

I loved these abstract poems, encompassing so many subjects, but doing it in a way where I didn‘t have to worry about comprehending it all—even after reading it twice—whether this was intentional on the poet‘s part or not, but I could soak it up without worry, knowing it‘s about America and, judging by the title, about the over-saturation of content—at least partially that—combined with reams of cultural references, contributing to the pile-on.
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