From this Issue
Poem
It’s like believing in God:
looking down and seeing
those thighs,
those hips,
spreading before you
like a lie,
you’re caught,
inside a trap
you’ve made yourself;
within this fabrication
of flesh and fat
so much vaster
than you can account for,
a message
(insistently inner)
tells you how empty it all is,
how blown up...
looking down and seeing
those thighs,
those hips,
spreading before you
like a lie,
you’re caught,
inside a trap
you’ve made yourself;
within this fabrication
of flesh and fat
so much vaster
than you can account for,
a message
(insistently inner)
tells you how empty it all is,
how blown up...

Table of Contents
- Eric Trethewey
- John Hollander
- Ioanna Carlsen
- David Citino
- Pamela Harrison
- Laurence Perrine
- Eamon Grennan
- Pamela Gross
- Debora Greger
- Nicholas Samaras
- Carl Kikuchi
- David Jauss
- Albert Goldbarth
- Margaret Holley
- James Laughlin
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