Altho only a couple, intriguing are the Wilco references. Definitely got my attention. Intriguing also is the alphabetical setup of the book. Table of contents runs from A to Y. Didn't notice it until I was around about the Os. I wonder what that must have been like, to order the book that way. Did titles ever change so they fell at a certain point in the book? Or was the decision made and that was that? 
 Tho not necessarily akin to the overall style of poetry in King's powerful, challenging and eye-opening collection, there is a nice one in the Is: 
 IVYWALL OF SPARROWS 
 --for Rob Davis 
 I missed you at the coffee shop 
 before sunrise, so I went along 
 with a to-go in hand all the way 
 to Clinton and Jerolemon, 
 where the subway juts up 
 from the earth's eye socket, 
 & from the corner of my own, 
 I twisted toward the sparrows 
 upon sparrow covering 
 a 30-foot stucco wall cracked 
 with song, sans syllables, 
 "Here Comes the Sun" in 
 case I lost track of time. 
 Tell the people you pass 
 and inhabit later on: 
 Take your marketable skills 
 and raise them to this wall; 
 hold your brush up wet with 
 rushes and slows and find 
 your daytime position sings here.