Music is your own experience, your own thoughts, your wisdom. If you don’t live it, it won’t come out of your horn. They teach you there’s a boundary line to music. But, man, there’s no boundary line to art.
Charlie Parker
Fall 2009
Table of Contents - Vol. V, No. 3
William L. Alton
Coaxing Blossoms
James Bell
the birds
John J. Conley
Concerning the Concert
Walter Durk
Inner Works
David Eberhardt
To Ida
Christine Hamm
Shattered Fetlock
This Road Goes South
J. M. R. Harrison
Encumbrances Of Angels
To The Heart In Its Dark Cavern
David W. Landrum
United States Soldiers in Italy---End of World War II
Reflections on My Son's Twenty-Fifth Birthday
Nulty Lynch
Asclepias
Dan Maguire
Hara-kiri
Somewhere Between
Yvette Neisser Moreno
Praying Mantis
Cicadas
Amanda K. Norris
The Hand of God
Housecleaning
Andrea Potos
Dry Spell Coming
Listening To A Recording Of Contemporary Poets I Wonder
First Fall Semester
Sun Lover
Don Schaeffer
Not Bringing Souvenirs
A Compendium of Daydreams
Shawn Nacona Stroud
What We're Spared
When Your World Tilts
The Last Time
Contracting
Stephen Jarrell Williams
In Step
Thane Zander
Ode to a Cigarette Lighter
Fredrick Zydek
Dream Animals: Regretasaurus
Music for the Parade
Karen Karlitz
Marriage, Interrupted
Matt Siegel
Reverse Triggers
The Broken House Of Nanjing
Christopher Woods
Everything
Thane Zander
Happy Jack's Glorious 40 Minutes
Chris George
Review of The Bird Artists by Laurie Byro