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Saying & Doing, Phil Parisi Jan 1967

Saying & Doing, Phil Parisi

The Angle

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An Answer, Thomas P. Proietti Jan 1967

An Answer, Thomas P. Proietti

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64, Frans Weterrings Jan 1967

64, Frans Weterrings

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Suadente Diabolo, Thomas Hughes Jan 1967

Suadente Diabolo, Thomas Hughes

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"On parade in a book pressed poppy concession and playing pious in my pew, I am peering through these shuttered panes at the powder pouting girls and thinking sundry. I am nodding jerk approval of your modulated script and planning prompt disgression from your dripping pulpit pander to the duty doing faithless. I am panting out your prayers to a power happied god for the new succession babe barren borne in brittle birth. I am preying on the claim of your paddle padded plenty to the child drowning plain …


Trois Petites Liturgies Sur Le Mot "Amour", Jack Vorrasi Jan 1967

Trois Petites Liturgies Sur Le Mot "Amour", Jack Vorrasi

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Poems in English, titles in French.


My Conversion, Ronald Ashe Jan 1967

My Conversion, Ronald Ashe

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Preliminary Pages, No Author Jan 1966

Preliminary Pages, No Author

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The Prince And Time, James R. Hall Jr. Jan 1966

The Prince And Time, James R. Hall Jr.

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"Long after long-ago but shortly before one-upon-a-time, there was a prince."


Dream, Phil Parisi Jan 1966

Dream, Phil Parisi

The Angle

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Our Trojan Skaynay, James R. Hall Jr. Jan 1966

Our Trojan Skaynay, James R. Hall Jr.

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The Unpopular Spider, Harold Depuy Jan 1966

The Unpopular Spider, Harold Depuy

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Rain, Now, Ray Pavelsky Jan 1966

Rain, Now, Ray Pavelsky

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Front Street, Frank Delly Jan 1966

Front Street, Frank Delly

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Quietly..., Michael Goodwin C.S.B. Jan 1966

Quietly..., Michael Goodwin C.S.B.

The Angle

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Winter Nostalgia, Joseph G. Genduso Jan 1966

Winter Nostalgia, Joseph G. Genduso

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A "J. A." Type Lesson, John F. Robbins C.S.B. Jan 1966

A "J. A." Type Lesson, John F. Robbins C.S.B.

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When Winter Seizes, Phil Parisi Jan 1966

When Winter Seizes, Phil Parisi

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Jody, Michael Goodwin C.S.B. Jan 1966

Jody, Michael Goodwin C.S.B.

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"I have come home to the bed of my boyhood slightly drunk and weaving with dreams unstrung. Poppa is dead, and Jody, my little brother, sleeps beside me; his hands fragile as glass, his heart a silver bird."


Godiva, Gerald Koepsell Jan 1966

Godiva, Gerald Koepsell

The Angle

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"You're really going out like that?" I said.

"Why not?" She said.

"You could catch cold like that."


Two For You, Rick Taddeo Jan 1966

Two For You, Rick Taddeo

The Angle

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Full Issue, No Author Jan 1966

Full Issue, No Author

The Angle

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Preliminary Pages, No Author Jan 1966

Preliminary Pages, No Author

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The Night..., Dave Fisher Jan 1966

The Night..., Dave Fisher

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A. Paul Sigurd's Decision, James R. Hall Jr. Jan 1966

A. Paul Sigurd's Decision, James R. Hall Jr.

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"Well, son, I don't think anyone really knew how he got it. Some said it was always his and that he was always there. Yet others said that he inherited it from his father. And many be1ieved that it was given to him by an impulsive woman - the Hester Prynne type - who, being in dire straits, had to get rid of it. A few even said that he built it himself when lie was a young man. Me? I never cared how he got it; the fact …


A Reality, Bernard J. Kilonsky Jan 1966

A Reality, Bernard J. Kilonsky

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Apartmeant, Ray Pavelsky Jan 1966

Apartmeant, Ray Pavelsky

The Angle

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"knotnuckles clutching the doorknob worn with more uncounted palmings young and old she tottered at his words and could only breathe toward the milkchild."


Chewings Of A Bubblegum Mind, Rick Taddeo Jan 1966

Chewings Of A Bubblegum Mind, Rick Taddeo

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To A Doughnut, Allan Mcmillan C.S.B. Jan 1966

To A Doughnut, Allan Mcmillan C.S.B.

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Wendy, James R. Hall Jr. Jan 1966

Wendy, James R. Hall Jr.

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Warning Of The Tendency Of Alcohol To Cripple..., Clarence A. Amann Jan 1966

Warning Of The Tendency Of Alcohol To Cripple..., Clarence A. Amann

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