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Foreword Juan Felipe Herrera xiii
Preface xviii
Introduction 1 Rosa Alcala
Cante Grande 12
The Silversmith's Wife & the Chestnut Vendor 13
Migration 14
Class 15
The Sixth Avenue Go-Go Lounge 17
Patria 19 Francisco Aragon
Cafe Central 23
Lunch Break 24
Bridge over Strawberry Creek 24
Ernesto Cardenal in Berkeley 25
Poem with Citations from the O.E.D. 26
Portrait with Lines of Montale 27
Grid 28
Far Away 29
Al Viejo Mundo 30 Naomi Ayala
Papo, Who'd Wanted to Be an Artist 33
It Was Late and She Was Climbing 34
This Breathless Minute 34
My Brother Pito 35
For "S" 36
Hole 37
Within Me 37
Thus 38
Griot 39
Horses 40 Richard Blanco
Mother Picking Produce 42
Shaving 42
Varadero en Alba 43
Chilo's Daughters Sing for Me in Cuba 45
What Is Not Mine 46
Crossing Boston Harbor 46
Mexican Almuerzo in New England 47
Time as Art in The Eternal City 48
In Defense of Livorno 49
Somewhere to Paris 50 Brenda Cardenas
Empty Spaces 53
Report from the Temple of Confessions in Old Chicano English 53
Cartoon Coyote Goes Po-Mo 54
from Sound Waves: A Series 55
Medicine 57
Our Language 59
Song 61 Albino Carrillo
De las Mujeres Tristes 63
Animal Time 63
La Invencion del Televisor Segun Huitzilopochtli 64
H. Writes His Dead Amigos for the Sake of Clarity 64
Lament for the chilero from Las Cruces 65 Steven Cordova
Testing Positive 72
Sissy Boy 72
Across a Table 73
Meditations on the Jordaan 74
Daydream to You 74
In Your Defense 75
Pecking Orders 76
Of Sorts 77
At the Delacourt 78
Driving toward Lake Superior 79 Eduardo C. Corral
Night Gives to Things the Turning Beauty of Leaves 81
Ditat Deus 82
There Is a Light that Never Goes Out 82
Pear 83
To a Mojado Who Died Crossing the Desert 84
Monologue of a Vulture's Shadow 85
Midnight Coffee: Rafael Rodriguez Rapun, 1936 86
Julio Galan: Misael: Oil, Acrylic, Mixed Media on Canvas, 2001 86
Poem after Frida Kahlo's Painting The Broken Column 87 David Dominguez
Pig 91
Fingers 91
Mexicali 92
Empty Lot 93
Framework 94
Roof 95
Chicago Title 96
Cowboy 97
Elwood 98 John Olivares Espinoza
Aching Knees in Palm Springs 101
Contemporary American Hunger 102
Learning Economics at Gemco 103
Las Cucarachas 104
The City of Date Fruits and Bullet Wounds 105
The Story My Grandfather Told My Mother a Few Months before His Death 107
I Go Dreaming, Raking Leaves 108
Network of Bone 109 Gina Franco
Everything Goes Down a Changeling 112
Darkling 112
Velvet 113
These Years, in the Deepest Holes 115
The Walk Like Old Habits 116
The Earth Without 118 Venessa Maria Engel-Fuentes
Cebolla 123
Como Park, 1975 124
Hermanita, Hermanota 124
Unit 502 126
Glass Grapes 126
Record-Keeping 127
Funeral 128
Pinkie 129
Insomnia 130 Kevin A. Gonzalez
The Night Tito Trinidad KO'ed Fernando Vargas 132
Cultural Stakes; or, How to Learn English as a Second Language 133
Cultural Stud 136
The Night Bernard Hopkins KO'ed Tito Trinidad 138
To Roberto Clemente 139
Cultural Silence; or. How to Survive the Last American Colony 139 David Hernandez
Dysfunctional 142
Exploded View 143
Wile E. Coyote Attains Nirvana 144
Dog with Elizabethan Collar 145
Ropes 146
Suburban Story 146
Whitman Dying 147
St. Mary's Hospital 148
Man on an Island 149
Dear Spanish 150 Scott Inguito
Guadalupe Beach 152
Main Street 154
Papa George 154
Parade 156
Bats Trace Their Droppings Painting Words 159
I Have Been Resisting, Due to Bad Knees, 'Falling into the Work of the Living' 160 Sheryl Luna
Her Back, My Bridge 163
Slow Dancing with Frank Perez 164
Learning to Speak 165
Two Girls from Juarez 166
Poesia de Maquiladora 167
Pity the Drowned Horses 168
An Atheist Learns to Pray 169
The Colt 170 Carl Marcum
We Drove Some Chevys 172
Barrio Brisbane Gives Witness 176
First Snow 178
Notes from the Art Institute 179 Maria Melendez
Remedio 181
In Birute's Camp 182
Nude Sonnet 183
Tonacacihuatl: Lady of Our Flesh 184
An Illustrated Guide to Things Unseen 185
A Secret Between Lady Poets 186
Has it been whispered all along? 188 Carolina Monsivais
Writing the Circle of My Life by Remembering My Great-Grandmother 191
What I Remember about Almost Drowning in a Lake Somewhere in Kentucky 192
Early Signs 192
How the Eye Works 193
Phone Intake 194
The Interpreter 195
Granada 195
Seasons of Writing 197
From Houston Back to El Paso 198
The Funeral 199 Adela Najarro
San Francisco 201
My Mother, Sex, and Dating 202
Throughout New York City 203
Between Two Languages 205
Playing around Cesar Vallejo 206
My Mother's High Heel Shoes 207 Urayoan Noel
Ballade of a Boy 210
Kool Logic 211
Barrio Speedwagon Blues 213
Death and Taxes 215
Cave Painter Blues 216 Deborah Paredez
Stella 218
Mobile, Alabama, 1963 218
The Gift, Uruguay, 1970 219
Sonnet for Rilke in February 220
The Fire 221
The Trumpets Raised 222
Avocados 223
The Early March 224
Nostos 225 Emmy Perez
Solstice 227
Irrigation 227
When Evening Becomes Stellar 228
One Morning 229
Swimming 230
La Aurora 231
Ars Poetica 231
History of Silence 232 Paul Martinez Pompa
How to Hear Chicago 237
After Words 237
Busted Lullaby 238
3 Little Pigs 238
Police Dog 239
Night 239
Want 240
Bones 241
While Late Capitalism 242
Nightshift 242 Lidia Torres
Three Keys 245
Visiting the Dead 246
Listening for Her 246
Two Guavas 247
A Weakness for Boleros 248
Daphne as a Drum 249
Spirit Boat 250
Adrift 251
Poema en un carro publico 251
Blackout 252
About the Contributors 254
Further Reading 261
Acknowledgments 262
Source Notes 263
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