Your crib, my qibla / Saddiq Dzukogi.

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Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- I. Your Crib -- Wineglass -- Song to a Birdwoman -- Internment -- Burial Sheet -- So Much Memory -- Scarf -- The Fruit Tree -- A Nimble Darkness -- He Didn't Get to Say Goodbye -- The House Held by Chaos -- Marshmallow -- Enigma -- Palms -- Shoes -- Measurable Weight -- The Gown -- This Web -- Shattered -- A Kind of Burden -- Learning about Constellations -- Elegy -- Quenching -- Back to Life -- Ba Shi, Ba Shi -- The Conceit of Shadows -- Strain -- Window -- Is Memory in Her Brother's Body? -- Dates

Ribbons -- Revival -- Cave -- Sufficient -- Chibi -- Shahada -- Seismic -- The Breadth of a Butterfly -- Flower's Tenderness -- Memories by the Sea -- When He Says Your Name -- A Song in the Mouth of a Ghost -- Half-Light -- What Belongs to Him -- Aubade -- II. My Qibla-A Dialogue -- She Begins to Speak -- Journey Home -- Still-Life -- Janazah -- Observations -- Measuring the Length of Grief by the Length of a River -- Ummi -- Unexpressed Grief -- My Son Asks if I Miss My Daughter -- At Your Grave I'm Reminded of the Day You Were Born -- Where Pain Lives -- December -- Inner Songs -- Waterlog

One Year After -- Notes

Your Crib, My Qibla interrogates loss, the death of a child, and a father's pursuit of language able to articulate grief.

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