September 1969

From this Issue

Poem

From the magazine:
The Grave of the Right Hand

By Charles Wright

Poem

From the magazine:
Going

By Wong May

Going into the dark may mean
going further
into the dark, not out of it (ever), nor
really any further
but darker. And the
Gods know it: the risk
is that there's
no risk. ––
Send a man into
the dark, let
him investigate.

Poem

From the magazine:
My Father and I Steal an Engine from a Sawmill

By Greg Kuzma

September 1969

From this Issue

poetry-magazineFrom the magazine:The Grave of the Right Hand

poetry-magazineFrom the magazine:Going

poetry-magazineFrom the magazine:My Father and I Steal an Engine from a Sawmill

Table of Contents

From the magazine:
The Grave of the Right Hand

From the magazine:
Going

From the magazine:
My Father and I Steal an Engine from a Sawmill