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ing of Everyman in the twentieth century so elliptical that it is occasionally enig- characterize Jesus in his humanity and his autobiographical allusions touch matic alludes to the...
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The Resilient Church AVERY DULLES Doubkday, $7.95 EUGENE HILLMAN By its title and sub-title, and because the author himself prefers the model of the church as sign, this book promises to...
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BOOKS WALLACE STEVENS, UNBLOOMED EDWARD PROFFITr Wallace S t e v e n s : The Poems of Our Elimate HAROLD BLOOM Cornell Univ. Press, $17.50 To begin in a mode congenial to Stevens, an...
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EDWARD PROFFITT NEW USES FOR OLD UTENSILS Your cauliflower served my brainpan death with housewife fingers and economy will plant you deep with daffodils the rose-roots twining...
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EDWARD PROFFITT OUR DECOR It surely is not a natural thing To have forsythia except in spring, Much less to have it spread across the walls And creep along the ceiling, where it crawls, Or...
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cupied territory, an "old-fashioned, the package, admired the product, and changes reflected in Mr. Nixon and dingy, poverty-stricken country,"...
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came up from her like a resonance of sound in the clearest grain of a violin. _9 . . She would ask no price . . . . Marilyn suggested sex might be difficult and dangerous with others, but...
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The Snow Poems/The Selected Poems
(September 1979)
