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Page 80 from Issue 55

Page 80 from Issue 55 lake, the pictures became an ongoing personal diary of my own internal moods ... and movements as well. That edge where a photograph turns from a record of what's out there ... feeling that the straight photographs were not enough to properly express the complexity of my experience. ...
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Page 80 from Issue 40

Page 80 from Issue 40 Darlene's unmarked body at the edge of a cornfield, her head ... creamed-that one held sway. Totaled. "You hear what happened to Arnie?" "Hear? Man ... "Guess so. They all looked dead. Darlene's head was gone, man, just gone, and Meatball, he was ...
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Anthem; Analogue; Extraordinary Instruments

Charles O. Hartman
Anthem; Analogue; Extraordinary Instruments Print Pages:  Page 7 from Issue 80 Three Poems Charles ... you? In your own Sweet way, you don't know what Love is, what a difference A day made ... I remember you. 7 Issue 80 page Charles O. Hartman Poetry Work Issue 80 Print Share Tweet ...
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Page 107 from Issue 80

Page 107 from Issue 80 emptiness here, my horizon opens: space is everywhere. It seems to open ... each in its moment of flashing as sharp, as ephemeral as pain. It is all here, and I am here in it, ... farther from the Ring than I have come. It falls, flashing in the sun, its arms held out against the fall. ...
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Page 21 from Cumulative Index: 1-100

Issues 1-100
"The assumption of reality" (tr. Norman Thomas di Giovanni), E, 25: 194-99 "Preface ... [vol. 2]: 21-22 Bostian, Brad "The Age of Anything," F, 99: 99- 103 Boswell, Robert ... 50-67 "Culture and the Intellectual at the Height of the Time," E, 80: 160-70 Boyle, ...
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Page 51 from Issue 80

Page 51 from Issue 80 Gethsemane He had nerve enough to follow, dogging His heels, for what? To ... unchosen. He must have made up his mind then. What if he said, I don't see Him here, we'll ... infuriate time while he waited for an act to come upon him (as joy sometimes happens). The soldiers (were ...
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Page 117 from Issue 80

Page 117 from Issue 80 * And even this I tell you only after, speaking of a place where words ... I am not, and in that passing end this fall. In that moment, I recoiled. I chose to return, to the Ring ... us, breaking from the fall that is not falling, that has no center and no end, no self to fall, no ...
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Page 78 from Issue 80

were that made us strangers to each other, the shalts and shalt nots of you and me, mine and not yours, ... Page 78 from Issue 80 and crotch till we were sexless, placeless, the whole damp mesh of who we ... of this sleeve or collar, that vest, those sandals, the flimsiest top? 78 Issue 80 page ...
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Page 62 from Issue 80

Page 62 from Issue 80 Early Morning in Milwaukee Is this what I was made for? Is the world that ... Bounded by possibility, from which the restless could embark And then come home to, and where the soul ... shift ends. And then softly, 62 Issue 80 page ...
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Page 160 from Issue 80

made his mark as an haute journalist and man of letters, although from the first he wished to be ... Page 160 from Issue 80 Culture and the Intellectual at the Height of the Time Robert Boyers ... intermittently, what Ortega made of comparable issues in his own day. Ortega lived from 1883 to 1955. He early ...

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