From this Issue
Poem
Come into animal presence.
No man is so guileless as
the serpent. The lonely white
rabbit on the roof is a star
twitching its ears at the rain.
The llama intricately
folding its hind legs to be seated
not disdains but mildly
disregards human approval.
What joy when the...
No man is so guileless as
the serpent. The lonely white
rabbit on the roof is a star
twitching its ears at the rain.
The llama intricately
folding its hind legs to be seated
not disdains but mildly
disregards human approval.
What joy when the...
Table of Contents
- Denise Levertov
- Philip Booth
- David Galler
- Daniel G. Hoffman
- Edwin Honig
- Marcia Lee Masters
- Joanne De Longchamps
- Turner Cassity
- Robert Bly
- Maxine Kumin
- Kenneth Koch
Comment
- Donald Justice
- John Woods
- A. R. Ammons
- Robert Creeley
- Dorothy Donnelly
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