Museum of Ice Cream
eBook - ePub

Museum of Ice Cream

  1. 60 pages
  2. English
  3. ePUB (mobile friendly)
  4. Available on iOS & Android
eBook - ePub

Museum of Ice Cream

About this book

Jenna Clake's Museum of Ice Cream is part simulation, part internal monologue, part attempt to reach out. An uncanny examination of objects, scenes, and flavours, these poems explore how food can connect and divide, can feel isolating and terrifying: public and private jars of peanut butter, a tray of lemons, unfurling chocolate bar wrappers. In turning to television, childhood films, and social media accounts, her collection investigates how to reveal and conceal, what it means to have a secret, to be intimate, to navigate something that should be natural, but feels sickly, sour, and wrong. Museum of Ice Cream is Jenna Clake's second collection, following her debut Fortune Cookie (2017), winner of an Eric Gregory Award and the Melita Hume Poetry Prize, which was also shortlisted for a Somerset Maugham Award.

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Table of contents

  1. Description
  2. Title Page
  3. Acknowledgements
  4. Contents
  5. Cloud Appreciation Society
  6. I would die for you in the best way possible
  7. Wooden doll, total being
  8. Immersive experience of all the things I want (that are bad for me)
  9. Vixen
  10. How much longer until I get this out?
  11. I wanted Agent Cooper to save my life
  12. Sponge cake, pound cake, gateau
  13. there is no marine snow here, my friend
  14. Self-portrait as the opening of a window on a hot morning
  15. Organisational Skills for the Hungry
  16. Milk, Strawberry, Sugar
  17. The omission is meaningless
  18. M’s letters to tumblr
  19. Like other women
  20. I hid fish in my pockets and forgot about it for days
  21. Siesta for Olivia
  22. All our problems began with a woman eating
  23. On feeling my eggshell heart break
  24. Jen’s Sweet Shop
  25. i am driving for hours tonight; i didn’t bring snacks
  26. I could cry, yes, I could
  27. It’s no longer about us, it’s got to be about me
  28. Elegy for Balto from the Bottom of a Frozen Lake
  29. Quayside of Dogs
  30. Self-portrait as a pink dressing room
  31. Bread, orange, aura
  32. Oyster Delight
  33. if you’re near the park, come find me, i’m having a picnic
  34. Still life of newspapers folded on a bistro set
  35. Sunday roast on a dark wood table
  36. I try to make sense of things by standing very close to windows
  37. Tell me if you prefer your carrots as sticks or coins and I’ll always remember
  38. Garments I have dreamed of but will never wear
  39. About the Author
  40. Copyright