Poetry

POETRY / Winter 2006

Camille Claudel Refuses to Sculpt Clay that Sister Saint Hildafonse Has Given to Her at the Asylum

By Julianna Baggott
POETRY / Winter 2006

Ghazal: Waiting

By Marilyn Hacker
POETRY / Winter 2006

On Not Using the Word “Cunt” in a Poem

By Lisa Williams
POETRY / Fall 2005

Apologia pro Vita Sua

By William Logan
POETRY / Fall 2005

Stairwell, Rio Road

By Lisa Russ Spaar

First the red maples, gilt kudzu
    stropped and razed to bloody dust.

POETRY / Fall 2005

Michelangelo’s Seizure

By Steve Gehrke
POETRY / Fall 2005

An End to the Marriage: My Stepmother Buys Twin Beds

By Robert Gibb
POETRY / Fall 2005

Goya at the Madhouse

By Steve Gehrke
POETRY / Fall 2005

Jane Doe

By Sharmila Voorkkara
POETRY / Fall 2005

Late Poem

By C. Dale Young