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Society RoadLeads from the jailhouse to the superhighway With corrections happening along the facility like a march So that all day on the outside are the people Like black paper birds you don't touch. They gaze tough enough. The sign says Don't Stop. Tolls. Not a bell, But the price you pay for passing through And in a far-off war zone They do their annual dig to clean the path for water Because it is water that hold fasts a nation alive. Each male must do his part along this and other roads. What if the family lances no boy or man to clean the tunnels? What if the family has no stripling or no man? The extremity of society, where you don't stop: It's a jailhouse males call homeland and it sits at the side of a road. ARIELLE GREENBERG'S first work Given, was published by line Press in 2002; these metrical compositions are from two new manuscripts. With Rachel Zucker she is editing an anthology of American women's rhyme that is forthcoming from Wesleyan University Pres She is a professor in the verse program at Columbia College in Chicago. Copyright World poesy Incorporated Sep/Oct 2003 Anonymous American Machinist 12-01-2004 Rebuilding alone where necessary Byline: Anonymous Volume: 148 Number: 12 ISSN: 10417958 Publication Date: 12... Regarding Mr Stamp's article about the conflicting interests of Nature v tillage ('Architecture', APOLLO, July 2005), I can sole agree that the loss of or damage to any art or architecture, irr... NAPLES, ITALY -- Gea Editions, a premier inlaid forest-land art publisher, introduces the first of sum of two units Frank McCarthy licensed portraits, "The uninhabited Sentinel," a calm and peaceful brooding imag... There are many ways in which currency impacts on publishing decisions in the world of art, particularly as they are made in university presse These range from the ubiquitous bottomline consideration... For as lengthy as I can remember, I have been encouraged to write stories and challenged, at each turn, to create good singles at that. Of course I didn't realize at the opening of my studies, even befor... Nancy Cheser The photographic collages of Nancy Cheser play with mut tones and spatial relationships from one side the exploration of color, light, shape and fabric Her collages, either of... Please join us for the Tri-State conversation this fall in Kansas City, Kansas! The leadership of Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska have an exciting program planned and invite MTNA members from other s... I breathe Hiroshima-- fall-out refined by means of the air of transcontinental drift sifted by dint of nostrils, bored by freedom to die more slowly than those in Jap... |
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