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Page 36 from Issue 80

Page 36 from Issue 80 Joanie: Moncton, 1946 Slight and blond, she watches from the stair, Her face ... mother's answer, that she was so tired, Couldn't he understand? she was just tired Carrying her up ... should have had- wouldn't he understand, Couldn't he see how weary she always was, How ...
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Page 65 from Issue 46

The conversation flagged. There was a single lane carved out of the snow on I-80, and there were ... she said. "I know what motel dinners must be like. And when Ned travels he's always ... so grateful for someone to talk to at night." Her palm was warm. She pressed his hand and ...
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Page 243 from Issue 80

closing of the flower of fertility: She has folded Them back into her body as petals Of a rose close when ... As in all of Plath's poems, the moon has no interest in the fertility she controls and no ... was sometimes housebound with the children. She was unable to obtain telephone service, but wrote ...
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Page 266 from Issue 80

* * * Meg Schoerke is a graduate student at Washington University, in St. Louis. She has a poem scheduled to ... Page 266 from Issue 80 lished by the University of California Press in fall 1991. * * * Joanna ... journals. * * * Peter Marcus works for the Washington Post Book World. These are his first published poems. ...
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Page 228 from Issue 80

reading and papers to do which I should have done two days ago, but for my misery. A lousy sinus cold that ... Page 228 from Issue 80 February 25, Saturday. So we are scrubbed, hair washed fresh, feeling ... hear, which was worse, almost. And atop of this, through the hellish sleepless night of feverish ...
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Page 96 from Issue 80

The people are really beautiful. You'd learn something." "What do you know ... features. But there was also the reaction of one receiving knowledge. She saw that her uncle was crazy in ... a new way and she was inclined to be sympathetic. "The flame is in the corners of rooms, at ...
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Page 259 from Issue 80

Page 259 from Issue 80 knows the impossibility of undoing, history. In "Reading the Bible ... "The Second Coming," only to end with the stunning suggestion that the entire poem has ... versions of sacred truth. Just as she revises the Bible, she offers new interpretations of Persephone, ...
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Page 101 from Issue 80

Page 101 from Issue 80 watch me and my little sisters and at times she would just start to cry. ... enthusiasm mixed with disbelief had returned full-force. Mason did not notice that she had left. Ruby was at ... She would stand in the doorway watching us-we might just be eating in the kitchen, or out in the yard ...
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Page 127 from Issue 129

during mass to intercede on her behalf for the remission of her sins, in what she has done, and in what ... she has failed to do, watched the believers, the tops of their bowed heads, their backs, and suddenly ... bit down on a sadness she was ashamed to have. It was pity she felt, watching what childish hope faith ...
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Page 127 from Issue 80

language? Tolstoy may be the first great Russian prosaic writer, but Chekhov was temperamentally closer to ... characters." What critics regarded as a mere fault was in fact a deliberate strategy to alter our sense of ... we miss the point, Tolstoy has 127 Issue 80 page ...

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