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Page 227 from Issue 80

like a stubborn horse. It gets impossible to look people in the eye: corruption may break out again? ... Page 227 from Issue 80 Right now you are sick in your head •••• You fool- you are afraid of being ... ending it all. Your room is not your prison. You are •... no one has the power to cure you but yourself ...
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Page 252 from Issue 80

takes its cue from John 3:8. 252 Issue 80 page ... Page 252 from Issue 80 I need to go back into the winter woods and climb down through the canyons ... absent. ("For the Returning and Remaining Absent") With its reminiscences of ...
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Page 113 from Issue 80

Page 113 from Issue 80 fine and finer and still it will not break. How much longer can I wait? How ... will anyone wait there to enter it with me? And what will all those years have done to her? If she ... broken in its making? If I am born again on earth, returned to a body stranger than a house long unused, ...
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Page 60 from Issue 80

Page 60 from Issue 80 The Saturday Matinee Forgotten strings. A woman wearing black leans back ... waiting in my mind as in the Theaters where I'd watched them gravitate across the screen, Vacant ... infantile 60 Issue 80 page ...
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Page 216 from Issue 80

intimately part of ourselves, it is impossible to resolve. Our ambivalence 216 Issue 80 page ... Page 216 from Issue 80 This is the only choice we have had since the creation of the bomb, our ... relationship, our conscious and conscientious knowledge that nuclear war is bad, as the old slogan puts it, for ...
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Page 101 from Issue 80

Page 101 from Issue 80 watch me and my little sisters and at times she would just start to cry. ... the marches, they will kill you. The black man and the black woman are the child. It is like a movie ... babies, will they?" "One will be good enough. But I don't want it to be ...
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Page 217 from Issue 80

Page 217 from Issue 80 about our children is our ambivalence about ourselves, our dissatisfac­ ... tion with a life we cannot love completely because we will not have it long. The love and antagonism ... ourselves. The nuclear dilemma, Riddley Walker suggests, will not go away because it is not an aberration, ...
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Woodcuts: Au bois dormant; Editio Princeps; Bluebeard's Bungalow; Tabula Rasa?; Kimono

Daryl Hine
Pages:  Page 23 from Issue 80 Five Poems Daryl Hine Woodcuts: Au bois dormant There are worse materials ... lumbered with The rigid regulations of a park. Nonetheless the past returns as myth: In fairy tales it is ... the wood that sleeps. 23 Issue 80 page Daryl Hine Poetry Work Issue 80 Print Share Tweet ...
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Page 80 from Issue 18

Spring 1970
SHERIFF: Wait-! COWPOKE 188: It's the end of the road, Kid. COWPOKE 189: The end of the rope. BELLE ... Page 80 from Issue 18 The SHERIFF draws the pistols to fling them away, but as soon as ... 185: We heard what you got to say, Kid. We cain't wait no longer. COWPOKE 186: Some of us is dead, ...
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Page 80 from Issue 51

it." Clar­ ence offered her a stained handkerchief which smelled of crank­ case oil. 80 Issue 51 page ... Page 80 from Issue 51 mindful of an infinity of liquor; a boyish face frozen into a mask of ... eyes. "I'll blast their balls all the way to Boston. Christ, I will!" It was ...

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