Poetry
… away when loaded up when walked into the marketplace who’d die of grief if held too long to get to slaughter weight …
… trite appeal of the time— determined naivete flung over the commonplace. “Well, hello.” Eva stood above us. She held a … looks down on Avenue C. Running into Eva at Da Stephano had also called up Nick Jones, an unwelcome ghost at that modest … Or not now while she was pursuing her architectural studies; that these different interests should be kept …
… I sat at the table reading catalogues. I wanted to go to Newcomb but knew nothing about it other than that it was in New … were regulars. Even though Daddy Jack had to pay for my meals at school, I headed across the street several times a … the old crew cut officers always around. But one of the ladies who took in dates had a basement room that was a true …
… then, “Ungrateful, where are you hiding?” (The shark, too, complains of his prey, Why aren’t they more forthcoming?) … all around he whispers, “This is the world. You will die. Sorry, nipper,” . . . I caught him afterward asleep. … the worlds I made, this world alone I did not destroy, but died instead, Who am I, clear and dark over the sea, dark …
Notes to Self
… way of understanding the world,” she says. “It’s an all-encompassing experience. I learned things about the humanities … there. I learned how to be a person of the world when I studied engraving.” In 2013, nearly burned out, Malhotra … archive, this was a way of building that archive. The website allows people to write stories about ancient objects …
… prices being $6.95, $8.95, and $7.95. Louisiana has come out with a paper edition of the late historian T. Harry … as “sage, well-balanced, and authoritative” [$9,95]. War is also the subject of an Indiana reprint by another Williams, … New York Times reporter Drew Middleton of Eisenhower: Soldier, General of the Army, President-Elect, 1890—1952 when …