Instruct: Classify an Amazon review as either positive or negative.
Query: language poetry that won't annoy you (too much)

Michael Palmer matured in this book, weaving an awful lot of interesting words, images, and thematics into a diverse set of poems (as opposed to earlier one-track-mind efforts). He is the most enjoyable language poet from the standpoint of imagery and music, and a smart guy to boot. SUN has a mirroring effect that reads into the issue of representation (which Palmer plays around with quite enjoyably). Could be read alongside Nabokov's _Lolita_ in a class on imitation, wordplay, and the difficulties of interpretation.