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Page 58 from Cumulative Index: 1-100

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know if Mount Zion" (tr. Shirley Kaufman), P, 39: 279-80 "Lookout on a rock on the ... "Thirst," P, 99: 128-29 Krieger, Leonard "Contemporary American liberalism," E, 52: 31-42 ... 1]: 89 "The Morning After," TR (with Robert A. Maguire; orig. Stanislaw Baranczak), ...
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Page 46 from Issue 80

Page 46 from Issue 80 Four Poems w. s. Di Piero The Next Room Like leaves and coils of leaf dust ... turning along the sidewalk beyond my view; like wind picking the flared leaf mounds at the curb... ... unseen, one room away, but for the brazen sun-sleeve cast across my rug from the door you meant to close. ...
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impulse I do not know, only that I fall with it, and in my falling find myself, and, finding, fall, and ... Page 117 from Issue 80 * And even this I tell you only after, speaking of a place where words ... and the Fall. In my blindness, I turned from what had struck me. I drove the wedge of my self between ...
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Page 68 from Issue 80

Page 68 from Issue 80 Five Poems Charles Wasserburg From Here Downhill, past the urgent sweetness ... just flushing violet as we paused to watch from here? The orchard walls, the trees, even the two of us ... whirling across the sky. And, regathering, how panicked 68 Issue 80 page ...
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Woodcuts: Au bois dormant; Editio Princeps; Bluebeard's Bungalow; Tabula Rasa?; Kimono

Daryl Hine
Pages:  Page 23 from Issue 80 Five Poems Daryl Hine Woodcuts: Au bois dormant There are worse materials ... the wood that sleeps. 23 Issue 80 page Daryl Hine Poetry Work Issue 80 Print Share Tweet ...
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Page 80 from Issue 132

Page 80 from Issue 132 We needed no translators. Birds chirping in our thousand tongues. All ... who will pity me? Not the new converts. 0 rapture me, they cry. o seize my plain, pluck my sea rocks ... lampposts and iron pheasants curving above shop doors, marquees and limelight, my alabaster arms sheathed in ...
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Page 64 from Issue 130

Linda said, frowning at her letters. She looked up at Lester. "Charles has just been reading ... Page 64 from Issue 130 "I like it when I beat my Ph.D. daughter," Lester said, ... The "X" was on a double-letter square. Lester was ahead, 136 to 80, but Linda was ...
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Page 80 from Issue 104

Page 80 from Issue 104 TRIQUARTERLY I was at the park, feeding the fishes, casting crumbs on the ... hasty, the sun in his eyes. I take my turn. A prayer for forgiveness. Any unkind words or deeds, pain or ... Victor, it seems to me I wronged you most in never knowing you. Hear ye and hear but do not understand; ...
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Page 38 from Issue 80

Page 38 from Issue 80 Poem for Jade Light gone out of day. In your small house I would guess ... eyes. Your daughter waits. And you alone, Knowing you cannot fix what will not fix, Not knowing how to ... say that you cannot. 38 Issue 80 page ...
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