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Page 40 from Issue 80

Page 40 from Issue 80 Six Poems Allan Gray I Do Believe Her Sick with confusion- specimens ... Asprawl, his expedition through­ The man of science screws the lens Till true proves false, and false ... a wraith Kills with science, or dies of faith. 40 Issue 80 page ...
Poetry

Un autre monde; The Saturday Matinee;Early Morning in Milwaukee; "I Heard a Fly Buzz…"

John Koethe
Print Pages:  Page 59 from Issue 80 Four Poems John Koethe Un autre monde The nervous style and faintly ... that were once so much a part of me I miss them, and I want them back. And yet in time They did come ... yesterday, and no longer mine. 59 Issue 80 page John Koethe Poetry Work Issue 80 Print Share Tweet ...
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Page 121 from Issue 80

like Chekhov, was a "self-made man") about "the indolent, apa­ thetic, ... come to him of themselves, just as he did not choose the shapes of his hat and coat, but simply took ... Page 121 from Issue 80 bourgeois. In exasperation, he complained to his friend A. S. Suvorin (who, ...
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Page 85 from Issue 80

Page 85 from Issue 80 First Fight Unpromising dawn, raw, silent, dim, a thin bench unyielding ... under them and no train coming, no sun, no birdsong, only a single unripe piece of fruit to breakfast ... now, already, though he would not relent, nor she yet, the rain begins to, and the wind breaks up the ...
Poetry

From Here; From The Distances; Below San Simeon

Charles Wasserburg
From Here; From The Distances; Below San Simeon Print Pages:  Page 68 from Issue 80 Five Poems ... them, radaring where to fly or not fly as they homed in on water and food we couldn't see. ... panicked 68 Issue 80 page Charles Wasserburg Poetry Work Issue 80 Print Share Tweet ...
Fiction

Indie

Steven Schwartz
Indie Print Pages:  Page 80 from Issue 126 Steven Schwartz Indie 10 His picture would appear in ... terminal illness that he couldn't bear. Not a thing would be amiss. He hadn't even ... planned on doing this. Oh, that was untrue. He had, he had. But not in front of the students. He was ...
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Page 89 from Issue 80

Page 89 from Issue 80 GRASS, SAND, MIRROR, PALE SPACE "I was defeated and you did not ... rescue me." The grass spoke, and the lake made it so (offered its presence as contrast) and the ... reddened roofs clatter overhead not the quiet that gets its word in last penile rainstorms humped villas ...
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Page 80 from Issue 137

Page 80 from Issue 137 A Heron on the Oconee Now on the Oconee, on this shallow elbow of quiet ... the rocks, utterly motionless among the rocks. 2 Near the end, the way myoid man stared into the ... water rippling into the trees. 80 Issue 137 page ...
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Page 243 from Issue 80

Page 243 from Issue 80 only two options for women: suffering within the confines of biological ... existence depended on the self-will not to commit suicide: to let go would have meant death. The choice of ... presented in "Edge," suicide is, ironically, an "accomplishment" and ...
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Page 80 from Issue 50

glue factory, and the water smelled cold. A barge made an arrow, and a man at the front wore only ... Page 80 from Issue 50 pointment they kicked them to pieces. Johnny Towle booted them harder than ... to have one wouldn't come for at least six months, the gaffer said. All dressed up and ...

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