room used for everything he studied a face and torso hardly worn the dress laid aside for a moment ... the same stone. Issue 15 page Jean Follain Saturday, March 1, 1969 Poetry Translation Issue 15 Print ...
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in the room used for everything he studied a face and torso hardly worn the dress laid aside for ... a crucifix, crushed by the same stone. Issue 15 page Jean Follain Saturday, March 1, 1969 Poetry Translation ...
"10" John R. Reed That look of utter absorption in her body's pleasure, head turned aside to ... Issue 67 page John R. Reed Wednesday, October 1, 1986 Poetry Work Issue 67 Print Share Tweet ...
into the dark with the same nothings Later perhaps they turn aside to a place where they no longer need ... a man's field or a man's shoe- 225 Issue 21 page Ken Smith Monday, March 1, 1971 Poetry Work ...
into the dark with the same nothings Later perhaps they turn aside to a place where they no longer need ... a man's field or a man's shoe- 225 Issue 21 page Ken Smith Monday, March 1, 1971 Poetry Work ...
An Aside Girls peeling skin, peeling splinters back, making origami of each other’s ... Poetry Issue 141 Share Tweet ...
of Venus, A Flag for Sunrise or Waiting for the Barbarians. With poetry, however, the situation is ... different. There is still plenty of resistance to the idea that poetry, especially the lyric, can have any ... purge ourselves of interest in poetry not officially sanc tioned, a circumstance revealed in part by ...
ideas in poetry, especially political ideas, but had a paragraph about Eliot that should have tipped us ... that they are completely worthless so that aside from Eliot's being a poet we do not have to ...
national scope. Aside from some overzealous defense of Chicago humanists and the occasional puffery of R. ... Chicago Review has been a supporter of experiments in poetry, such as concrete poetry and Poesia Visiva ... poetry, both American and foreign. Recent issues have printed translations of Robbe-Grillet, Nathalie ...
of night Could be seen beyond the water by the hidden hunter Who dared not push aside the branches ... a knife. Issue 9 page Czeslaw Milosz Wednesday, March 1, 1967 Poetry Work Issue 9 Print Share Tweet ...