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Page 89 from Issue 101 TriQuarterly arid chosen, what will matter is what it is we're chosen for. To get there, you'll want direction. Stop the first face beneath which already you will have dreamed yourself—January branch beneath its ca ...
Page 99 from Issue 101 TriQuarterly returning. I remembered how my own mother, in her last age, found going upstairs in her own house too formidable an undertaking, like a polar expedition. Once upon a time 1 might have contributed those anecdotes to this ...
Page 101 from Issue 101 TriQuarterly Woman in a Second'Story Corner Room From the sidewalk, I couldn't tell if she was dressed, or using a mirror, or alone, all I could see was her silhouette combing long black hair, up and over and far ...
Page 105 from Issue 101 TriQuarterly God might have decided to change his mind Or the music might have served as a distraction, Which means, it seems to me, we'd better start singing Or I'd better send those ladies my donation. You know, ...
Page 106 from Issue 101 TriQuarterly IV. (Darkness/Wings) He mounted a cherub and flew, He swooped on the wings of the wind. He made darkness His concealment, round Him His shelter—the darkness of water, the clouds of heaven. Psalms 18:11-12 You will ligh ...
Page 107 from Issue 101 TriQuarterly Does he buck And flail his wings Or nod And glide? And where Will he alight? Does he go far? Maybe at the center Of a dark ex-star Whose energy Gravity? Is so compact It's far too strict To let out light A lam ...
Page 108 from Issue 101 TriQuarterly The Facts David Baker How far on one wing the night whistle flew to our lives, long note from the railway cross¬ road over highways and fields every night: midnight's freight on time. The neighborhood shut dow ...
Page 109 from Issue 101 TriQuarterly drying black weeds, and decided to fly. It must have been great speed swept one deer past a fence in the dark, clamor of asphalt onto our trim yards. It must have seen that scrubbed window as grass, a spread of meadow ...
Page 110 from Issue 101 TriQuarterly house so like our own. Then the medic came, a man with blue lights dotting his pickup. Where we live the whole sky can take on the calm swirl of a dance, the wind and its star figures and those wild ancient myths spun ...
Page 111 from Issue 101 TriQuarterly Frieze Claire Malroux Translated from the French by Marilyn Hacker I in connected sentences set in a stable climate cocoons laid out of the waves' way is how we'd like life to unroll itself a flat hor ...

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