Blue Unicorn – Volume 34, Number 2 (Feb. 2011)

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CONTENTS

Duane K. Caylor/What Orpheus Remembers/5
Roger Desy/New Doe/6
Peter Layton/Backwards/7
Kim Cushman/The Infirmity of Fire [translation from the French of Yves Bonnefoy]7
Jackie Langetieg/The Salon/8
Jacqueline de Weever/Parrots from Top Hats/8-9
Brock Marie Moore/Blood Sugar: The Ghost Girl Made Real/9
Ray Skjelbred/Tilden Park/10
Richard Spillman/Python/10
Richard Holzinger/A Troubled Mind/11
Steve Kirchhoff/At the Edge of the World/12-13
Jean-Marie J. Crocker/Toward Easter/13
Judith Werner/Panacea/14
J. E. Bennett/Crossover/14
Laura Madeline Wiseman/Proposed: The Conjugal Tongue/15
John Grey/Lesson for Today and Tomorrow/16
Philip Parisi/Figure [translation from the Italian of Alfonso Gatto]/17
Simon Perchik/G97/17
Dennis Saleh/Pomegranate Blanc/18
John Perrault /Close Shave in the Rectory/18
Tessa Nelson-Humphries/One Broken Item to Declare at Every Customs Desk/19
John Hart/Exercise in the Verse Form of Beowulf/20
Ken Poyner/Gunny in Iraq/21
Ron McFarland/My Brother’s War/21
Donna Johnson/Lazarus/22
Franchot Ballinger/Cain Killed Abel/22
David Sapp/Boulder and Pond/23
Dolores Stewart/Of Books and Flowers/24
Patricia Nelson/Pictograph/25
Duane Niatum/Indian Summer on Barbizon Earth/25
Oliver Rice/Apologia/26-27
Rob Sparks/Angel Song/27
Saul Zachary/Frequent Flyer/28
Taylor Graham/Guardian/28-29
M. Ana Diz/Woman and Skeleton (After Robert York)/29
Fred Ostrander/Snake Story/30
Paul Willis/Anniversary on Piute Creek/30
Leo Dangel/Reporting at My Father’s Grave/31
B. Hulick/Persephone Redux/32
Dwayne Thorpe/For You/32
John Milbury-Steen/Wer-2/33
Ruth g. Iodice/Fragment/34
R. S. Stewart/More than Clouds Are Shifting/34
James B. Nicola/Pheasant/35
Margaret Lloyd/In the Presence of the Lord/35
Jeff Hardin/Due to the Short Lives We Live/36
B. Z. Niditch/The Open City/36-37
Richard Braco/Dandelion Hours/37
Vince Clemente/Emerson, The Monastery At Sicily/38
Contributors/38-40

Our cover features a landscape with unicorn from the Livre des Merveilles du Monde, an early fifteenth-century illuminated manuscript found in the Bibliothèque Nationale, Paris.