The Yale Literary Magazine, Bind 138,Oplag 1Yale Literary Society, 1969 |
Fra bogen
Resultater 1-2 af 2
Side 20
... seat with his hands in his pockets . I smiled at the old woman as I gave her her fifteen cents and left the coffee stand . At work one of our top clients was waiting for me . His eyes were watering as he came into my office . He told me ...
... seat with his hands in his pockets . I smiled at the old woman as I gave her her fifteen cents and left the coffee stand . At work one of our top clients was waiting for me . His eyes were watering as he came into my office . He told me ...
Side 21
turned to each other and embraced closely . I squirmed in my seat . A man three rows behind me coughed and sputtered . We first met in the barg We first met in the bargain basement of Bloomingdale's because we were looking for the same ...
turned to each other and embraced closely . I squirmed in my seat . A man three rows behind me coughed and sputtered . We first met in the barg We first met in the bargain basement of Bloomingdale's because we were looking for the same ...
Andre udgaver - Se alle
Almindelige termer og sætninger
afternoon asked autumn foliage Beehive blitz bowed BROADWAY NEW HAVEN brood buddha burned late cage the second Cathedral Central Park cheap rubber band chronophobe circles of brown cism clamabo CO-OP NEW HAVEN coffee stand CONNECTICUT Connecticut's Largest conversation crabs creation of poetry Curly dangles desk door dreams Eastern Christian Eleanor ELIOT WROTE Fabers feel fell and fell felt GEORGE SEFERIS Giraffe goes going Greek Gregor Gregor hands happy heard HUNGRY CHARLEY'S hushed and heavy Janet lamps lapping lives lush Mallory looked Maria Marx Brothers mashed potatoes night oh Peacock Oh Sunday peaCock plUme pheasant poet prism profundis perhaps pulls remember Robert Horvitz sang savanna seat sidewalk sixty-facet smiled Somnambulant strange street Stylus Subway swish swish talking tapped things Thursday told Tony's translating undressing UnicoRn Valery vertical wait waitress walked wandered by Central Waste Land window woman write poems YALE CO-OP Yale Station