![]() | CONJUNCTIONS:2 Spring 1982 Edited by Bradford Morrow William Gass, Uncle Balt and the Nature of Being Frederick Busch, Critics Robert Creeley, Five Poems Theodore Enslin, Two Passages from AXES Thomas Meyer, Sappho’s Daughter and Three Poems Kenneth Rexroth, Vivienne Renaud James Purdy, Adeline and Wonderful Happy Days Mei-mei Bersenbrugge, The Heat Bird Michael McClure, Two Poems Czeslaw Milosz, An Interview with Albert Huerta Ryvel and Vehel, The Bestiary of the Ghetto James Laughlin, To the Scholar of Architecture Kay Boyle, Excerpt from a Long Poem in Progress H. D., A Friendship Traced: Letters to Silvia Dobson and a Poem (edited by Carol Tinker) Gustaf Sobin, The Earth as Air Carl Rakosi, Seven Poems D. W. Faulkner, Five Poems Gilbert Sorrentino, Doc Dubuque’s Idyll, or, Ah, Nature! Walter Abish, Spanish Sky Paul West, Dewey Canyon Edward Dorn, A Robert Service Bear Flies Imitation Tom Clark, Radio and Other Poems Jonathan Williams, Some Clerihews of Clara Hughes Kenneth Irby, Seven Poems | |