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The Route We Take, Fleda Brown Jackson

BYU Studies

No abstract provided.

In London, On Sunday, Karen Todd

BYU Studies

No abstract provided.

Hotblood, John S. Harris

BYU Studies

No abstract provided.

Nanking, Timothy Liu

BYU Studies

No abstract provided.

Predictions, John Grey

The Mythic Circle

Light pokes through the sculptured lions atop the battlements,

The Gift Of Sibyl, Owen R. Neill

The Mythic Circle

In a Grecian jar carved holy by Apollo the voice of Sibyl cries to all who ask,

Ulysses To Penelope / Penelope To Ulysses / The Man In The Machine, John Patrick Wall, Elizabeth Hillman

The Mythic Circle

Ulysses to Penelope: When off upon the oceans blue Forever will I think of you Penelope to Ulysses: My wonderous love, no longer roam Return unto your true love’s home The Man In The Machine: The Great Roc flies; I sit on a claw, My arm around the leg

Sky-Toy, Elizabeth Hillman

The Mythic Circle

Brilliant spiders waltz and whirl Behind the sky-bowl, Spinning the delicate wheels To keep our toy-universe in order

Journeyqueen Of Cups, Ann K. Schwader

The Mythic Circle

Against the road’s long dust, she offers Fire & water both: alchemical tempering of the heart.

Horse And Rider, John Grey

The Mythic Circle

l‘d rather ride a white horse through the heavens than be cramped in this rocket ship.

Carn Cabal, Owen R. Neill

The Mythic Circle

Beast of wonders, hunter of myth, companion of the Lord Artorius swift as light to pursue the wild boar among the forest glades of Buelt.

Swan Song / Finality / She Of The Lake, John Grey, Elizabeth Hillman, Ann K. Schwader

The Mythic Circle

Swan Song: From this window, bronzed by the swollen eye of the sun, I hear the cry of swans Finality: At dusk, the night-raven came, Perched on the chimney and croaked, Echoing, oppressive She of the Lake: The healing touch of water quenches fire In man and sword alike: a cooling death Comes welcome after warring and desire

While Others Dream / After Violence / Estranged, Dwight E. Humphries

The Mythic Circle

While Others Dream: Awake while others dream I cast dusty eyes Over my heart’s ruins. After Violence: Blood will not be erased; Though streets foam With a muddy flood Stains nothing can Wash away remain Estranged: I am isolate, Estranged from all I see Though I am its master.

Vol. Xxvi, No. 3: Less Is More: The Poetics Of Omission In Cavafy's Narratives, Tony Whedon

The Hollins Critic

No abstract provided.

Unwitnessed By Answering Deeds: 'The Destiny Of Nations' And Coleridge's Sibylline Leaves, Gary Dyer

English Faculty Publications

No abstract provided.

The Myth Of The White Goddess In The Late Poetry Of Robert Graves, Rehab Amin Fahmy

Archived Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.

Calliope 1989, Calliope, Cheryl J. Zierman, Karen Carissimo, John H. Carmichael

Calliope

This issue of Calliope is dedicated to ajh

Poem No. 61, May 1989, Huntsville Literary Association (Huntsville, Ala.)

POEM

The Huntsville Literary Association was founded in 1967 to provide a community for writers, readers, and artists through workshops, readings, and educational programs. One of their key contributions is the literary magazine titled POEM which showcases original writings from both established and emerging writers. This issue features the poems of various writers and is dedicated to the benefactor, sustaining, and patron members of the Huntsville Literary Association.

The Open Door (May 1989), Lesley College Students

Commonthought

The Open Door was the initial issue of the Lesley’s student publication of creative writing and artwork. The Open Door then became Womanthought and later Commonthought.

1989 Forces, Peggy Brown

Forces

No abstract provided.

The Voice, Spring 1989, Dordt College

Dordt Canon

• From the Editor... by Miriam Keen
• Letter to the Editor by Rev. Bernard J. Haan Jr.
• Dordt College: Geared to the Non-CRC Student? by Miriam Keen
• Rumors by Lynda J. Moes
• The Importance of Being... Dordt College President by Jean Zondervan
• Reflection on Birds by Michele Cobb
• Olds Married Couple by Tamara Mulder
• Sometimes I forget... by Dorthea Grossmann
• On South Dakota by Amy Tiemersma
• On Iowa by Amy Tiemersma
• On South Dakota Dirt Road by Amy Tiemersma
• Sandra by Karla Kamp
• Trusted Suitcases by Diane Bakker
• The Coma by Dorthea Grossmann
• Once Upon a Christmas... by Dawn Nykamp
• Death …

"Interviewing" Mr. Larkin, Robert Phillips

The Courier

This article provides some details about the life of the English poet Philip Larkin. This enigmatic man wrote some of the best poetry in the English language of the twentieth century. His work had a lasting effect upon readers. After that of Sir John Betjeman, Larkin's verse was probably the best-loved of any contemporary poetry in the United Kingdom.

Vol. Xxvi, No. 2: Miller Williams, Lewis Turco

The Hollins Critic

No abstract provided.

The Lantern Vol. 55, No. 2, Spring 1989, Holly Teti, Liz Young, Janet Mast, Stephanie Walker, Stephen Grim, Matthew Noll, Kathy Bowers, Peter Henty, Laura Sassaman, Joe Repko, Matthew Pecic, Carol Jennings, Tim Percarpio, Denise Marino, Brad Greenwood, Robin Lentz, Erika Rohrbach, Jerry Vankanan, Andy Rogers

The Lantern Literary Magazines, 1933 to Present

• Sitting On a Summer Bench
• A Perfect Daughter I Could Never Be
• Roots And Wings
• Sensai
• The Last Three Weeks of August
• Grown Up
• What Size?
• Hidden Colors
• Victims
• I Listen for Your Voice
• Thoughts
• In Remembrance of Grandpa
• Jesus Christ, Terry
• Penance
• The Guys Are Driving High
• You and Me and Big Ginko
• The Good Ole Days of Seventh Grade
• Cycles
• Leather Upholstery
• Chicago Kris in Cairo
• Lemonade and Medicine
• My Last 7:15 Communion

1989 Spring Quiz & Quill Magazine, Otterbein English Department

Quiz and Quill

No abstract provided.

The Paleontologist With An Ear Infection, Susan Howe

BYU Studies

No abstract provided.

At Aunt Meg's Funeral [And] Poetic License, David F. Curtis

English Faculty Publications

Two poems by David Curtis, an associate professor of English at Sacred Heart University, published in Coe Review, a contemporary anthology which publishes a variety of writings from within the Coe community and throughout the country.

Unconquerable, Edward L. Hart

BYU Studies

No abstract provided.

Vol. Xxvi, No. 1: Alison Lurie's Career, John Stark

The Hollins Critic

No abstract provided.

Imprints, Vol. 5, Melissa Jeanne Miller, Melonie Herring, Chad Poovey, Sandra Stanley, Theodore J. Calcaterra, Beatrice Fernandez, James L. Choron, Lathon Lewis, Christian Williams, Joe Gound, Eric Meissner, W Mallory Marsden, Patricia O'Neill

Student Publications

This 1989 edition includes winners of the T. E. Ferguson writing Contest, two honorable mentions, and a number of other entries that we felt deserved to be published. I would like to give special thanks to all the judges of the Ferguson Writing Contest who helped make this publication possible, and especially to Dr. Patricia Russell, who one again proved to be an invaluable asset. Her dedication and love for the organization and all it stands for has made this one of the most successful years ever.