Poetry.  \nClassification:LCC PS3552.E479 C662021IDDC8I1/.54—dc23  \nLC record available at https://lccn.loc.gov/2020030147  \n98765432 FIRST PRINTING  \nCOPPER CANYON PRESSPost Office Box 27I  \nPort Townsend,Washington 98368www.coppercanyonpress.org  \nAcknowledgments  \nGrateful acknowledgment goes to the publications in whichthese poems originally appeared (sometimes under differenttitles or in different versions):  \nAcademy of American Poets Poem-a-Day:\"Dum SpiroSpero,\"“Pity the Doctor,Not the Disease,\"and\"She Returnsto the Water”;The American Poetry Review:\"In Which aTherapist Asks for the Gargoyle Who Sits on My Chest”;TheEkphrastic Writer:Creating Art-Influenced Poetry,Fictionand Nonfiction,Janée J.Baugher:“Sundays”;The EvansvilleReview:“The Man Who Fills In Space”;Kenyon Review:\"Instructions for the Hostage\";Narrative:“Hypotenuse”(previously\"The Trees Named Glowing Embers”)and \"InAirports”;Poetry:“Loser Bait”;T:The New York Times StyleMagazine:“Your Failure”;Willow Springs:“When I Am aTeenage Boy”;Women's Review of Books:“Please Forgive MeAll That I Have Ruined-”  \nMy gratitude to the dear friends whose poetry inspiredme in the making of this book:Mark Bibbins,Chris Hayes,Keith Kopka,Dana Levin,Cate Marvin,Adrian Matejka,CarlPhillips,Kevin Prufer,and Ann Townsend.With thanks toDebbie Gary,whose generosity(and airplane hangar)allowedme the space to finish this book.  \nhttps://archive.org/details/comehitherhoneyc0000beli  \nAlways,for Jude","cbCaigAljvRWusbW","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigAljvRWusbW","pdf",1687016,68,"English","# Acknowledgments\n## Publications where poems first appeared\n## Friends who inspired the book","[{\"question\":\"What central themes does the collection focus on?\",\"answer\":\"The collection meditates on vulnerability and the lasting effects of both large and small traumas, including abuse, disease, and parenting.\"},{\"question\":\"How do the poems depict the body and suffering?\",\"answer\":\"The poems portray bodies as trapped and held hostage, with a sense of bleeding and ongoing impact.\"},{\"question\":\"Does the book only present harm, or is there also agency?\",\"answer\":\"There is agency in the poems, emphasizing structural dynamism and movement—alongside moments where the speaker painfully breaks free from a lifelong pattern of 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