like the great canvas by Joan Mitchell, in four panels, a continuous field of color so charged as to ...
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seems to be the only moon of that world. It was silent even before this.-translated by Stephen Mitchell ...
Page 53 from Issue 122 Meena Alexander Encountering Emily Dickinson Encountering Emily. How did it ...
"Tom has nothing to do with Ellinger's distractions, Emily." The Tree shifted ... my ward. Is it too much to ask for tact, too?" "Emily," the Bean said. ... was on his arm. "I'm sorry it happened that way, Emily. But, how do you think I feel ...
Poems Print Pages: Page 42 from Issue vol5-no1 POEMS by EMILY (SINGER) I(APLAN Emily (Singer) ... of days, Febrile mounting Dying counting. 42 NORTHWESTERN TRI-QUARTERLY Issue vol5-no1 page Emily ...
cially the lithographs as both bio graphical and aesthetic facts. It traces and isolates his central ...
criminals is common bio within our rectangular borders, but they broke law that was already broken to begin ...
SECRET SPACES OF CHILDHOOD Guest editor, Elizabeth Goodenough Essays: Joan Bios on diaries; Robert Coles ...
probably explains why Jason Taylor, narrator of David Mitchell’s Black Swan Green, won’t say the world ... influences figurative language. Mitchell maintains an adolescent’s limited worldview by creating kid-sized ... woman. Instead of reaching for heady poetic images, Mitchell opts for uncomplicated figurative language ...