Page 105 from Issue 80 ice. And without ice, it tells me, my life will be an endless fall through ... tried. I do not know why. Only that the way the sunlight breaks upon the ice-the brilliance of it ... each instant as I turn, and turn, and fall upon the Ring: all of this, and what more I cannot say ...

Page 80 from Issue 34 people were walking away. They took my brother and afew others, kept them in ... I' m coming to is this, Blygh. Many young men of your age and ability are leaving their country for ... work elsewhere, big money and so on, but what your generation must come to terms with is what exactly ...

Page 80 from Issue 65 WALCOTT: Well, the danger there is either like, you know, the Celtic revival ... or going back to the spinning wheel. That's not what I'm saying. I know you are not ... saying I'm thinking that. I'm saying that it doesn't mean that one stops using ...

Page 156 from Issue 80 for having lived our lives so stupidly and insipidly" (p. 222). He ... Thank you for that. That was well said. (pp. 174-75) In her own way, Marina cautions Astrov against ... through. It's a long time. How am I to get through those thirteen years?" (p. 222). ...

too much to take. The poem can take a tiny jot of the hor­ ror but evoke grief, restore tenderness so ... Meena... I... am, frankly, amazed by the poems provoked by the pogrom and its aftermath in Gujarat, by the ... I am grateful to them for the dis­ cussion we had. A portion of "Crossing Sabermati" ...