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-Thomas Carlyle


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Issue XVII,
May 2006
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Bluebonnets
by Sarah Jenks

Litterae

Have You Forgotten Me?
by Paul Lytle

Religio

Of the Original Mystery Plays
by Daniel Morgan

An Informal Love Letter from the Lord of Love
by Louis A. Markos

Politica

Death and Taxes, or: Death is looking nicer every day
by Paul Lytle

Societas

Why America Shouldn't Sit Down: The Corncob Diaries, Issue 1
by Benji Leal

Poetica

To Hope and Lily
by Daniel Morgan

Too Splendid
by J.E. Heath

Dessert
by William Brewer


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Publisher, Editor

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Anastasia P. Lytle
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Louis A. Markos
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J.E. Heath
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To Hope and Lily

by Daniel Morgan

Jesus with his hippie hair
Set long and dark o'er olive eyes
Had a love like me for winter days.
And the horizon blazed between
The deadened limbs that soon would bloom
As once the only tree (of two
That had no seed), it struck down man.
In time, the wood was nailed to Man
Again, and in the pulpy flesh
A peeling from the trunk was cut
And inked in blood and handed out
To everyone in paper leaves.
And now when all the world is white,
I think the leaves have clothed His sons
In seamless robes and words of light
Before his downy hair and olive eyes.