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Page 31 from Issue 80

you're in this. The sirens and lost dogs seem to go on for hours. I'm just trying to get it all ... Page 31 from Issue 80 Des eclairs de chaleur From Without Claps across an unbreathing sky like so ... while children softly lean in the water-leached hall. From Within After a war, everyone's ...
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Page 80 from Issue 53

Page 80 from Issue 53 hard times. You're only fifty-two. You don't yet even need ... and harrows, shape new heads to nails, fashioning your iron as you taught me, building the fire to ... "'You can't ask me,' Joe told them-they had come separately to make their case, but he ...
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Anthem; Analogue; Extraordinary Instruments

Charles O. Hartman
you? In your own Sweet way, you don't know what Love is, what a difference A day made, ... 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 ...
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Page 21 from Cumulative Index: 1-100

Issues 1-100
"The assumption of reality" (tr. Norman Thomas di Giovanni), E, 25: 194-99 "Preface ... [vol. 2]: 21-22 Bostian, Brad "The Age of Anything," F, 99: 99- 103 Boswell, Robert ... 50-67 "Culture and the Intellectual at the Height of the Time," E, 80: 160-70 Boyle, ...
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Page 119 from Cumulative Index: 1-100

Issues 1-100
Fiction of the Eighties #79 F 90 General issue #80 W 91 General issue (guest edited by Mary Kinzie) #81 ... W 97 General issue (edited by Susan Hahn) #99 Spr/Sum 97 General issue #100 F 97 General issue 110 ...
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Page 8 from Issue 80

I can't Believe that you're in love with me-I know That you know how my heart sings. ... Page 8 from Issue 80 Some other time, will you still Be mine? Perhaps, after all, After ... am l? Now's the time. I can't Stop loving you; I can't pretend ...
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Page 42 from Issue 80

Page 42 from Issue 80 Commutation We glide each morning beyond the green air, The tall trees ... pulsing with insects, the wives And children. Each follows a rite of way, We rumble through rubble to ... chokes Amid a thicket of bicycle spokes. Geology, at long last, shows. Stratum By stratum our labor is ...
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Page 48 from Issue 80

You're above it all, sleeping in your room. No night-sweats or pulsing throat, no shiver when world-stuff ... boys hung on you before you dumped them in the pit of your voluptuous indifference. You're ... Page 48 from Issue 80 Leopardi's La sera del di di Festa A few bedroom lights. The moon ...
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Page 76 from Issue 80 Beyond Mourning Meg Schoerke A skein of stalks and cattails shirrs around ... dark hair that dangles gently toward the water. She leans out to watch the bubbles surfacing like clear ... 80 page ...
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Page 80 from Issue 66

repeated. "You're downgrading the place, making it cheap. I already got to burn your ... "I want you off my property," Seth said. His mouth tasted bitter, like stale coffee. ... be the time she could unwrap the sheet, show herself to him, say: Look at this. Don't you ...

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