Vol V/II (Oct 1986)
Three California Poets: Braverman, Falk, Metzger
Table of contents:
| Section | Author | Title | Page |
|---|---|---|---|
| Editorial Note | 3 | ||
| POETRY, BLESSINGS AND TRANSLATIONS BY MARCIA FALK | Introduction by Falk | 5 | |
| After Receiving a Letter from a Friend Back Home | 9 | ||
| To M., My Doppelganger, a Letter Begun in Parting | 10 | ||
| Sunday Noon in Friendsville, PA. | 11 | ||
| Setting Back The Clocks On Halloween | 12 | ||
| Resource: New Blessings | 13 | ||
| POETRY BY ZELDA | The Invisible Carmel | 16 | |
| Fierce Dialogue | 16 | ||
| When You Were Here | 17 | ||
| You Call Out Silence To Me | 17 | ||
| Enchanted Bird | 18 | ||
| A Woman Who Has Reached A Ripe Old Age | 18 | ||
| Untitled | 18 | ||
| POETRY BY KATE BRAVERMAN | Introduction by Braverman | 19 | |
| Rituals of Exotic Deception | 21 | ||
| Equinox | 23 | ||
| Flame | 24 | ||
| Lost Continent | 26 | ||
| Words | 27 | ||
| Fortunate Season | 28 | ||
| POETRY BY DEENA METZGER | Introduction by Metzger | 30 | |
| Who Knows What The Thirst Is For? | 35 | ||
| Priests and Magicians | 36 | ||
| How Do You Know The Beggar At The Door Is Not An Angel? | 37 | ||
| Alchemy | 38 | ||
| Sparks | 40 | ||
| Exodus | 40 | ||
| Maybe A Brother Is Addressing His Sister | 41 | ||
| Biographical Notes | 42 |
A pdf of the table of contents from the original issue is available here.