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Page 37 from Issue 99

hair," ordered Charlene, "and take care of that patient. What do you think we pay you ... "Didn't you tell them you want to go potty? You're going to stay in there a good long time, so ... "What's the matter with you?" demanded the other nurse of Linda. "Stop fooling with your ...
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Page 239 from Issue 80

Page 239 from Issue 80 libertarian spirit, what you will. She is also just a good, plain, very ... her for what she is. The poem is addressed specifically to the controlling male ("Herr ... "gift." What she can't understand is why those around her consider the phenomenon of death and ...
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Page 99 from Issue 49

Fall 1980
the mad­ dening discomfort. "Okay," he said, "what do you ... Page 99 from Issue 49 evidence of good reason to reconsider his plans. His instincts were against ... skin was chafed and grimy, and he stank. It was almost as if he would accept anything now because of ...
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Page 7 from Issue 80

deed I do. So what? I want to be Where you are. I remember you. 7 Issue 80 page ... Page 7 from Issue 80 Three Poems Charles o. Hartman Anthem I remember Bird, I remember Clifford, ... I remember Django. I remember you. Says my heart, What is this thing Called love? My foolish heart. People­ ...
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Page 238 from Issue 99

smile. "We get these authorizations signed and send them back to Jovine. He'll look at ... I'll also need your social security number and your date of birth. I will help you if I can, but please ... else would really happen, so why bother with a guy who could get food stamps on 238 Issue 99 page ...
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Page 8 from Issue 80

you've gone there'll be Other times; someday, sweetheart, someday My prince will come, someone ... Page 8 from Issue 80 Some other time, will you still Be mine? Perhaps, after all, After ... about you, I didn't know What time it was; my heart Stood still. Ask me now, what kind Of fool ...
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Page 86 from Issue 99

Page 86 from Issue 99 TRIQUARTERLY sleep at the sound of Lion's gruff rumbling. The bed ... whom? To see to what? Life had contracted, to be sure, but there was ample room for further con­ ... better off had they stayed in Athens or accepted the Mancusis' invitation to join them on the ...
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At Least I Know What My Hands Are; Jasmine Dreams; The Forgery; You Could Have Been Me; An Engine Fire Over the Ocean Compared to the Suburbs

Belle Waring
I'm stupid, so you finish me off." What I really said was nothing. Jessica]., age 4, severe ... At Least I Know What My Hands Are; Jasmine Dreams; The Forgery; You Could Have Been Me; An Engine ... Poems Belle Waring At Least I Know What My Hands Are In that sawed-off moment, leaving for work Rebecca ...
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Page 99 from Issue 51

Page 99 from Issue 51 walls as he sways. His knees are pressed together so tightly he looks like ... eyes, "they are so out of it. Do you know what they do back there in that room all day? ... "So are you gonna give them this little talk for me?" "Sorry, I don't speak ...
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Page 260 from Issue 80

Page 260 from Issue 80 some mad striptease of art, tell all, embarrass everyone, even the dog and ... promise of redemption, but with a twist: So we come down from stony haunts­ the hypothetical eternal-to ... bring the gossip hounds to sniff the ruins, the mess I made of it all. She would like, we infer, to be ...

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