The Yale Literary Magazine, Bind 133,Oplag 2–3Herrick & Noyes., 1963 |
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Side 33
... Newton shuffles out from the television room . Newton is our butler , an extremely dark skinned Negro who has been with the family since before I was born . Mother had one of the pantries converted into a lounge with a television and ...
... Newton shuffles out from the television room . Newton is our butler , an extremely dark skinned Negro who has been with the family since before I was born . Mother had one of the pantries converted into a lounge with a television and ...
Side 34
Newton and I used to be good friends- ever since I was a child when we played together . But lately his actions have begun to get on my nerves . The fact is : Newton is a homosexual . He doesn't put on effeminate airs or act obnoxious ...
Newton and I used to be good friends- ever since I was a child when we played together . But lately his actions have begun to get on my nerves . The fact is : Newton is a homosexual . He doesn't put on effeminate airs or act obnoxious ...
Side 36
... Newton explained , -but still I didn't really understand . Yet they were fascinating and something stirred in me and I couldn't seem to move away , didn't want to move away , looking at Newton's close sweaty brow , beads of sweat big ...
... Newton explained , -but still I didn't really understand . Yet they were fascinating and something stirred in me and I couldn't seem to move away , didn't want to move away , looking at Newton's close sweaty brow , beads of sweat big ...
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EDITORS TABLE | 4 |
NEW POETRY 1964 Daniel Harris | 5 |
VARIATIONS ON A THEME Raymond DiPalma | 9 |
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