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The New Girl, Angela Marie Meredith Jan 2004

The New Girl, Angela Marie Meredith

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

The New Girl is a collection of poems in which the poet assumes a direct, unfeigned voice. These rhythmic poems cover the deeply personal to the universal and social. The body is presented as a record of experiences both good and bad. Feminist issues pertainingto marriage, work, and sexuality are explored. Whether the poem is about a personal relationship or some aspect of society, it is likely to be multi-dimensional and suggest a duality. Overall, the poems are rooted in the spiritual and attempt to relate, with holistic honesty, a sense of reverence for the impure parts of life.


Untitled, Jared Campbell Jan 2004

Untitled, Jared Campbell

The Messenger

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Carnal Knowledge, Matthew Harrison Jan 2004

Carnal Knowledge, Matthew Harrison

The Messenger

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A Danger In Natural Attractions, Godfrey Plata Jan 2004

A Danger In Natural Attractions, Godfrey Plata

The Messenger

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In Meditation: So Enters The Weight Of My People, Trenise Robinson Jan 2004

In Meditation: So Enters The Weight Of My People, Trenise Robinson

The Messenger

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Popcorn, Matthew Homan Jan 2004

Popcorn, Matthew Homan

The Messenger

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Skipping, Jared Campbell Jan 2004

Skipping, Jared Campbell

The Messenger

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Singer At The Arcade, Matthew Homan Jan 2004

Singer At The Arcade, Matthew Homan

The Messenger

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October, John Dunn Jan 2004

October, John Dunn

The Messenger

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236, Jared Campbell Jan 2004

236, Jared Campbell

The Messenger

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Hydrogen Bomb, Jared Campbell Jan 2004

Hydrogen Bomb, Jared Campbell

The Messenger

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Define Gravity - The Environmental Tango, Corinne Harner Jan 2004

Define Gravity - The Environmental Tango, Corinne Harner

The Messenger

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Metamorphoses, Sam Keyes Jan 2004

Metamorphoses, Sam Keyes

The Messenger

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Hips And, John Dunn Jan 2004

Hips And, John Dunn

The Messenger

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Perhaps Death, John Dunn Jan 2004

Perhaps Death, John Dunn

The Messenger

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Classical Black Woman, Trenise Robinson Jan 2004

Classical Black Woman, Trenise Robinson

The Messenger

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5th Anniversary Edition Jan 2004

5th Anniversary Edition

Bryant Literary Review

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Poem Written In Revlon's "Fire And Ice" Lipstick, Marie Harris Jan 2004

Poem Written In Revlon's "Fire And Ice" Lipstick, Marie Harris

Bryant Literary Review

I secretly wanted to be the girl

you dreamed about as you stood

staring at the phone number


Palden Gyatso Comes To Town, Anne Hanley Jan 2004

Palden Gyatso Comes To Town, Anne Hanley

Bryant Literary Review

I always go to hear

Tibetan monks

Even though

I cannot understand

Their words.


The First Seven Pregnant Women I Knew, Jim Daniels Jan 2004

The First Seven Pregnant Women I Knew, Jim Daniels

Bryant Literary Review

were teenagers. Some kept the baby. Entered


the desert of marriage, their childhoods


mirages wavering on whispered streets.


The Promethean, Volume 12, Number 02, Winter 2004, English Department, Concordia University-Portland Jan 2004

The Promethean, Volume 12, Number 02, Winter 2004, English Department, Concordia University-Portland

The Promethean

Welcome to the Fall/Winter 2003-04 issue of The Promethean. We are pleased to feature essays, poems, and artwork contributed by members of the Concordia University community during the fall semester. This is our most substantial issue to date and we are pleased with the breadth of perspective and genre that is represented. This issue features the three entries in our annual fall themed-essay forum: "Is the World a Safer Place?" The writers that participated, printed here, offer thoughtful reflections on our responses to September 11 and the war on tenorism.

Also in this issue local poet David Biespiel reflects on …


Verso Jan 2004

Verso

Bryant Literary Review

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Table Of Contents Jan 2004

Table Of Contents

Bryant Literary Review

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Editor's Note Jan 2004

Editor's Note

Bryant Literary Review

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It's Simple, Tim Bellows Jan 2004

It's Simple, Tim Bellows

Bryant Literary Review

Sunday after a short stack

of blueberry pancakes, half a cup

of ginger-and-cream tea,


Title Page Jan 2004

Title Page

Bryant Literary Review

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Horowitz In New York, Tim Bellows Jan 2004

Horowitz In New York, Tim Bellows

Bryant Literary Review

Precise blocks of keys.


He brushes them


and in the ear's inside chamber,


we hear. His fingers white as a baby. Seems the notes


beam across cold deserts-


and hidden sprigs of grass


think to nose their ways


upward, harboring a thin sense


of yellow warmth despite


the presence of ice.


Written On Water, David Thornbrugh Jan 2004

Written On Water, David Thornbrugh

Bryant Literary Review

The man whose smile is a whetstone

excels at kissing knives.

What does the sliced throat say

to the knife that kisses it?


Billy Moran Stands In His Back Yard, Saying His Prayers Over One Last Glass Of Bourbon, Michael Scott Cain Jan 2004

Billy Moran Stands In His Back Yard, Saying His Prayers Over One Last Glass Of Bourbon, Michael Scott Cain

Bryant Literary Review

Our Father, thank you for the bourbon,


for the ice cubes, for the way the color


of the booze lightens as they melt,


for the fragrance that prods the senses.


America's Most Wanted, Erica Olsen Jan 2004

America's Most Wanted, Erica Olsen

Bryant Literary Review

I'm coming home from City Market when I spot the other vehicle in my drive.

"Look," I say. "Visitors."