Kathleen Radigan reminds us, “rat will outlast us” in the end. We feature a suite of prose poems in this ... the 10,000 needed to communicate in this example. It has left me with a question: How do we leave ... 10,000 years in the future, when it is unlikely any contemporary languages will exist. I recall the ...
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Spring 1970
sea and Homer both-all moves by force of love. To whom should I attend-even Homer's silent now, ... all to silentium, about which Tyutchev had already written the canonical poem and Mandelstam was to ... work. The poems come from silence, where they are perfect. Such is his Platonic notion. Should they not ...
an Ursprache that overdetermines the world around us, drawing it into registers well attuned to the ... Ursprache is not the force of a summoning. Its power is not one which fathoms the essential traits of ... sense is scratched, fatefully, so that it shimmers around us, peering out of white shadows. His work ...
been in constant use had gone dead, and it seemed as if all this vast darkness had fallen silent. Even ... Page 99 from Issue 39 And she says: "You'll have to wait. They can't ... d'you want it for?" "Just let me go and get something to eat, then " ...
Chicago
ward- will outlast the other is hard to tell. Because it's Christmas Eve my TV weatherman, ... school. To him, those silent zeroes we'd be percolating up were needed bogusness that saved. They ... I've said such things. We've all been meteorologists in hospital rooms and risked the kind ...
