From this Issue
Poem
From the magazine:Snow into Evening
Snow into Evening
By Nikia Leopold
The snow keeps telling its soft secrets,
its white lies,
hiding the frozen pond,
printing a rabbit's track,
erasing it.
Buried snowdrops'
breath is the only gentleness
in January ––
not these drifts
which rise, voracious,
white as bone.
its white lies,
hiding the frozen pond,
printing a rabbit's track,
erasing it.
Buried snowdrops'
breath is the only gentleness
in January ––
not these drifts
which rise, voracious,
white as bone.

Table of Contents
- Stephen Stepanchev
- David Citino
- Nikia Leopold
- Victoria Hallerman
- Maxine Kumin
- F. D. Reeve
- Emily Grosholz
- Mary Winifred Hood
- Debora Greger
- Pearl Andelson Sherry
- Richard Speakes
- Laurie Blauner
- John Foy
- Neal Bowers
- J. Allyn Rosser
- John Hollander
- Jared Carter
- Melanie Du Bois
- Martial
High Reachers
- Robert B. Shaw
CONTRIBUTORS
- Laurie Blauner
- Neal Bowers
- Jared Carter
- David Citino
- Melanie Du Bois
- John Foy
- Debora Greger
- Emily Grosholz
- Victoria Hallerman
- John Hollander
- Mary Winifred Hood
- Maxine Kumin
- Nikia Leopold
- Martial
- F. D. Reeve
- J. Allyn Rosser
- Robert B. Shaw
- Pearl Andelson Sherry
- Richard Speakes
- Stephen Stepanchev




