Poems Print Pages: Page 22 from Issue vol6-no2 POEMS Of the poets from whose work a selection ... IN PRAISE OF FALCONS When things fell apart the bird was glad To rejoin his kind, to breed again ... beast Could give: the falcon did not slouch at all, But whirled chaotically, descriptively Above, as if ...
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Nixon, nightmare reality shanking through his eyes, knelt with Kissinger: Henry, he moaned, what do they ... raised falcon bows, and shares meat with its master.... He bows in tum, and eats; both softly whisper ... he'd fall. The master straps on a falcon feathered courtesan's hat and turns away Flapping ...
tumbling and posting does when no one is paying attention. What I see here is a couple of tech pundits ... blog has helped his writing as a whole, and offers some tips for how to balance the two: [W]hat I have ... times I thought of just shutting it down in exasperation, like when I printed my first blog after ...
The gentleman lets his gaze travel upward to the falcon pacing nervously on the balcony above, ... "I need a sweater, and souvenir paperweights for my nieces." "What was in ... it?" "In what?" "The box." "A chicken." ...
doing what they have done."16 When taken out of isolation and placed next to one another, ... making process, and some rhetorical trope that con nects what is in the end a personal choice with ... be subject to rule? What rhetorical and literary strategies do they employ? Can and do these ...
The Chadelia Print Pages: Page 248 from Issue 78 The Chandelier Gregory Orfalea Mukhlis drives up ... of many Lebanese and Syrians, are blue. He owes this hue to the Crusaders. A continent man, ... Mukhlis's eyes are the last blue twinkle of a distant lust. What words there are to say, Mukhlis rarely ...
out of Brooklyn. There’s no crying in the MRI. If you operate, I will run. This is what I’ve learned: ... fields rely on some wicked magical geometry. This is what I’ve learned. Most baseballs in the major ... league travel at 90 miles per hour. It’s like witnessing a peregrine falcon come for you & keeping ...
The Chandelier 9story) Print Pages: Page 27 from Issue 61 The Chandelier Gregory Orfalea Mukhlis ... his eyes, like those of many Lebanese and Syrians, are blue. He owes this hue to the Crusaders. ... A continent man, Mukhlis' eyes are the last blue twinkle of a distant lust. What words there are to ...
the manuscript found in 1899 and published all too hastily by the Morgenlandisches Archiv has been ... is owed to a long-winded poem by Thomas Moore, laden with all the sentimentality of an Irish patriot. ...
from Blue Metal cart Print Pages: Page 293 from Issue 117 Ross Martin from Blue Metal Cart There ... I don't determine the contents of the blue metal cart but am free to select from what, at each passing, it ... named Jenny, Caught because I was not ready for it. There are times when a book is not an object. What ...