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July/August 2013

Marcellus Hall, “Balcony (from Kaleidoscope City),” 2009
 
  • Fanny Howe
  • Christina Davis
  • Phillis Levin
  • Seán Hewitt
  • Michael Ryan
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From this Issue

Poem
Yellow goblins
and a god I can swallow:

Eyes in the evergreens
under ice.

Interior monologue
and some voice.

Weary fears, the
usual trials and

a place to surmise
blessedness.
Poem
1

Because he, because she,
in so far as
she (in so far as he) exists

is on the way
to battle.

Not what is your name,
but what
the battle?




2

“Each one of us has come
here and changed” —

is the battle. Born
a loved one,
borne...
Poem
That the dead are real to us
Cannot be denied,
That the living are more real

When they are dead
Terrifies, that the dead can rise
As the living do is possible

Is possible to surmise,
But all the stars cannot come near
All we meet...
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Remembering Poets
The View from Here
Comment
Letters to the Editor
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