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Contains poems that stem from Jackson's transition from his northern roots to South Texas. The poems originate from his daily journal and are informed by close observation of the place he now calls home, Corpus Christi and the surrounding Coastal Bend of the Gulf of Mexico, including Padre Island. They trace the ways in which we can be changed and affected by our natural enrirons.

Child Support was written by the noncustodial father of four children over a twenty year period during and after his separation and divorce from their mother. Many of the poems are occasional, written for birthdays and visits, but some concern the father alone. Taken together, they create the narrative of an absent father's attempt to grow relationships with his children while the mother moves on, remarries, and establishes a new life.