Error message

The page you requested does not exist. For your convenience, a search was performed using the query twitter rt adroitjournal love seeing natashaoladokuns poem E2 80 9C poem climbs scaffold tells you what.

Page not found

Print Page

Page 36 from Issue vol3-no1

You've always loved Sharon. Please take care of her and don't hold any­ thing against her that ... see how pretty look in Aunt Doris' red dress." Ben climbed the stairs to. the ... paper. Dear Doris, When I first got married, you complained that my Max wasn't good enough. Well ...
Interview

Linda McCarriston: Interview

Kathleen Tarr
But the bottom line in a workshop is usually “what works,” and you’ve said that every poem establishes ... in before you can begin to see what you left out. But students can learn to write good contemporary ... narrator, and without the telling, you don’t enter the narrator’s consciousness and see he or she is ...
Twitter

RT @VandalPoem: Today's poem: Elegy: Green We Love You Green by @poemthink Reginald Gibbons, courtesy of @FourWayBooks Read the poem! htt…

Poetry

I Do Believe Her; The Mimic; Commutation; Ladder; Dinner in the Garden District; Nocturne

Allan Gray
Pages:  Page 40 from Issue 80 Six Poems Allan Gray I Do Believe Her Sick with confusion- specimens ... calculation peri phrase Till something shuddered and took to wing. Eile n'existe pas: who loves ... a wraith Kills with science, or dies of faith. 40 Issue 80 page Allan Gray Poetry Work Issue 80 Print Share ...
Print Page

Page 254 from Issue 54

comprehend Chapel Hill, picture Henry'S gloom and elegance and Sandra's lovely dismay. See ... television, sounded, I thought, strangely formal and deliberate. "Did I tell you about the Vietnamese ... pool out of which climbed beautiful women. I parked my car and approached. The water trickling off ...
Poetry

The Fall Again

Howard Nemerov
is all better this way. You've always loved Sharon. Please take care of her and ... the piece of brown wrapping paper. Dear Doris, When I first got married, you complained that my Max ... wasn't good enough. Well maybe he didn't make much money. But we were happy, Doris. We loved ...
Print Page

Page 108 from Issue 135-136

Page 108 from Issue 135-136 high in the scaffolded arcades, further and further above the ground, ... in shadow. The complexity of the poem is rooted in the choice of the Tower of Babel as the central ... trope. Levertov published many poems making use of mythopoetic figures, most effectively in "A ...
Print Page

Page 60 from Issue 13-14

"wrong," that Oviedo (who had the nerve to tell me certain poems of Vallejo couldn't be trans­ ... lated but hadn't the faintest idea of what or which those poems were) and Syzslo and Westphalen ... Page 60 from Issue 13-14 your dead friend Javier Heraud is closer to him than any of you, who went ...
Print Page

Page 152 from Issue 95

Winter 1995/96
money, plenty of things to play with, and no poems. If I could do it, I would climb that tree when he was ... of the night to hear his fingers thumping on the bedpost counting out lines to put into a poem about ... my face, my breasts, my inner thigh. He loved the way I smelled, he loved my feet, he loved to hear ...
Print Page

Page from Issue 89

Page from Issue 89 EVAN ZIMROTH Dead, Dinner, or Naked We hear in these poems a song of ... tenderness, anger, intelligence and wit. Evan Zimroth's erotic, intense poems are rooted in history, ... myth and everyday life. Her strong, singular voice makes us look where we might not have looked, see ...

Pages

Share TriQuarterly