October 1999
- David Bottoms
- Alfred Corn
- Albert Goldbarth
- Marilyn Hacker
- Yusef Komunyakaa
From this Issue
Poem
I sit where I always sit, in back of the Buddha,
Red leather wing chair, pony skin trunk
under my feet,
Sky light above me, Chinese and Indian rugs on the floor.
1 March, 1998, where to begin again?
...
Red leather wing chair, pony skin trunk
under my feet,
Sky light above me, Chinese and Indian rugs on the floor.
1 March, 1998, where to begin again?
...
Poem
January
Contorted by wind,
mere armatures for ice or snow,
the trees resolve
to endure for now,
they will leaf out in April.
And I must be as patient
as the trees—
a winter resolution
I break all over again,
as the cold presses
its sharp blade
against my throat.
February
After endless
hibernation
on the...
Contorted by wind,
mere armatures for ice or snow,
the trees resolve
to endure for now,
they will leaf out in April.
And I must be as patient
as the trees—
a winter resolution
I break all over again,
as the cold presses
its sharp blade
against my throat.
February
After endless
hibernation
on the...
Table of Contents
Poetry
- Charles Wright
- Linda Pastan
- Albert Goldbarth
- David Schloss
- Alfred Corn
- Yusef Komunyakaa
- William Logan
- David Wojahn
- David Bottoms
- Marilyn Hacker
Comment
- J. D. McClatchy
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