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Fall 2003 - Volume 26, Number 1
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American Formalism
some old lady
stitched a stripe
to show new york
a star to show new
jersey a well dressed
man played the sound
of a railroad on
a piano a lonely
neighborhood
invented a religion
in a dark wood some
boys created a country
like they were dreaming
up a novel and
when indians look
for consolation in
pollock's paint-splattered
canvasses they might
shudder to find
their grandfathers'
pipe dreams paralleled as
washington, jefferson,
and adams
turn prairies
into stars and
rivers into
stripes
-By Sam Goldblatt
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Poetry and Prose Deadline!
Thu 10.30 // 05:00pm //
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