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Page 238 from Issue 80

Page 238 from Issue 80 also a sacrificial death, and the poem presents the paradox of menstrua­ ... "dry wood, the gates, I The brown motherly furrows." Metaphors for clotted menstrual blood ... Eros and Death, between the instinct of life and the instinct of destruction, as it works itself out in ...
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Page from Issue 94 LINDA McCARRISTON Eva-Mary 1991 National Book Award Finalist Wmner of the 1991 ... change, on cruelty and innocence, on love and endurance. An immensely moving book, fearless in its ... are luminous and often sacramental, arriving at a hard-won peace.-Lisel Mueller 80 pages $10.95, paper ...
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Page 181 from Issue 80

Page 181 from Issue 80 despair of the impossible present- as utopian precisely because of its ... impossibility. I thought today: What is utopia? The perfect place? That's not the question. More than ... imagine how the country will be (how it is to be) when we return to it. That dead time, between the past ...
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Page 80 from Issue 44

Page 80 from Issue 44 light. The far bank came into momentary view, a gravelly slope turning black ... The sergeant major cleared his throat: "Anybody here a swimmer?" Mr. Grace rose and ... lamp's rays. Mr. Grace could be seen fighting to keep his head above the waves, making some progress ...
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Page 243 from Issue 22

direction de Paul Dibon), Paris: Vrin, 1959, pp. 66-80. "Kaplan i blazen: Rozwasania 0 teologicznym ... i jI,![ysli Spolecznej (Archive of the History of Philosophy and Social Thought), Warsaw, 1960, VI, 39-99 ...
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Page 17 from Issue 80

Page 17 from Issue 80 and when he laughs, it shakes, until the air is filled with silken snow, the ... wind toying with it, lifting the petals as if back to the branch, then bringing them lightly down. ... Walking the shimmering tunnel of flowering trees along the Imperial moat, Mrs. Nakano and I spoke of the ...
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Page 80 from Issue 98

holds it up for inspection. 80 Issue 98 page ... Page 80 from Issue 98 TRIQUARTERLY this insight that my parents had let me loose in the world ... were kissing. Everywhere I went I saw people kissing. It was like this conspiracy. These two were ...
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Page 27 from Issue 80

Page 27 from Issue 80 Tabula Rasa? Titivate: cosmetic task like cleaning up a cluttered desk to ... every bon mot is a quote. For plagiarists and staircase wits taste's wastebasket always waits ... . 27 Issue 80 page ...
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Page 241 from Issue 80

and ends with a flower image: "The claw / Of the magnolia, / Drunk on its own scents, / Asks ... the rem­ edy?"), closing with another flower: "The sun blooms, it is a geranium. ... "poems in blood, or at least with it." 42 241 Issue 80 page ...
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Page 147 from Issue 80

imagining it as absent.-Denis de Rougemont'! 147 Issue 80 page ... Page 147 from Issue 80 lyrical poetry celebrating prosaic habits, and praise undramatic care with ... flexible, easily stirred, their speech is elegant, their gestures graceful. Science and art flourish among ...

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