Jutmtabula lEbttnr: ICattig iianmng ®U0tnp00 Hanagpr: (Singer Shrill pnetrg lEbitor; Carol Hataon 5Pro00 Sbitnr: 2Cag itrna Art lEbitor: Cnbte Irooka Jfarultg Ahmanra: Samea M. 3)orian lEitoin ^krmmake DIVERSION Clasp me zebraed tentacling ginko. Orifice of sun stab a kiss into my eye. High noon shunt the haunt of this day’s dying. Carol Watson WALKING DOWNTOWN Deep-muffled gutteral of the Interstate somewhere belching, smoking chimneys; looking down from an overpass the yawning emptiness abruptly reminds me that the world is more than you and me, and the tobacco-stained sunset shatters the enencompassing bubble of my splendid lonliness. Kathy Manning POEM The cat with the green eyes sat on the window ledge and watched Eve busily paint her toenails a garish mauve. Flick, flick, his tail went flick, flick His tranquil understanding pervaded the hollow stillness as Eve engaged herself in a grandiose task. Drip, drip, the stain went drip, drip The lilliputian beast stretched on the chaise lounge for a nap before the start of the soul-shaking quietus. Tick, tick, the clock went tick, tick. Pam Kirby UNTITLED The spray comes Shooting forth from an upward source Gushing dPtwt Shocking, forceful Penetrating Invigorating man to greater gasps and gulps. Driving onward and internally Hood™ i„e.ri«.bly .h»„gh TembUng. bngers and the knowledgeable thumb s.m«i by hia .ague toU™' “■* into an infinity of tears Leaving behind the supreme primate, nak Pam Kirby ANTICIPATION The morning presages rain settles on weather before it comes and in settling becomes the weather. Carol Watson

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