What I've stolen, what I've earned
(Book)

I, Crazy Horse Boulevard. Crazy Horse Boulevard ; The Native American dictionary, page 1 ; Disguise ; Family memoir ; Good hair ; Powwow Ghazal ; After the powwow, the fancy dancers need to get clean ; Happy holidays! ; Monosonnet for the matriarchy, interrupted ; Hummingbird ; Sonnet, with slot machines ; What happened ; Love song, with alcohol

II, Sonnets, with and without. Sonnet, with pride ; Monosonnet for colonialism, interrupted ; Sonnet, with water cooler ; Love sonnet, constructed by Wikipedia ; Touch ; Hell ; Sonnet, with Kobe Bean Bryant ; Sonnet, with vengeance ; Sonnet, with venom ; Sonnet, without salmon ; Sonnet, with slope ; Sonnet, with some things that I have seen ; Sonnet, with elevation ; Sonnet, with snow ; Sonnet, with public address system ; Sonnet, with tainted love ; Sonnet, with saxophone ; Sonnet, without stuntmen ; Sonnet, with bird ; One more sonnet for my father, who died in March 2003, though I sometimes misremember and think that he died in 2004

III, Odes to now. Loud Ghazal ; Ode to now ; Ode to "My Sharona" ; Ode to "Jolene" ; Another proposition ; Alphabet ; Phone calls from ex-lovers ; Ode to coffee, as imagined by Wikipedia ; Rest stop ; Crow justice ; Aware, unaware ; New York, interrupted ; Jesus at the Bethlehem B & B ; License to kill ; Bestiary ; Possible epitaphs for my gravestone

IV, My Indian names. Monosonnet for grief, interrupted ; Roll, baby, roll ; Blood in, blood out ; Ceremony ; Lamentations ; Unkissed ; Web ; The shaman of ice cream ; Traveling ; Ping-pong in rehab ; Downpour ; Come on, come on, come on ; Honor song, with venom ; Lean cuisine ; Salvation ; Sonnet, with Rick Springfield ; Hunger ; Creation story ; Love story, without firewood ; One marriage, three airports or one airport, three marriages ; Steel anniversary ; The naming ceremony.