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Words,selected by Robert WrigleyDAVID HERNANDEZ,A House Waitingfor Music,selected by Ray GonzalezMARK YAKICH,The Making of Collateral Beauty,selected by Mary Ruefle  \nJox KATZ,The Garden Room,selected by Lisa Russ Spaar  \nCECILIA WoLOCH,Narcisus,selected by Marie HoweJoHN CROSs,staring at the animal,selected by Gillian Conoley  \nSTACEY WAITE,the lake has no saint,selected by Dana LevinBRANDON SoM,Babels Moon,selected by Aimee Nezhukumatathil  \nKATHLEEN JESME,Meridian,selected by Patricia FargnoliANNA GEORGE MEEK,Engraved,selected by Ellen Doré Watson  \nDEBORAH FLANAGAN,Or;Gone,selected by Christopher BuckleyCHAD PARMENTER,Westons Unsent Letters to Modotti,selected by Kathleen Jesme  \nALLAN PETERSON,Other Than They Seem,selected by Rurh Ellen Kocher  \nMATT DoNOVAN,Rapture &the Big Bam,selected by Lia Purpura  \n# Eliza RottermanDIRT EATERS\n\nTUPELO PRESSNorth Adams,Massachusetts  \nDirt Eaters.Copyright ◎2018 Eliza Rotterman.All rights reserved.  \nLibrary of Congress Catalog-in-Publication data available upon request.  \nISBN:978-1-946482-05-1  \nCover and text designed and composed in Adobe Garamond and Chong Old Style by Ann Aspell.Cover art:Amanda Acker,“Grass Shadow”(2015).Gouache on paper,12x12 inches.Used with permis-sion of the artist(www.pinterest.com/sourcelaacker.bigcartel.com/).  \nFirst edition:June 2018.  \nOther than brief excerpts for reviews and commentaries,no part of this book may be reproduced byany means without permission of the publisher.Please address requests for reprint permission or forcourse-adoption discounts to:  \nTupelo Press  \nPO.Box 1767,North Adams,Massachusetts 01247  \n(413)664-9611/editor@tupelopress.org /www.tupelopress.org  \nTupelo Press is an award-winning independent literary press that publishes fine fiction,nonfiction,andpoetry in books that are a joy to hold as well as read.Tupelo Press is a registered 501(c)(3)nonprofitorganization,and we rely on public support to carry out our mission of publishing extraordinary workthat may be outside the realm of the large commercial publishers.Financial donations are welcome andare tax deductible.  \nto my mother  \nDigitized by the Internet Archivein 2022 with funding fromKahle/Austin Foundation  \nhttps://archive.org/details/dirteaters0000rott  \nCONTENTS  \nThe multiplying woodLight-ropeLight-rope  \nIt wasn't our fault;it was a light clusterMurrain  \nI stood in the field,held up my armsDirt eaters  \nAnother deer poem  \nI awoke in the modern senseThe first refuses to sing,so singsTwo girls  \nDogs sleep in your palms  \nI wait for light to return a self I recognizeAndromeda left a floral smudge on the sky's glassElegyAcupunctureAcknowledgments  \n3 4  \n5  \n6  \n7  \n9  \n10  \n17  \n18  \n19  \n20  \n21  \n22  \n23  \n24  \n26  \n33","cbCailafrY0IrzRv","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailafrY0IrzRv","pdf",1642736,46,"English","# Contents\n## The multiplying wood\n## Light-rope\n## It wasn't our fault; it was a light cluster\n## Murrain\n## I stood in the field, held up my arms\n## Dirt eaters\n## Another deer poem\n## I awoke in the modern sense\n## The first refuses to sing, so sings\n## Two girls\n## Dogs sleep in your palms\n## I wait for light to return a self I recognize\n## Andromeda left a floral smudge on the sky's glass\n## Elegy\n## Acupuncture\n## Acknowledgments","[{\"question\":\"Who is the author of Dirt Eaters?\",\"answer\":\"The author is Eliza Rotterman.\"},{\"question\":\"Which publisher published Dirt Eaters?\",\"answer\":\"Dirt Eaters is published by Tupelo Press.\"},{\"question\":\"What themes and recurring motifs appear in the table of contents?\",\"answer\":\"The contents emphasize imagery tied to light, fields, animals, and human-animal intimacy, with poem titles such as “Light-rope,” “Murrain,” “Another deer poem,” and “Dogs sleep in your palms.”\"}]","Dirt Eaters - Tupelo Press Poetry | PDF",1790590175,71]