Issue 4:
Time
Bill Yake
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Farther
with apologies to Gertrude Stein
Likely will be will be is
momentarily is will be was;
then more and even more was,
apparently. possibly will be
will be will be indefinitely
is remain is and was was
all stasis. Imagine however
was was to be will be
is to be will be as well
and will be getting more
and even more will be
then we were all falling
poetentially are falling
will be falling further and
further ahead.
~Bill Yake
Bill, a Senior Scientist with the Washington State Department of Ecology, has been published in countless literary magazines and has authored two chapbooks. Email.
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This page updated April 23, 2002.