January, 2001
T A B L E of C O N T E N T S
POEMS
Linda Pastan,
The Vanity of Names
Gone Missing
Robert Arroyo, Jr.,
To My Son (having been circumcised)
Troy Jollimore,
Glass
Mark Cox,
The Museum of the End of the World
Jody Azzouni,
Hereafter
Aril B. Vasali,
Numbers
Alan Britt,
Geometry
Laura Read,
Grace
In Another Time
Carl Tillona,
Sam Garden
Mary Winters,
Winters’s Winter
Holaday Mason,
Hunting the Once Night
Christopher Southgate,
Jet-lag, driving, thinking
Charles Harper Webb,
Overpasses
Jendi Reiter,
Closing Time
A Talent for Sadness
Larry Colker,
Crop Top / Ars Poetica
Dead Sea
Anna Swirszczynska, translated by Sarah Luczaj,
I’m starving my belly for higher purposes
Date
Joanne Lowery,
Fare
Prospector
Raymond Farr III,
Two Paintings
Robert Nazarene,
Still Life
Kathleen Flenniken,
Different Ways to Say Lonely
One Night
Ryan G. Van Cleave,
Bestiary of the Stomach
Ron Koertge,
Found
June 22, 1958
Hilary Plattner,
Things I Like to Close
Jeffrey Little,
quarry & the other aspects of green
Julie Lechevsky,
My Bouncing Blouse as an Expert in Chaos Theory
Ron Houchin,
God to dogs
Nan Byrne,
The Gunner
Kevin Frazier,
The Dictators
Claire Bateman,
Postmaster Letter #1
Postmaster Letter #2
Virgil Suarez,
Dusk in the Tropics, A Parable of Light and Shadow
Thomas Lux,
The Fish-Strewn Fields
Tactile
Cecilia Woloch,
The Lesser Joys
Pour Vivienne
Carine Topal,
Eggs in the Snow
Elizabeth Sanger,
August
Christopher Brisson,
Corn in Your Hand
John B. Lee,
My Cousin Sings of Wood
Fredrick Zydek,
How I Learned to Talk with Trees
This is Not an Unrequited Love Poem
Shari Diane Willadson,
The Light That Follows The Light That Follows
David Starkey,
The Greek Theater
Robert R Ward,
How Many Clowns are There in This Picture?
Taylor Graham,
Raw April
Ken Hoffman,
Sestina of Several Colors
Scott Ramsey,
Asking for Directions
Transblucency
Barry Ballard,
Re-Entry
Robin Reda,
melody from mars
Ruth E. Foley,
Burial
Cathie Sandstrom Smith,
Death Flings Us
Exposure
Halina Poswiatowska, translated by Sarah Luczaj
(always when I want to live I cry out)
Last Poem
Philip Dacey,
The Tower of Babel Reconstructed