It comes in all flavors but I
can on longer taste the distance.
A hayseed trips its trap, fly
by tongue, deft equilibration. Billy
goes spool, then off to suction
section. Interest wanes, as in —
the best part of the day is night.
Stow away fears
They’ll come in handy
Mow with tears
Shakes just dandy
Silhouettes stilettos of hope in flint
of sight. It comes in all flavors
but I can no longer face the difference.
Gunter Grass interviews Mel Gibson on global
warming.
Sen. Joe Lieberman reviews Woody Allen’s Scoop
and calls it “Woody’s best film since Interiors.”
John Kinsella shares the most personal moments from his
friendships with Vaclav Havel and Muammar al-Qaddafi.
Jeb Bush and Raúl Castro outline their new “Two-Step
Program for Overcoming Sibling Rivalry”
Transcript of a panel with Henry Kissenger and David
Rockefeller, moderated by Claus von Bülow, on “Learning
from Brooke Astor: Tips on Surviving Your Nineties on
Less Than Five Million Dollars a Year.”
The Director of the Associate Writing Programs tackles
the question, “When Are Double Submissions OK?,” a
follow-up to his “most e-mailed” essay of 2004, “How to
Write Poems Even I Can Understand.”
Peter Handke, in his monthly column, “Slobo’s Penalty
Kick,” speaks out in defense of Zinedine Zidane. |
