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Page 59 from Issue 93

dropped our arms, brushed hair from her face. Where do the mistresses of beauty learn their enchanting ... gestures? "It's so windy. I show you her picture down­ stairs." There she handed ... closed, the slightest smile on her full lips. "Seems awfully melancholy." ...
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Page 49 from Issue 102

Spring/Summer 1998
gentleman did not come, so I was just thinking to send you the dresses, when I received your letter. You ... help is more wanted. My husband has a friend who has taken upon himself to do the work for the Count, ... mother for her kind remembrance and tell her we all send her our love and best wishes. Accept the same ...
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Page from Issue 13-14 From the Vedado, a Cuban writes to a decidedly European friend I know you ... I must have of jet trinkets in my shirt, the treasures of a twelve-year-old). I know, friend, I know you ... need the savage sap I can bring you, with a chunk of sun in one hand And, in the other, the maraca only ...
Craft Essay

Correspondences: On Claire Schwartz’s Civil Service (letters 1-3)

George Abraham
Bradley Trumpfheller
you. You are responsible for Amira. Here we are. She’s in your hands now.” (9). Thereafter, another ... What is confessional poetics, then, if not a participation in (or more accurately, submission to) our ... “Inside, pronoun-less. Then yolked to I-you. Now that you are you, you are the I’s guardian. ...
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Page 278 from Issue 43

poet's work? We do spend half our time in the post office, and also our money. A poet can't earn ... student quotes him. That should answer your question about publication. What do you think of some of the ... tax, as the government says it won't support a losing business. Do you remember how much your ...
Fiction

Boatyard

W. Andrew Ewell
your help, that is. We’ll be fine on our own. You can go about your business.”   Weeks had passed since ... I said. “Strangers,” the girl explained. “I reckon that’s fair,” said Truitt. “But we’re friends now. You ... Truitt called from the foredeck. “Wouldn’t want our baby getting cranky, now would we?” “What’s the work ...
Fiction

Still Breath

Rasheeda Saka
“No, we’re not that close.” “Well, you should ask her to come to church for your birthday tomorrow,” ... brown foundation slid down her neck. “Amaka, do you have nail polish? I need it for a friend,” she said. ... your face is fine.”  “But I like your face,” she said, spreading her legs in the grass. “You have nice ...
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Page 161 from Issue 107-108

out of his hands, and then the Croat and the Serb catch it together, if you can believe it, one ... it's the sec­ ond wish, but I'll put you on your beach. He disappears in a warm wind and lands ... following day he didn't go to work, but stayed in bed, drank tea, and often went to the bathroom, ...
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Page 40 from Issue 104

weight you'd put on when we were togeth­ er. You needed flesh to pad your spare parts. But now ... the study of dying; and now was your chance. I could just see you shrugging your little shrug, smiling ... that you were weighing your answers, playing your cards close to your chest. Isn't there a law ...
Nonfiction

network

Ceridwen Hall
advertise the local yellow pages. Now, everywhere, our thumbs do the talking. Or hold the yarn at just the ... some ideal scale—so she never retold it to us. I work another row as she tells me about all our Ohio ... messages, but allow a received call to signal our interest, our good intentions. Kin work 7  is both choice ...

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