Willow Springs 54

Willow Springs 54

Fall 2004

Poetry

 

ALISON STINE

Swimmers

 

ROBERT WRIGLEY

Simone

Ocean

 

GEORGE EKLUND

On a Sunday Sixteen Miles Deep in the Woods

 

A.J. RATHBUN

Sufficiently Past Melancholy

 

SARAH BUSSE

First Letter to Sylvia

 

EMMA HOWELL

It Is the Morning of the Day of Bleach

Leading Me

Parallel Flight

 

WILLIAM OLSEN

The Unspeakable Where

Loon

Winter Beginning with The Jerry Springer Show

 

MELISSA KWASNY

Reading Novalis in Montana

 

JOAMES GRABILL

Hieroglyphic under the Fir Trees

 

MARK DAWSON

Remembering Her

 

ANDRA SMITH-HANSEN

Winter Mill Yard

Last Shift

 

LANCE LARSEN

Reading Old Diary Entries

 

ADAM HAMMER

What Really Happened to Miami

The Quarterly Review Journal Review

Paul Jumps Every Day

 

JAMES DOYLE

The Bride, the Oyster, and the Singing Red Fish

 

DANEED BERGLAND

When Despair Becomes a Kind of Weather

 

BILL BOGART

Poor Dog

Poetry in Translation

Fiction

 

JESSE MURPHEE

Amnesia

 

T.J. BEITELMAN

Rumination

 

PETER MARKUS

The Moon Is Girl’s Heart

We Make Mud

 

MICHAEL MARTONE 

Contributor’s Note

 

Vachel Lindsay Poetry Award

 

ALISON STINE

Kabul Lion

George Garret Poetry Award

 

JOAN MICHAEL 

Establishing Witness 

AWP Intro Award Winners

 

Poetry

LAUREN GOLDSTEIN MICHAEL 

Rhythm and Numbers in a Florida Kitchen

 

Nonfiction

PENELOPE SCHWARTZ ROBINSON

All Hands

 

Interview

Willow Springs issue 54

Willow Springs 54 features poetry, prose, and translation by Emma Howell, Melissa Kwasny, Peter Markus, Emperor Li Yu, and more. The issue also includes Alison Stine’s “Kabul Lion,” winner of the 2004 Vachel Lindsay Poetry Award, Joan Michael’s “Establishing Witness,” winner of the 2004 George Garrett Fiction Award and an interview with Melanie Rae Thon.

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