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 \nTito Manuel Meets a Cousin Drinking Water on the Death  \nMarch;Tito Manuel Is Not Out of the Jungle Yet;Tito  \nManuel Dreams of the Author in the Jungle;It Took Us SoLong to Get Here  \nPerigee:How to Unbend the Tongue  \nPhantom Limb:The Future is Now and It is Adorable  \nPinwheel:Self-Portrait as a Wisdom Tooth  \nPublic Pool:A Fable that Delivers Spoiled Meat;When One Universe  \nEnds,Another Begins  \nRedivideer:Postcard from the Valley that I Thought Was Your Face  \nSalamander:Birdbrain  \nTupelo Quarterly:Caesura;The Ghost Root;House of Horses;  \nFrederick Douglass:A Triptych  \nWashington Square:Brother Octopus  \nWaxwing:Pancho Villa:Last One Standing is Also the First;  \nZone 3:America Tries to Remove a Splinter  \nTable of Contents  \n工  \nAmerica Tries To Remove a Splinter11The Missing Bridge13Birdbrain15Postcard from the Valley I Thought Was Your Face16The Morning Table17October Poem19In a Field Called Vietnam20On Citizenship22How to Unbend the Tongue23House of Birds24Snake Story25Self-Portrait as a Fish Head in a Pot of Hot Water26The Greeting27Grandfather as a Boy Beneath the Floor29Caesura31Frederick Douglass:A Triptych32Thumbnail35The Ghost Root37Tito Manuel Builds a Snare for Sparrows  \nI  \n4妃  \nTito Manuel and a Boy Try to Escape the InvasionTito Manuel Meets a Cousin Drinking Water on theDeath March  \n4446  \nTito Manuel Dreams of the Author in the Jungle  \nTito Manuel Escapes the Death March47Tito Manuel Is Not Out of the Jungle Yet49  \nIII  \nWhen One Universe Ends,Another Begins53The Darkest Sugars Are Always the Sweetest54The Future is Now and It is Adorable55An Extraordinary Animal for Extraordinary Times56We Are Just Waiting For The Right Kind of Existentialism,Harold57A Fable That Delivers Spoiled Meat58Flattened Children Are Inevitable59The Mercy Suit60A Head Full of Music,A Sky Full of Smoke61Everyone Just Clap Your Hands And Say Yeah62IVThe 8Day65Grandfather as a Kaiju on Fire67Greetings from the Mushroom Aisle68Diagram of a Man with Very Tiny Wings69Bear Suit70House of Horses71Brother Octopus72Kiss74Someday I Will Love Albert Abonado76Pancho Villa:Last One Standing is Also the First77Idle79Luxury81It Took Us So Long to Get Here83Self-Portrait as a Wisdom Tooth86Notes  \n89Thank You91About the Author93  \nFor Catie","cbCaisZobGpfwy7m","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisZobGpfwy7m","pdf",2876922,100,"English","# Acknowledgements\n## 2 Bridges Revieu: The 8h Day, Someday I Will Love Albert Abonado\n## Anti-: The Missing Bridge\n## Bayou: Bear Suit\n## Big Lucks: Everyone Just Clap Your Hands and Say Yeah\n## Boston Review: Flattened Children Are Inevitable\n## Colorado Review: Luxury\n## Columbia Poetry Review: Greetings from the Mushroom Aisle\n## Eleven Eleven: We Are Just Waiting For The Right Kind of Existentialism, Harold\n## Front Porch: In a Field Called Vietnam\n## Grist: House of Birds\n## Guernica: Snake Story\n## Inertia: On Citizenship\n## interrupture: An Extraordinary Animal for Extraordinary Times\n## The Literary Review: Self-Portrait as a Fish Head in a Pot of Hot Water\n## The Margins: Grandfather as a Kaiju on Fire; The Greeting\n## Memorious: Grandfather as a Boy Beneath the Floor\n## Moon City Review: Diagram of a Man with Very Tiny Wings\n## New Ohio Review: The Morning Table\n## No Tell Motel: Tito Manuel and a Boy Try To Escape the Invasion; Tito Manuel Meets a Cousin Drinking Water on the Death March; Tito Manuel Is Not Out of the Jungle Yet; Tito Manuel Dreams of the Author in the Jungle; It Took Us So Long to Get Here\n## Perigee: How to Unbend the Tongue\n## Phantom Limb: The Future is Now and It is Adorable\n## Pinwheel: Self-Portrait as a Wisdom Tooth\n## Public Pool: A Fable that Delivers Spoiled Meat; When One Universe Ends, Another Begins\n## Redivideer: Postcard from the Valley that I Thought Was Your Face\n## Salamander: Birdbrain\n## Tupelo Quarterly: Caesura; The Ghost Root; House of Horses\n## Frederick Douglass: A Triptych\n## Washington Square: Brother Octopus\n## Waxwing: Pancho Villa: Last One Standing is Also the First\n## Zone 3: America Tries to Remove a Splinter\n# Table of Contents\n## America Tries To Remove a Splinter\n## The Missing Bridge\n## Birdbrain\n## Postcard from the Valley I Thought Was Your Face\n## The Morning Table\n## October Poem\n## In a Field Called Vietnam\n## On Citizenship\n## How to Unbend the Tongue\n## House of Birds\n## Snake Story\n## Self-Portrait as a Fish Head in a Pot of Hot Water\n## The Greeting\n## Grandfather as a Boy Beneath the Floor\n## Caesura\n## Frederick Douglass: A Triptych\n## Tito Manuel Builds a Snare for Sparrows\n## Tito Manuel and a Boy Try to Escape the Invasion\n## Tito Manuel Meets a Cousin Drinking Water on the Death March\n## Tito Manuel Dreams of the Author in the Jungle\n## Tito Manuel Escapes the Death March\n## Tito Manuel Is Not Out of the Jungle Yet\n## When One Universe Ends, Another Begins\n## The Darkest Sugars Are Always the Sweetest\n## The Future is Now and It is Adorable\n## An Extraordinary Animal for Extraordinary Times\n## We Are Just Waiting For The Right Kind of Existentialism, Harold\n## A Fable That Delivers Spoiled Meat\n## Flattened Children Are Inevitable\n## The Mercy Suit\n## A Head Full of Music, A Sky Full of Smoke\n## Everyone Just Clap Your Hands And Say Yeah\n## The 8 Day\n## Grandfather as a Kaiju on Fire\n## Greetings from the Mushroom Aisle\n## Diagram of a Man with Very Tiny Wings\n## Bear Suit\n## House of Horses\n## Brother Octopus\n## Kiss\n## Someday I Will Love Albert Abonado\n## Pancho Villa: Last One Standing is Also the First\n## Idle\n## Luxury\n## It Took Us So Long to Get Here\n## Self-Portrait as a Wisdom Tooth","[{\"question\":\"What is JAW by Albert Abonado?\",\"answer\":\"JAW is a poetry collection by Albert Abonado, organized into a table of contents of individually titled poems and sections.\"},{\"question\":\"Which themes are emphasized across the poems?\",\"answer\":\"The contents and titles highlight concerns with citizenship, memory and ancestry, and the uncanny or extraordinary, such as in “On Citizenship” and poems featuring grandfathers and surreal images.\"},{\"question\":\"How is the collection organized?\",\"answer\":\"The book includes acknowledgements followed by a detailed table of contents that groups poems into numbered sections and lists poem titles with page references.\"}]","JAW - Albert Abonado | PDF",1790695168,154]