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Page 80 from Issue 34

opinions, no one tells the newspapers what to print. And whatever changes we have undergone, certain ... responsibility to the country, to keep up what we hold precious here. Not thinking of going abroad, are you ... traditional values still hold, Blygh-the family, the monarchy, individual rights, a sense of how far you can ...
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Page 58 from Issue 99

"It is." "You look so normal," she said. "Dumpy, really. No one ... could tell from looking at you." There was a mirror strung at an angle over the fireplace. ... days when country houses weren't so far from the city. We had a house there, my wife and l. It ...
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Page 99 from Issue 87

Page 99 from Issue 87 superior to the work of either of our imaginations alone. We construct a new ... a white forest! (We'll use meters of negative, like "the land the sun travels through at ... Wagner, for all his exhaustion, was excited by how it will look. The possibility of other ...
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Page 63 from Issue 99

bride's gown, what the maids of honor were wearing, and so on. It added a little color to their life. He ... could so excite them both that they would occasionally wake up in the early hours of the morning to find ... Page 63 from Issue 99 TRIQUARTERLY Seven Stories Clarence Brown The Groom Florian was a groom. Not ...
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Page 99 from Issue 35

this is the kind of work that best repre­ sents what is happening today. The poem is given to us as an ... Page 99 from Issue 35 Contemporary French poetry: an introduction against anthologies The ... translations of the poems and fragments of the eleven poets presented here do not in any way constitute an ...
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Page 99 from Issue 29

Page 99 from Issue 29 A gaunt fellow said to me, It doesn't matter, you will come and ... break bread at the house and we will drink a glass of your wine. I said, Oh you drink. But the little ... do you ask? and pointed to the American Indian, who was saying to Dagger, I've been here ...
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Electric Lashes

Steven Fisher
problem." "Except they'll be looking at our property receipts." "All ... so he turned around, looked at the guy, yelled "Fuck your goddamn Levi's!" ... Electric Lashes Print Pages:  Page 185 from Issue 99 TRIQUARTERLY Electric Latches Things tensed ...
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White Milk at Daybreak; You Watch and Wait; When the Page is Full; The Screenhouse; What Haunts Me

Lucille Broderson
White Milk at Daybreak; You Watch and Wait; When the Page is Full; The Screenhouse; What Haunts Me ... Print Pages:  Page 135 from Issue 99 TRIQUARTERLY Five Poems Lucille Broderson White Milk at Daybreak ... (after Paul Celan and written for the very old) We wake on the hour of dread, pray to the one who holds ...
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Page 261 from Issue 80

we call it by the ancient name. After so long an exile, what have we to do with Edens? Bred on the ... wounds- this time we'll pick the other Tree and eat the fruit of life. ("Having Eaten of ... very refusal to brag. We can "know" Eleanor Wilner only implicitly by her frequent ...
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Page 99 from Issue 83

Winter 1991/92
slow to give way and slowing so that only after nothing for awhile does what we're doing take ... to tell, we stay put, the dark catching up with us each week until it's there in our first ... us not toward her finishing again or not right now but anywhere we've missed, her ribs, only ...

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