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FEATURES
Letters from Readers 4
VOICE OVER by Rod Clark 5
ROSEBUZZZ 10
SHELLEY WINNERS ANNOUNCEMENT 126
EYE OF THE BEHOLDER 129
GO FIGURE by P. S. Mueller 132
I want my poems to be like bones
PALE HORSE By F.J. Bergmann 13
IF POETRY IS THE FOOD OF THE SOUL By Norman Mailer 17
CANVAS (FOR RUTH STONE) By Susan Deer Cloud 18
THE BEAR’S CURSE by Lumini
ţa Mihai Cioabă 19SOME POEMS By Norman Mailer 23
CHUCKO THE CLOWN By Robert Terry 24
FORMICA JAPONICA By Margaret Sharp 29
like flesh off a peach
from STEALING INDIANS By John E. Smelcer 31
INSTRUCTIONS FOR SISYPHUS by Lauren Fanelli 37
THE CLOSEST MAN TO THE MOON By Robert Cormack 38
IN THE BELLY OF AUGUST By Joannie Kervran Stangeland 45
LIVING IN THE PRESENCE By Fredrick Zydek 46
MY STRUGGLE TO BECOME A PRIEST By Raghbir & Doris Dhillon 47
relationships with stones and wind
GROWING SEASON By Joseph Bruchac 56
THE SLEEP OF REASON PRODUCES MONSTERS By Phong Nguyen 61
THE PHYSICS OF KARMA By Jayant Kamicheril 71
UNCLE HARRY AND THE RADIATION WORMS By Vincent Larkin 75
running horse skeleton thundering
WHY HAVE YOU COME TO THIS HILL OF DEATH? By Chayym Zeldis 82
THE MAN I WAS SUPPOSED TO BE By John Struloeff 92
SOUVENIR By Sheldon Gleisser 93
PETER’S COMPLAINT By Peter Cooley 96
THE RETURN OF KLATU By Jill Zeller 97
BOSTI By Shoilee Khan 100
ECONOMICS OF POPULATION By P. Doolittle 105
to meet great silence
SHORTS By John Lehman 107
TRACES By Greg Gregory 110
BANGKOK SUNSET By Paulann Petersen 111
STOPPING BY MOTHER’S... By M. L. Hartman 112
MISSING By Mark Defoe 113
TIA TREMENTINA By Joanna Gardner 114
COFFEE WOULD BE GOOD ABOUT NOW By Ellen P. Bloomenstein 120
LEARNING TO RIDE THE BUS By Allen Sanders 121