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Page 80 from Issue 53

their arguments was checked and canceled by the equally legitimate arguments of each of the others. 80 ... youngest, not special at all, not even female like his sister, that nothing about his birth gave him the ... carpentered the beds and other furniture for each of his children, so that their living ar­ rangements were ...
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Page 99 from Issue 135-136

flies all the way down the ten steps, closing his eyes, wishing he had some kind of bird in him, was ... her breasts doesn't stir him the way something like that did before he took the medication. ... Page 99 from Issue 135-136 "I feel you." "You gonna be feeling the end ...
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Page 80 from Issue 70

was in no way one of those people. But he'd been around forever. And you might see him in any ... a friend of mine. (They took him from one floor to the other and when he got to the other floor, his arm ... Page 80 from Issue 70 Wobbly-ish, too, but many of them were very disciplined types, and Showboat ...
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Page 80 from Issue 99

Page 80 from Issue 99 TRIQUARTERLY The Dream In a desolate spot on the road that leads from the ... I would never think of taking them down to The Dream to check them out. I like them just the way they are. ... out of my head, I went crazy with remorse and loneliness. 80 Issue 99 page ...
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Page 80 from Issue 58

Fall 1983
Page 80 from Issue 58 Father and son His body is long, his face is long and thin. Overhung ... eyebrows and smoke-black eyes, and darkened hollows beneath cheekbones and chin. His teeth are white, and ... and the boy will cringe: the old man has a wolf in him. The old man's eldest son looks much ...
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Page 263 from Issue 80

childhood, and whatever is on its way from the outside to replace it. Streetlight falls like streaks of ... Page 263 from Issue 80 to its beautiful, ominous dorsal fin: solitary arch above waters: in the ... opening address to a slum child sounds like the voice of Rilke wandering in the Waste Land: In shorts and ...
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Page 80 from Issue 125

looked at each other, their eyebrows made up so a pen­ cil line contained all their stray hairs, their ... each other by the hand, and began dancing. They were in dark funeral colors but I imag­ ined them in ... Page 80 from Issue 125 and a strange flower arrangement of manzanita and some dried desert weed ...
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Page 253 from Issue 80

Page 253 from Issue 80 But even his archaisms, like the shapes of his poems and the syntax of his ... sentences, make each of Haxton's poems different from the others. He writes to no formula. A lyric ... it was not a river....... At the bridge the man about to disappear was looking down. Behind him in ...
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Un autre monde; The Saturday Matinee;Early Morning in Milwaukee; "I Heard a Fly Buzz…"

John Koethe
the isolated moments burst against each other And subside-these are the aspects left behind Once the ... back as wishes, but the kind of wishes Long ago abandoned, left behind like markers on the way To ... Print Pages:  Page 59 from Issue 80 Four Poems John Koethe Un autre monde The nervous style and faintly ...
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Page 80 from Issue 54

little mesostic is likely to be one of skepticism: isn't this merely game-playing? And if Cage ... Page 80 from Issue 54 What does this mean in practice? In the Foreword to Silence, Cage writes: ... teAs I see it, poetry is not prose simply because poetry is in one way or another formalized. It is not ...

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