Blogs about: Issue 1 Number 3 Winter 2008
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Absorption by Robert D. Montoya
This is the sound of losing myself: the drips of continuous rain as it disperses itself along the wet ground, * Where Costa Rican vines, like syringes, suck the wat… more →
Two Hawks Quarterly
Table of Contents Winter 2008
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: Two Hawks Quarterly Issue 1 – Number 3 – Winter 2008 | View Show | Create Your Own _____ … more →
Absorption by Robert D. Montoya
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: This is the sound of losing myself: the drips of continuous rain as it dispe … more →
Driftwood Melody by Wendy C. Ortiz
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: –Whidbey Island, Washington Yesterday I left the cave to shine in the sun, like the sun, a sau … more →
New Day by Katrina Phillips
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: i want to wake up no more walking on my knees first time in my life i want to be in a church smellin … more →
Waiting by Katrina Phillips
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: my chin sinking slow in mud faint smell of urine, firecrackers and the beginning of life i begin to … more →
In the Garden by Katrina Phillips
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: fill my shoes with flowers bury me upside down my hair will sprout roots my skin will split cocoon * … more →
Antarctica by Richard Fein
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: Shoreline sounds: ice breaking, crashing, splashing penguins squawking, and the ghostly songs of wha … more →
Jazzwoman Nature by Richard Fein
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: Intelligent design is mamma nature’s cool improv. * In the grand composition from amoeba to … more →
At The Jamaica Bay Wildlife Sanctuary by Richard Fein
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: In the city there can be no pristine nature. Too many of us, too much is needed. The thickest bush, … more →
The Sartre of Spin Cycles by Peter Magilocco
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: Destined to be past repetition of that inanity assailing us, I ponder meanings of conditional cons … more →
Chant by Peter Bergquist
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: We sit alone and watch the waves. We see the working of the wind; it flips the waves and whips t … more →
Untitled Haiku by Mickey Z.
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: seeds now mutant can no longer comprehend how evolution works * About the Author: Born and r … more →
Untitled by Jacob Lasham
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: God could be an illusion and reincarnation or resurrection could be * a flat stone in your hand … more →
Last Supper by John Estes
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: It feels I’ve dropped into a Charles Wright poem: it’s Maundy Thursday, April, a fluke snow on the 3 … more →
Rooster Rock by John Estes
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: When the eye sees beauty, the hand wants to draw it. Wittgenstein * What happened, what impulse di … more →
Editors' Welcome - Winter 2008
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: Welcome to Two Hawks Quarterly’s Winter 2008 issue. For this, our third outing, we decided to shake … more →
Hatchet by Devin Galaudet
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: Sheer striped-print curtains that hung from cheap white curtain rods blew softly in an April breeze. … more →
Finding Beautiful by Karissa Chen
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: Sam sits by the window and watches the storm swirling in a white cloud of madness, like angry wasps … more →
I've Known Rivers by Joseph McGonegal
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: For a boy to know his father he must travel upriver, far upriver—until the upping and the river beco … more →
