- Robert Pinsky
- Eavan Boland
- Robert VanderMolen
- David Biespiel
- Laura Kasischke
From this Issue
Poem
Mallah walla tella bella. Trah mah trah-la, la-la-la,
Mah la belle. Ippa Fano wanna bella, wella-wah.
The hurricane of September 8, 1900 devastated
Galveston, Texas. Some 8,000 people died.
The Pearl City almost obliterated. Still the one worst
Calamity in American history,...
Mah la belle. Ippa Fano wanna bella, wella-wah.
The hurricane of September 8, 1900 devastated
Galveston, Texas. Some 8,000 people died.
The Pearl City almost obliterated. Still the one worst
Calamity in American history,...
Poem
One afternoon of summer rain
my hand skimmed a shelf and I found
an old florin. Ireland, 1950.
We say like or as and the world is
a fish minted in silver and alloy,
an outing for all the children,
an evening...
my hand skimmed a shelf and I found
an old florin. Ireland, 1950.
We say like or as and the world is
a fish minted in silver and alloy,
an outing for all the children,
an evening...
Table of Contents
Poems
- Robert Pinsky
- Eavan Boland
- Robert VanderMolen
- David Biespiel
- Laura Kasischke
- Symphosius
- Lucia Perillo
- Susan Hutton
- Landis Everson
- Thomas Sayers Ellis
- Jean Monahan
- Gottfried Benn
Comment
- Michael Hofmann
- W. S. Di Piero
- Danielle Chapman
Letters
- Martin J. Farawell
- Julia Shipley
- Robin Robertson
- Cheryl Moore
- Ross R. Whitney
- Gail White
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