Favorite poem in the collection: "Interrobang" ("which is exactly the shape of naked John Lennon / wrapped around clothed Yoko Ono") 
 Favorite sentences in the collection: "We had hallelujah / billboards. We had industrial rust." (from "Terra Nullius") 
 Ending that made me gasp and say, yes, yes: "In / the image of plenty we created them. / Because though this world is changing, / we will remain the same: abundant and / impossible to fill." (from "Retail Space Available") 
 Lines I'd like to co-opt for use as an email signature: "I understand / the task is important, but I do not / want to be part of this committee." (from "To Whom It May Concern") 
 Overall, the tone and themes of the book reminded me of: LaToya Ruby Frazier's Born By a River 
 Bummed that: I missed the Rumpus chat with Erika. So many questions I wanted to ask!