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Table of ContentsSeptember2004
Poetry
Atsuro Riley
Scroll
Campground
Diorama
Drill
Flint-Chant
Victoria Chang
Edward Hopper Study: Room in New York
Edward Hopper Study: Hotel Room
Rex Wilder
Séverine in Summer School
Renée Ashley
It is Very Often As Though
The Shame Fragment
The Poet Finds That Time . . .
On Being Asked at Work . . .
Michael Hofmann
Sentence
Hudson Ride
Angela Shaw
The Beginning of the Fields
Children in a Field
David Mason
Fog Horns
Simone Muench
The OED Defines Red-Hot
Samuel Menashe
The Stars Are
Heat Wave
Rue
Anne Coray
The Egyptians Had It All Wrong
Derek Walcott
[Time, that gnaws at bronze lions and dolphins]
[ Ritorno a Milano, if that's correct]
[The day, with all its pain ahead, is yours]
[O Serbian sibyl, prophetess]
[Desire and disease commingling]
From The Prodigal

Comment
Joseph Epstein
Thank You, No
Scott Bradfield
Mirror, Mirror
Emily Barton
"Now Tell Me Why We Have To Die"
Ben Marcus
The Safety Net
Kate Bernheimer
Dust and Tales and Time
Ira Sher
The Epiphany Machine
Rick Moody
"Spring Is Cheap, but Clean of Sky"


 

 

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