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Page 80 from Issue 107-108

Page 80 from Issue 107-108 TRIQUARTERLY much and often got angry and insulting when he did and ... slammed his hand through a headboard-so she decided better to just see him occasionally till she was ... now that it's in his head. The last time the poet called her-this was a few months after she ...
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Page 80 from Issue 55

Page 80 from Issue 55 lake, the pictures became an ongoing personal diary of my own internal moods ... totally absorbed in his tr anscendental preoccupations with atonality, simultaneity, and the collaging and ... transforming of musical fragments taken from popular folk tunes of his era. While the straight images of the ...
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Page 80 from Issue 50

Page 80 from Issue 50 pointment they kicked them to pieces. Johnny Towle booted them harder than ... anyone, as if he'd been tricked as well, but they hated him ever after for his rotten scream of ... toys when there hadn't been any at all. When she mentioned it to her mother, her mother said ...
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The wisdom of spring

Karen Zemanick
properties, the Flipbook. For those who can’t resist e-readers but want to support indie booksellers, the ... addresses the small gathering at the launch party for her memoir.” Remember, "Patience is the companion ... of wisdom" (Saint Augustine). Spring bides its time.   Tags:  Indle, Flipbook, e-publishing, ...
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Page 102 from Issue 80

Page 102 from Issue 80 Aurora Terrence Holt The ice falls, swept by time and what first impulse ... not break. I do not vanish: I ride the wheel of it, arms out against the fall. No glittering shards of ... me disperse. My heart is solid inside me, a steady turning. I cannot remember when this was not so. ...
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Page 141 from Issue 80

Page 141 from Issue 80 by allowing her to speak a truth so unintentionally understated as to be ... people call me because of my pock-marked face, Waffles. I am Sonichka's godfather, and His ... [Tenderly) Let me give you some more tea, Godfather. (pp. 179-80) If these lines are performed as I think ...
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Page 80 from Issue 105

Spring/Summer 1999
his office. He moved from behind his big desk to the middle of three folding chairs, and sat, legs ... Page 80 from Issue 105 TRIQUARTERLY "Since when did you become so cynical?" ... "Against what?" The door opened and a tearful acrobat, Antonia, in sequined pink leo­ tards and ...
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Anthem; Analogue; Extraordinary Instruments

Charles O. Hartman
I remember you. 7 Issue 80 page Charles O. Hartman Poetry Work Issue 80 Print Share Tweet ... Anthem; Analogue; Extraordinary Instruments Print Pages:  Page 7 from Issue 80 Three Poems Charles ... o. Hartman Anthem I remember Bird, I remember Clifford, I remember Django. I remember you. Says my ...
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Page 105 from Issue 80

Page 105 from Issue 80 ice. And without ice, it tells me, my life will be an endless fall through ... still I want to see. * Out of the A Ring, bright against the Division, falling now into the B Ring and ... instructions seat themselves, I know that once again I am about to remember. But when the sun flickers, the sky ...
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Page 258 from Issue 80

his mother to seek Ishmael and Hagar for a reconciliation-so are we to impugn his moral cowardice? Or ... Page 258 from Issue 80 path: the mythic metaphor of the shapely mind, wandering like Eury­ dice at ... end of the poem is both tricky and disappointing: She wrapped herself in a thick dark cloak against ...

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