From this Issue
Poem
From the magazine:Moths
Moths
By Jennifer O'Grady
Adrift in the liberating, late light
of August, delicate, frivolous,
they make their way to my front porch
and flutter near the glassed-in bulb,
translucent as a thought suddenly
wondered aloud, illumining the air
that's thick with honeysuckle and dusk.
You and I are doing our best
at...
of August, delicate, frivolous,
they make their way to my front porch
and flutter near the glassed-in bulb,
translucent as a thought suddenly
wondered aloud, illumining the air
that's thick with honeysuckle and dusk.
You and I are doing our best
at...

Table of Contents
- Jane Hirshfield
- Jennifer O'Grady
- Cathryn Essinger
- Carl Dennis
- Lawrence Raab
- David Clewell
- Barry Spacks
Comment
- Sandra M. Gilbert
- How These New Homegirls Sing
- Sarton Selected (Ed. by Bradford Dudley Daziel) [May Sarton]
- Heroes in Disguise, by Linda Pastan
- The Cult of the Right Hand, by Elaine Terranova
- Bears Dancing in the Northern Air, by Christiane Jacox Kyle
- Winter Chickens and Other Poems and Let the Ice Speak, by Wendy Barker
- The Past Keeps Changing, by Chana Bloch
- Tall Stranger, by Gillian Conoley
- Out of Canaan, by Mary Stewart Hammond
- String Light, by C. D. Wright
- An Atlas of the Difficult World: Poems 1988-1991, by Adrienne Rich
- [Hilda Doolittle, Marianne Moore, Emily Dickinson, Walt Whitman]
CONTRIBUTORS




