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\nPOEMS  \nANDREW HUDGINS287Playing DeadThe Glass HammerPrayer Before BedLOUISE GLÜCK290HumidifierDAVID WAGONER292AnagramsDONALD HALL293Olives  \nAfter Horace(Odes IⅢI,5)LOREN GOODMAN296Traveling Through the Dark(2005)CONOR o'CALLAGHAN297The Modern Pastoral ElegyJOEL BROUWER300The Library at AlexandriaELEANOR WILNER301 ADoggerelBILLY COLLINS302 Traveling AloneA Sense of PlaceWENDY COPE306An Anniversary PoemGEORGE SZIRTES307Sixteen Variations on aCouplet of Akhmatova'sHomages to Camille PagliaCHARLENE FIX311DewlapsJEFFREY SKINNER313The ColtRICHARD WILBUR314Some Words Inside of WordsDABNEY STUART316Pied BootyRANDALL MANN317MondegreenCareerALBERT GOLDBARTH319The Locust Song  \nBOB HICOK321Middle age  \nClothes make the manBuilding a jokeJACK CONWAY324The Agamemnon RagDAVID KIRBY325Dogs Who Are Poets and Movie Stars  \nH.L.HIX328 “In the middle ofmy life,I awokein a dark wood.\"DAN CHIASSON329 To Dan Chiasson Concerning FortuneMARK JARMAN330Easy SermonZACK FINCH331Freedom of AssociationR.S.GWYNN333From Sectsfrom A to ZJENNIFER MICHAEL HECHT 335Sonnet on MirthChicken Pig  \n# Prosody on ComedyStory of Mγ LifeFear of Flying\n\nCOMMENT  \nKAY RYAN343I Go to AWPMICHAEL LEWIS358 How To Make a Killing from Poetry:A Six Point Plan of AttackDEAN YOUNG362 Ten TokesLETTERS TO THE EDITOR369NEWS NOTES374CONTRIBUTORS378  \nEditorCHRISTIAN WIMAN  \nManaging EditorHELEN LOTHROP KLAVITER  \nAssistant EditorFRED SASAKI  \nEditorial AssistantssCOTT STEALEY  \nADAM TRAVIS  \nReaderCHRISTINA PUGH  \nArt DirectionWINTERHOUSE STUDIO  \ncOVER ART BY PETER DE SEVE“Putois”2004(Courtesy of the Artist)www.peterdeseve.com  \nwwW.POETRYMAGAZINE.ORG  \n# A PUBLICATION OF THEPOETRY FOUNDATION\n\nPRINTED BY SCIENCE PRESS—CADMUS PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATIONS,U.S.A.  \nPoetry·July-August 2005·Volume 186·Number 4  \nPoetry(ISsN:0032-2032)is published monthly,except bi-monthlyJuly-August,by The Poetry Foundation.Addresseditorial correspondence to fo30 North Clark Street,Suite 420,Chicago,Ilinois 6o61O-5412.Individual subscriptionrates:$35.00 per year domestic;S46.00 per year foreign.Library/institutional subscription rates:$38.0o per yeardomestic;S49.0o per year foreign.Single copies S3-75,plus S4.75 postage,for current issue;S4-2S,plus S¹.75 postage,for back isues.Address new subscriptions,renewals,and related correspondence to Poetry,PO Bax 575.Mr.Morris,Illinois 6ro54.Periodicals postage paid at Chicago,Illinois and additional mailing offices.POSTMASTER:Send addresschanges to Poctry,po Bax 57s,Mount Morris,Ilinois 6t054.All rights reserved.Copyright 2005 by The PoetryFoundation.Double issues cover tuo months but bear only one nuber.Volumes that include double isstues comprisenumbers r through s.Indexed in “Acces,\"\"American Humanities Index,\"“Book Review Index,\"“”The Index ofAmerican Periodical Verse,\"\"Poem Finder,\"and \"Popular Periodical Index.\"Mauscripts cannot be returned andwill be destroyed unless accompanied by a stamped,selj-addresed 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