Monthly Archives: February 2014
One or Two Ghosts for One or Two Lines
February 1, 2014 | Posted by Webmaster under Volume 04, Number 2, January 1994 |
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Tan Lin tall blank zebras appear A To care. The aerogramme made a lily of necessity, stumped box, redolence ribboned far off in the glass cities I opened and closed to the dandy drawers. A colt emerged on a clotted pansy. A pan required fanning. This repose a thread files. Inside […]
Two Poems
February 1, 2014 | Posted by Webmaster under Volume 04, Number 2, January 1994 |
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Judith Goldman and Lisa Jarnot One And where did the Dutch get their vocabulary? A “generation and transition” company make the water muddy. Transitional generation in company of a muddy mere formality: or was it going Dutch, in transmission to transition? A mere formality of Dutch, a merely formal vocabulary, to […]