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In Don't Let Me Be Lonely, award-winning poet Claudia Rankine explores an America ever more unable to process its own toxins, from medicated depression to racial tension, suspicion and fear. Written in the years after 9/11, this is an unflinching and deeply felt meditation on life and death in a nation in flux.'Rankine brilliantly pushes poetry's forms . . . one is left with a mix of emotions that linger and wend themselves into the subconscious'THE NEW YORK TIMES'An unforgettable book . . . mesmerizing . . . terrifying'JORIE GRAHAM'A master work in every sense'ROBERT CREELEY'I don't know of a book of poems that so unabashedly, startlingly, successfully partakes of this contemporary combination of turbulence and torpor . . . consuming'PLEIADES