Federico Garcia Lorca: Sleepwalk Ballad translated by Meg Bogin
Francisco Garcia Lorca: Verde translated by Meg Bogin
George Oppen: To the Poets: To Make Much of the World
Anna Wooten: Louise Glück, The House on Marshland reviewed by Anna Wooten
Louise Glück: For My Sister • The Somnambulist • The Mirror • Swans
Lewis Hyde: Alcohol & Poetry: John Berryman and The Booze Talking
Eve Remba: Ambition • Three A.M.
Harold Bloom: The Survival of Strong Poetry (on Geoffrey Hill): Introduction to Somewhere Is Such A Kingdom
Sharone Einhorne: [I come home] • [Where are you now] • [Cold music through the pipes] • Gone Animal
Clarence Major: Open Letters: A Column
Pär Lagerkvist: (Translated by W. H. Auden and Leif Sjöberg): All will become forgotten. All human fates • Abandoned by the morning sky and the stars • In the desert beside the Sea of the Dead • O Man, O well where stars are mirrored • O Man who stands beside my shore • My longing is not my own • I listen to the wind that obliterates my traces • O galaxy above the soul's loneliness • What did I experience that evening • Shadows glide through my lands
Robert Coles: William Stafford's Long Walk
William Stafford: Finding What the World Is Trying to Be (William Stafford interviewed by Sanford Pinsker)
A. De Palchi: (Translated by Sonia Raiziss) the terror of being there when the time comes • I've become pitiless too • I hold a black • in the basements of glass buildings the washing • delete me — it's time when we can't even • the contraption eroding my life
Michele Birch: The Montana Poetry-In-The-Schools Program
Marvin Bell: Homage To the Runner: A Column
E.G. Burrows: U.S. 29 • At twenty • Diary
Frederick Morgan: Mirror
Donald Hall: Knock Knock: A Column
Greg Kohl: Transparency and Prophecy: Gregory Orr's Burning the Empty Nests
Felix Pollak: Waiting Room with Horses
June Jordan: The Black Poet Speaks of Poetry: Millen Brand: Mastering Edgar Lee Masters, et al.
Millen Brand: A Black Life Near Clayton • August 6, 1945
Richard Eberhart: What You Keep On Your Mantelpiece • Once More, O ye...
Denise Levertov: The Korean Poet Kim Chi Ha
Martin Grossman: 1973
Francisco Garcia Lorca: Verde translated by Meg Bogin
George Oppen: To the Poets: To Make Much of the World
Anna Wooten: Louise Glück, The House on Marshland reviewed by Anna Wooten
Louise Glück: For My Sister • The Somnambulist • The Mirror • Swans
Lewis Hyde: Alcohol & Poetry: John Berryman and The Booze Talking
Eve Remba: Ambition • Three A.M.
Harold Bloom: The Survival of Strong Poetry (on Geoffrey Hill): Introduction to Somewhere Is Such A Kingdom
Sharone Einhorne: [I come home] • [Where are you now] • [Cold music through the pipes] • Gone Animal
Clarence Major: Open Letters: A Column
Pär Lagerkvist: (Translated by W. H. Auden and Leif Sjöberg): All will become forgotten. All human fates • Abandoned by the morning sky and the stars • In the desert beside the Sea of the Dead • O Man, O well where stars are mirrored • O Man who stands beside my shore • My longing is not my own • I listen to the wind that obliterates my traces • O galaxy above the soul's loneliness • What did I experience that evening • Shadows glide through my lands
Robert Coles: William Stafford's Long Walk
William Stafford: Finding What the World Is Trying to Be (William Stafford interviewed by Sanford Pinsker)
A. De Palchi: (Translated by Sonia Raiziss) the terror of being there when the time comes • I've become pitiless too • I hold a black • in the basements of glass buildings the washing • delete me — it's time when we can't even • the contraption eroding my life
Michele Birch: The Montana Poetry-In-The-Schools Program
Marvin Bell: Homage To the Runner: A Column
E.G. Burrows: U.S. 29 • At twenty • Diary
Frederick Morgan: Mirror
Donald Hall: Knock Knock: A Column
Greg Kohl: Transparency and Prophecy: Gregory Orr's Burning the Empty Nests
Felix Pollak: Waiting Room with Horses
June Jordan: The Black Poet Speaks of Poetry: Millen Brand: Mastering Edgar Lee Masters, et al.
Millen Brand: A Black Life Near Clayton • August 6, 1945
Richard Eberhart: What You Keep On Your Mantelpiece • Once More, O ye...
Denise Levertov: The Korean Poet Kim Chi Ha
Martin Grossman: 1973
