Page 18 from Issue 80 be asked in words-having no subject and no predicate but death. I thought of ... range is much too close, or gone. And Mrs. Nakano and I, the fortunate ones, walked side by side beneath ... the cherry trees and watched the great smoking craters of memory fill in and disappear, and watched ...

Weigl has become one of the best poets now writing in America.-DENISE LEVERTOV 5 1/2 x 81/2,80 pages ... out of uncompromising memory and vision. His subject is both the transport and the anguish of being ... discovers do not fade from our minds, and we are grateful for "what saves us" no matter ...

Weigl has become one of the best poets now writing in America.-DENISE LEVERTOV 51/2 x 8 1/2,80 pages ... out of uncompromising memory and vision. His subject is both the transport and the anguish of being ... discovers do not fade from our minds, and we are grateful for "what saves us" no matter ...

passion. Linda McCarriston accomplishes a near miracle, trans­ forming memories of trauma into poems that ... are luminous and often sacramental, arriving at a hard-won peace.-Lisel Mueller 80 pages $10.95, paper ... missed, face what we would avoid. I love the combination of smartness, pain, and what one might call ...

hilarity of the other gods. Then one would respond by creating a consumptive cat or a bat-frog that was no ... Page 99 from Issue 85 you hold in your hand like cheap perfume. I would like to tell you calmly of ... flowers and gravestones of sand, my eyes were pummeled by rage, objects, memories. I shuddered for the ...