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Tails You Lose, Steven Maier
Struggle, J. R. Pike
The "Inspected By 84" Ticket, Jim D. Hyde
Chi Verra Vorra, David Callahan
Full Issue, No Author
A Sonnet For Salome, Clarence A. Amann
First Communion, Anonymous Anonymous
L'Alte Torri, Richard Wahl C.S.B.
Robin-Redbreast Of Rubied Spring, David Callahan
Haiku Ii, William Frankenberger C.S.B.
Innocence Lost, George E. Wegman
October, Gregory Conchelos
Preliminary Pages, No Author
Attic, Ray Pavelsky
Something Other, Phil Parisi
To V. F., Joseph G. Genduso
Tale Of Twelve, Theodore Vallone
Tale Of Twelve, Theodore Vallone
The Angle
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"She was the most beautiful woman I have ever seen. Sue was nineteen, but her fully matured body and large frame made her appear in her early thirties. It was sad to see her crouched like a Hindu on that straw and filth covered floor clutching her child as though at any moment it might be snatched from her. She sat motionlessly with her bare knees pointing awkwardly at oblique angles toward the stone walls. How I would have dressed this queen! With gowns and furs and a tiara …
And I..., Gregory Conchelos
As The Last Vine Swings, Michael Goodwin C.S.B.
Preliminary Pages, No Author
Look At The Destination Marker, Paul O'Connor C.S.B.
Look At The Destination Marker, Paul O'Connor C.S.B.
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"When I got on the bus that day on my way to work I was surprised to see how few people there were on it. Usually it was crowded at that time in the afternoon, but today there were only three people."
Old Mrs. Craker, W. Patrick Post
1564 Shakespeare 1964, Clarence A. Amann
Time..., Dave Fisher
Chinese Maple, Paul Ferrari C.S.B.
Going On Ten, Eugene P. Walz
Going On Ten, Eugene P. Walz
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"All of a sudden, on Christmas Eve, my old dog Prince decided to die. Me and my dad found him the next day stretched out in front of his doghouse with his leash all twisted around the old Chestnut tree. My dad said that he probably died of a broken heart because be couldn't catch Santa Claus and his reindeer (he thought I still believed in him). But I once heard that when dogs get old they sometimes die of mistemper. Besides, old Prince never would have noticed Santa, …
On Returning To The Hill, Ray Pavelsky
Loneliness, Dave Fisher
Interpolation Problem By Ibm 1620, As Told To Dave Reid, Dave Reid
Interpolation Problem By Ibm 1620, As Told To Dave Reid, Dave Reid
The Angle
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"Editor's Note: The increasingly important role played by computers in our modern world has not passed by the staff of this magazine unnoticed. Indeed, we can even foresee a new use for these mechanical masterminds-the writing of poetry. To prove our point, we bring to your attention part of a simple math problem. But note the view of life it presents, especially in the last ten lines."
In Securing Oblivion, Joseph M. Ciuffini
In Securing Oblivion, Joseph M. Ciuffini
The Angle
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"It was once just an old sand lot sitting in nothing and surrounded by other sand lots. The lot lay content in doing nothing. Large grains of sand shifted; water spilled over rocks and stones and filtered into deep crevices. But nothing moved under its own power, for power was as of now, not. Only passive parts, waiting."