- David Orr
- Jason Guriel
- Abigail Deutsch
- Michael Stanford
- Eugene Batizat
From this Issue
Poem
i. a long voyage, 1621
I left you where you are:
A humming late summer afternoon
& mottled by shade a man reading a letter
Becomes the image of a man reading
That I am forgetting.
This page is small yet stout enough
To bear me...
I left you where you are:
A humming late summer afternoon
& mottled by shade a man reading a letter
Becomes the image of a man reading
That I am forgetting.
This page is small yet stout enough
To bear me...
Poem
What I notice first within
this rough scene fixed
in memory is the rare
quality of its lightning, as if
those bolts were clipped
from a comic book, pasted
on low cloud, or fashioned
with cardboard, daubed
with gilt then...
this rough scene fixed
in memory is the rare
quality of its lightning, as if
those bolts were clipped
from a comic book, pasted
on low cloud, or fashioned
with cardboard, daubed
with gilt then...
Table of Contents
POEMS
- Averill Curdy
- Scott Cairns
- Roddy Lumsden
- Dave Smith
- Laura Kasischke
- C. K. Williams
- W. S. Di Piero
- Karen An-hwei Lee
- Todd Boss
- Atsuro Riley
- Tim Bowling
- Arthur Rimbaud
- John Ashbery
COMMENT
- David Orr
- Jason Guriel
- Abigail Deutsch
LETTER
- Michael Stanford
- Eugene Batizat
- Paul Otremba
- Benjamin Glass
- Dante Di Stefano
- Peter Pitzele
- Allen Edwin Butt
CONTRIBUTORS
- John Ashbery
- Eugene Batizat
- Todd Boss
- Tim Bowling
- Allen Edwin Butt
- Scott Cairns
- Averill Curdy
- Abigail Deutsch
- W. S. Di Piero
- Benjamin Glass
- Jason Guriel
- Laura Kasischke
- Karen An-hwei Lee
- Roddy Lumsden
- David Orr
- Paul Otremba
- Peter Pitzele
- Atsuro Riley
- Arthur Rimbaud
- Dave Smith
- Michael Stanford
- Dante Di Stefano
- C. K. Williams