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""No one is daddy" is a book of poems about resisting power in all its guises: politicians, religious leaders, the police, bosses, landlords, the extremely wealthy, the patriarchy, nations and governments, militaries, and corporations. Despite occasional moments of panic or despair, these poems take strange comfort in the sense that no one is, in fact, in charge, relishing the prospect of an overdue uprising for those who have been treated as "children" far too long. From sex work to childhood abuse, "No one is daddy" explores difficult-to-stomach examples of unjust hierarchies and the specific types of labor required to survive them. As the book ultimately declares, "no one is daddy and that's how we like it." For these poems, control is temporary; rebellion is eternal." --
Employee of the year the world ends. The origins of things -- Hustler's gambit -- Whatever it's all for -- Midlife maggot -- Retirement underwater -- Safety in distance -- Permanent zero -- Monsters like me -- Millennial reign -- Undateable -- Common sense -- Soft anarchy -- Terraforming silence -- Ode to the father of my abortion -- The last fool ever suffered -- Remeber the empire -- One-star review of human rature -- Caption America -- Bathroom graffiti summary of youth -- Futurism in reverse -- Woe to the alpha and omega -- Full serpent. Once worshipped -- Hymn to exes -- The hierophant hosts a dinner party -- The red room where no one ever gets what they want -- The joke -- Playing with plague -- Songs I know -- Crystal disc -- Belief in evil -- Hallowed be the whores -- All money is drug money -- Very whatever -- My mother informs me everyone has horses -- Citizens of what -- Gap in the static -- Beta haze -- The world drain -- Vetting the ether -- Liminal brothel -- Minutia trenches -- Give up like you mean it -- Erotics of the soapbox -- The art of fact -- The black box records our defanging -- No one is daddy. VCR's last words -- Fossil of desire -- Hail Mary, no one is daddy -- Yes all censors -- The fallacy of daddy -- History talking to itself -- The canker veil -- Lay-off lilies -- What can perish -- Exhibitionist's nocturne -- The former order -- Epoch the likes of which -- Print out my insides -- Between commercials -- Textbook anomaly -- Tongue-tied telos -- Cities I won't live in -- Let evil in -- Dawn's dropped jaw -- Loves under construction -- Searchlight -- Disarmed to death -- The solipsist reaches out -- Impossible Gods.