Above all else, the poetry in Jesus in the Trailer evokes a cogent sense of place. Whether addressing police violence on the cobblestone streets of Savannah, the loss of a loved one to dementia, or coming of age in a trailer park in Appalachia, these poems address matters of faith, death, love, lust, and the beauty of the natural world, while not masking the pain of Southern history. Southern Gothic poetry with many love poems in their midst.
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