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What flies want : poems /
"In What Flies Want, disaster looms in domesticity: a family grapples with its members' mental health, a marriage falters, and a child experiments with self-harm. With its backdrop of school lockdown drills, #MeToo, and increasing political polarization, the collection asks how these priva...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Iowa City :
University of Iowa Press,
[2022]
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| Colección: | Iowa poetry prize.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
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| 520 | |a "In What Flies Want, disaster looms in domesticity: a family grapples with its members' mental health, a marriage falters, and a child experiments with self-harm. With its backdrop of school lockdown drills, #MeToo, and increasing political polarization, the collection asks how these private and public tensions are interconnected. The speaker, who grew up in a bi-cultural family on the US/Mexico border, once felt she "need[ed] nothing but my own fine fire." She soon learns she must play a role in a culture that prizes whiteness, patriarchy, and chauvinism. As an adult she oscillates between performed confidence--"skating by in my glittery skirt, waving"--and performed obedience--"I supplicant, compliant / I reliable client." As a wife, she bristles against the expectations of emotional labor. As a mother, she attempts to direct her white male children away from the toxic power they are positioned to inherit, only to find how deeply she is also implicated in these systems. Tangled in a family history of depression, a society fixated on guns, a rocky relationship, and her own desire to ignore and deny the problems she must face, this is a speaker who is by turns defiant, defeated, self-implicating, and hopeful. In poems both subtly and overtly musical, Emily Pérez's second collection asks if we can escape the quiet violence that seeps through our everyday lives"-- |c Provided by publisher. | ||
| 505 | 0 | |a Intro -- Contents -- * -- My Son Is -- My Children Use the American Flag -- Before I Learned to Be a Girl -- Battle Song -- Nightwatch -- Outbound Flight -- Anniversary -- Your Mood -- I Want These Problems to Stay Quiet Problems -- My Next Book Is Called -- My Son Is -- Accoutrements -- On This Day -- Today I Wonder What If No One Finds Her -- Dinner Conversation -- Deciding to Renew Our Vows -- The Door / Locked -- Aftermath -- What Flies Want Is Not -- * -- How I Learned to Be a Girl -- Primer -- You Mattered to Me -- I Grew Up at the Feet of Unpredictable -- Yes, All Women | |
| 505 | 8 | |a How I Learned to [ ] -- I Have No Right to Speak Because -- Dear Whiteness, -- Corrección / Correction -- Song for My Daughter -- Out of the Wood- -- Pardon Me, Yes Please, No Thank You -- Accounting -- Please, Whiteness, -- Prayer for My White Son -- At the Hotel Pool -- * -- Once I Learned to Be a Girl -- Rose Moon -- When You Balance -- When He Comes -- Lockdown, 1st Grade -- My Son Is -- I Wanted a Full Dose of Never-Mind of Not-Ever- -- Today's Arc -- Boding -- Hindsight: Part III -- You Have All Day -- After Watching the Vampire Movie -- Every Man's a Ticking Bomb -- Vows | |
| 505 | 8 | |a When You Slipped into the Lake -- Ten Years Later My Husband Walks Out of the Woods -- Stolen Things: Part III -- Second-Grade Drop-Off -- Darling, I Would Never // That I'd Ever Want -- My Son Is -- Underground / -- Tonight When They Try On My Bra -- I Have Plenty | |
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