iusbanalecta: A Pathfinder

This is a computer-generated pathfinder created against the Distant Reader study called iusbanalecta.

Each Distant Reader study carrel is composed of many individual items. Each item is bibliographically described with author, title, date, summary, and keyword values. Below is a list of the items' most signficant keywords as well as lists of the items themselves. Purpusing the content of this pathfinder provides the student, researcher, or scholar with one way to get their heads around the scope of the carrel. The keywords include:

Way; Mother; Baby; Place; Time; Mom; Analecta; Face; Day; Progress; Samantha; Fiction; Boy; Year; House; Tree; Lusk; Kids; Son; Church; Green; Devil; Kelly; Language; Box; Lhe; Dark; Love; God; End; Street; Zehner; Fox; Cody; Stacks; Sun; Salmon; Pond; Ask; Angel; Wings; Rain; Sugar; Bartalk; Think; Tion; Bend; Poetry; Drinks; Shipwreck; Wave; Darkness; Augustine; Kristiane; Streets; Photographs; Eden; Juujdof; Jefftatay; Jessica; Piano; Book; Desk; Printing; Mouth; Vegeta­; Elevator; Rats; Widow; War; Andy; Medusa; Hope; Callie; Fingers; Lawn; Vehicle; Weather; Grandfather; Hands; I.iv; Mari; Wall; Chris; Budapest; Cigarette; Walnut; Inside; Hermann; Zudj)/; Loneliness; Adma&dssdd; Tab; Heat; Halls; Eddie; Course; Candy; Oil; Ink; Cora; Fractal; Balloon; Poppies; Celeb; Budd; Mask; Tongues; Eberlein; Dql; Child; Madien; Porring; Editor; Michael; Bisbee; Ducks; Bounce; Watercolor; Kate; World; Windblown; Red; Couple; Puddle; Yellow; Thompson; ~'i; Galvas; Editors; Hoffman; Daddy; Bobby; Confusion; Crusades; Phyllis; Obscurity

Depending on how this pathfinder was created, many of the bibliographic sections will include elaborations on the meaning(s) of the given keywords. These elaborations were generated by feeding the items' summaries to a large langauge model and asking the model to address the question, "What is X?", where "X" is the keyword. The result will be a few sentences of elaboration. Be forewarned. The elaborations are often plausible, but they should not be take as truth. Instead, they should be taken as points for consideration.

• Yorktown by Hunsberger, Samantha (2013) - If every note held comfortable woe and tenuous joy kept that marvelous tone then something transfixing must have been lost in each unrecordable smear of her voice. In that house by White River. Keywords: way
• Nicotine by Wort, Nick (2013) - I shook like Haile Selassie. Heavy machinery blew by the window. Keywords: way
• Eastern Spit by Stamatovich, Clint (2012) - So, off made some plate went Vincent, his dear Catherine,­ shut up the ass-good, too, all colours bright, say, John boy took the ghost's green clay and found essential sugars to gust up a silver son's dirty hair, shorn and open, his eyes shot in the clear castle sky, let's go to the cave, boys, lets' leave the girls a mutiny and we'll find a way; bellies full of bubbling green bile, got off foot loosely and found the first floor of the yard- couple a yeast and ferms later and the small boy is done, say, we had the babe-lass, pigeon-toed, take him-she took 93 him well; now, then, down the spiraled, bleak, black metal, down the kids hiccuping awfully, down the way; dark now, second, shitting and romanticizing John boy's self to sleep, left burned in the throat the fire of bottles that nearly broke in snarls­ the wench a cur, ha, o, with breasts far too small, she found some English drab and hummed sum American tune, but, say, she was hot and red, boy, asking for our bottle, and, hm, Vincent pleading to have not carried her nation's ghost­ where she took no an answer; before the babes in the basement that bartered for tobacco, too young, far too young, but found someway; kids fingering themselves in booths blotted out of slurred, peripheral sight, light outside by the bright American glow, now just, ha, Vincent and John boy and a sore inclination for full lungs, up by Prazskj brad, wat, turned the corner for the cobble and found a murked room, Japanese goblins peering out through the cracks, o, of consciousness hoisted up by Vincent's cat-in-wall, 94 came close, comically, through bar! running, unclad, shared, and fat to the yup's sink to spit-up and laugh and talk and, god, trip- found that spit-up in the mouth of the sleeping where the sisters follow the boys' night along iii. English babes have mouths that yaw1 came close, comically, through bars and on porcelain-Chinese-American porcelain-the girls, the two, laughing, poking fun, at the whole, the whole while, singing stupid American pop, soda rotting the hind teeth, ha, and colours came bearing smell and touch; the letters smack some sense hard and mean and cold when the stones broke the wet wasteland and stairs that led to warmth cradled babies that fell under dream some hours early, care and huff and kiss each other in bright rooms, Vince led that way; but the old-man-bag who outwardly stood in protest of the open restaurant (never feeding, mind him, those mouths of pork and beef and goulash), Keywords: american; boy; way
• Early Morning Prayer by Kobb, David (2005) - In the tope colored hallway we walked past paper license plates with peoples names' on them taped to doors. She folded down the knee bench and knelt, eyes dosed and head bowed. Keywords: eyes; god; way

• Something Lost: In Medias Res by Adams, J.B. (2015) - and the voice that answers is not your sister, but rather a harmonic melancholy of her best friend, Sarah. * * * Into the only door left ajar you venture, where inside Sarah paces waiting for your arrival. Keywords: mother; sarah; sister; wes
• Hiding: An Essay by Morgan, Chad (2015) - This line of thinking manifested itself in many ways, most prominently in my habit of “dating” only “straight acting” guys. The flashlight was on it, and things like tennis shoes, bug spray, “modest swimwear,” and shortly after arriving at the Target on South Bend’s south side, my mother ripped off the bottom half of the list and, handing it to me, sent me in search of the supplies list- ed thereupon. Keywords: flashlight; gay; guys; mother; things
• Forked Road by Barrett, Rachel (2012) - 1tachl Barrett Forfleb I\oab Claire often was said to be the most beautiful. Her father was a religious man and would read her bedtime stories, never leaving out the scenery or unsettling end. Keywords: mother
• Late at Night, When My Mother Picked Me Up by Pfifferling-Irons, Amy (2010) - For weeks I was waitin his neonatologist was fighting weeks old and already sported of tubes and wires that would ~ high oxygen and regular blood baby, and couldn't help but fee The machinery, combir to transfer him out of his isole1 and witnessed another set of p: at 24 weeks) across the room. gerous infection. Not this moment, any Then came a beeping f nurses and doctors exchanged tone and its duration were seri heart; the mother wept into he: nurse set screens around the b; the bird-like body at high oxyi to the still child who needed tl The parents were esco1 mother's hysterics and the urge chaplain entered the unit and I activities caring for other babi hallowed be thy name ... Keywords: mother

• For Sale: Baby Shoes, Never Worn by LaForest, Cassandra (2015) - The smell is overpowering now as I watch Valerie push, her vagina stretching like a crying mouth. Startled, but smiling, Val looked at me and said, “Actually, I’m Valerie. Keywords: baby; life; rooney; val; valerie
• That Other Family by Gensic, Jenna (2010) - At the chaplain's cue, the staff at the nursery, all engaged in different activities caring for other babies, bowed their heads and recited The Lord's Prayer. I looked at my son, who remained on a jet ventilator, requiring high oxygen and regular blood transfusions, his frail body so covered in wires that I was holding more machine than baby, and couldn't help but feel frustrated with his uncertain future. Keywords: baby; isolette
• Baby Blues (an excerpt) by Gensic, Jenna (2009) - We didn't meet many peoplt a lot of other babies in the unit, but the Perhaps there were a few families we r circumstances, had their stay lasted as most babies came and went within a fe endured our length of stay. Sure there were a lot of other babies in the unit, but they were all there for different reasons. Keywords: baby; mikan; nurse; social; weeks
• Bodily Functions by Latson, Adrienne (2009) - Little baby finger­ md land in the short shag of the car­ ies, inspects and rejects the clipping. Hubby fake-burps, and baby giggle: aloud about stand-up comdedians. Keywords: baby; husband; night

• English Department Writing Awards by -, - (2012) - Jean E. Johnson (Honorable Mention) S~ Department mritin.!l Awarb.s Judge: Jim Daniels PoetrJJ Rachel Barrett (1st Place) Keywords: place
• Table of Contents by -, - (2011) - Than You Thought by Steven Cheak Theodore Gericault and Military Leftovers by Daniel Bock Driftwood Waiting For a Chest Opener by Lee Scott-Green Adventure Pants by Meghan Coughlin October Virginia by Chatell Barnhill The Unredeemed by Tim Patterson Silence Personified by Christopher Klein Nishike by Rebecca Pelky Following the Trail by Joe Kuharic Dementia: A Dialogue by Adam Walz Just Breath by Jena Dewald The Missing by Michelle Hanshew I am at the Epicenter of Most Earthly ... by Jacqueline Becker The Elevator by Bryan Foster Commonplace by Carissa Azner-Beane Wasteland by Mandy McKee A letter from the Trenches by Jenn Zellers The Leaf by JeffTatay Euclid Avenue by Doug Hubbard Small Treasures by Michelle Hanshew iv Page 53 Page 54 Page 55 Page 56 Page 57 Pages 58-59 Page 60 Pages 61-62 Page 63 Pages 64-69 The Aquatic Ape Hypothesis by Derick Eash A Visceral Rip by Justin Miramontes Uncle Mose by Joe Chandler The Capitalist Costume by John Baldin Faith by Jordan Eash Chapin Park by Samantha Wagner Dining Out by Rachel Barrett The Queen of Phoenicia by Matt Henry Art Captain Fitzpatrick by Nicole Riniger Still Life by Nicole Riniger Schizo by Britanny Herrada Miss Misery by Britanny Herrada Dans La Rue Scrbie by Rebecca Gibson Even the Trees Carry the Weight of the Ages by Rebecca Gibson Bicho Loco by JeffTatay Valley of Oaxaca by Jeff Tatay Nature's Canvas by Erica Wood Flight Communication by Erica Wood Ice Wine by Joe Kuharic Circular Times by Joe Kuharic Reflections on Caviar by Karie Pfaffenberger Unsung by Karie Pfaffenberger Final Collage by Ty Moore iii Pages 1-5 Pages 6-9 Pages 10-13 Pages 14-15 Page 16 Page 17 Pages 18-19 Page 20 Pages 21-25 Page 26 Page 27 Pages 28-29 Page 30 Pages 31-33 Page 34 Pages Keywords: fiction; joe; page; place; rebecca
• 2007 Lester M. Wolfson Award Recipients by -, - (2007) - Reed elcey Parker Wright ~ Bauters & Robert White Cytacki ients >llowing individuals for their [on of this issue: ond Lee ·ds ith laney itzer dgett Poetry First Place Second Place Honorable Mention Short Fiction First Place Second Place Honorable Ment io11 Non-Fiction First Place Second Place Honorable Mention Drama First Place Second Place Honorable Mention 2007 Lester M. Wolfson Award Recipients Judged by John Gallaher Talia Reed Eric Oswald Vince Bauters Neil Kelly Naoko Fujimoto Oloc fl o rkKeywords: place
• Credits by -, - (2006) - Credits Editor: Rebecca Gerdes Art Coordinator: Kelly Andrews Cover Design and Magazine layout: Kelly Andrews, Scot Peterson Advisor: David Dodd Lee Submission Solicitation: Eleroy Ramsey, Neil Kelly, Laurel Wiederman-Bieschke literature Reviewers: Neil Kelly, Laurel Wiederman-Bieschke Art Reviewers: Kelly Andrews, Scot Peterson Special Thanks lo: Debbie Richards and Anne Richmond for their experience, support, and excellent advice. I Ever Had by Neil Kelly; Untitled by Anne Schillingsburg; Enough by Chris O ' Brien Drama - 1 st Place Winner - the Clerk, by Colleen Card 2nd Place Winner - The Means, Act One, by Zorina E. Jerome Analecta, Number 36, 2006 II Poetry The Age of Conti Cultivation Coll Budapest's Bes! Keywords: kelly; place

• Following the Trail by Kuharic, Joe (2011) - There just simply isn't time to stop;' That's Special Agent. They were careful every time, this time however the camera in the bank was able to get a clear shot of his face and it was only a mat­ ter of time before the EB.I. was able to track them down; more than likely putting the heat on her mother. Keywords: mexico; seat; time
• Black Water by O'Brien, Chris (2007) - Stac1 ,; An E In the kitchen, an egg-timer goe: Lo be Lo the brink of starvation, whil1 my feet, reminding me of our walks find browning chicken - baking at a thing Lo rotate the bird, but when I < spoon labeled Stephen in faded red outlines of red and blue balloons. Stephen jumped up and down i; Time eat?, as he paraded around ar and spoon together while I began Lo Would you like to help Momm3 Keywords: stephen; time
• Time by Mangels, David (2003) - Analecta TIME DAVID MANGELS PHOTOGRAPHY 42 - .. _. Keywords: time
• FOREWORD by Hoffman, Carla (1975) - Marie Remington and Harold Zisla took the time to help us make decisions on artwork when high quality submissions made our choices difficult. Some artists are becoming legendary: Henni Akkerman and Sue Hartup continue to display outstanding talent. Keywords: issue; time

• Relinquished by Gardine, Amy (2013) - My mom used to h2 second living room in the house that b market full of candies, chips, drinks ar in the upper left comer. Relinquished she floated up into the liquid nitrogen of the sky where Greek gods and poltergeists danced around the totem moon Amyr Gardine and slowly released a sigh like the creek of a weary church while her body floated in unison with the smoke from her nostrils for just one moment then fell down to the horizon where the birch and owl were kissing awake the cerise sun that lit the stone path beneath her feet where the moss crouched in anticipation of her mind ra Ahlam Life is a stage .. Keywords: mom
• Home In A Coupon by Jones, Jacob (2009) - Had six kids as tax write offs. I don't just count my pennies, I make investments, in chicken stock, and 100 Grand candy bars. Keywords: mom; park
• Moving On by Wagner, David (2004) - Clint was the toast of the town, Carlton, Ohio's favorite son. In a town where Friday night High School football was the social event of the week, Clint was the main attraction. Keywords: clint; mom

• Title Page by -, - (2015) - ANALECTA 123190 IUSB ANALECTA 2014-15 Body v3 proof %281%29.pdf Keywords: analecta
• Impressions from The Bottom Lounge by Pelky, Rebecca (2010) - And his soul spills from vocal chords Onto the pitted cement floor littered With paper ticket stubs And crushed plastic cups. lfl saw him Here in the harsh Light of day I could not neglect the naked Insulation hanging From rusted wire Above damp concrete and The cobweb of cords and chains That secure the stage And amplify A melody. Keywords: analecta
• Justifiable Genocide? by Onderonk, Jessie DeVere (1998) - Jessie Devere Onderonk ANALECTA 92 I justifiable Genocide? Keywords: analecta

• 'Clang, Clang, Clang,' Went the Trolley by Bye, Joy (2012) - Midway through the song, Rose glides down the stairs into the au­ dience to begin accepting tips. I don't want to sp• Tonight, Rose is doing a middle < Judy Garland's career you know th out of control from an addiction tc period in her life is the most endea majority of gay icons have several out spoken, flamboyant, and typi• qualities are what draw gay men 2 and flawed an individual, the moi icons are almost always female. Keywords: brett; crowd; drag; face; judy; rose; song; stage
• Untouched by Hurley, Kelly (2005) - Dryer sheets and home cooking. Untouched. Keywords: face
• AN ARRIVAL OF AN IMPORTANT GUEST by Wujcik, Dennis (1975) - Face so close to equal face, And stares mistaken for glares. An Arrival of an Important Guest AN ARRIVAL OF AN IMPORTANT GUEST Anticipation of almost there, Wet hands grasping handles And fogged windows. Keywords: face

• I am at the Epicenter of Most Earthly Entanglements by Becker, Jacqueline (2011) - I am at the Epicenter of Most Earthly Entanglements By: Jacqueline Becker Often while watching bumblebees I wonder, I wonder how it is they are able to fly. Night at winter is always more beautiful, It has more stars and the moon seems brighter, Keywords: day
• The Day I Became Guilty by Lyvers, Glenn (2009) - But before he left, Antonio told Mama, I think Papa needs cool water - and then he laughed as I went to fetch it. Mama prayed for him constantly, and every hour she would say, Isabelle, go fetch cool water, and I went - so Papa would not have warm water by his bed. Keywords: antonio; church; day; mama; papa
• EYES by Rensberger, Lois (1975) - When she does remember---passing along the street by the courthouse or observing a display of bicycles---she assures herself that ~he foolish old man is just that and nothing more, his strange and pierc- ing glance was merely a vacant stare or some unexplained trick of the morning light, and the panic in which she fled was only a nervous re- action. She moves sharply, knocks her purse from its unsteady perch on the small shelf, bends to pick it up; nose and eye are confronted by the damp spot on the floor. Keywords: day; ellen; eyes; man; sister

• Beauty in Dark Places by -, - (2008) - baptism by ad-hoc tedium, but progress is progress, right? hospital linens soften. Keywords: progress
• Velocity by Smith, Ryan (2008) - baptism by ad-hoc tedium, but progress is progress, right? hospital linens soften. Keywords: progress
• Progress by Downey, Michael (1980) - Although I cannot stay, the wild is still, Birds dream and wake. If I speak nightlong, half grief, half laughter, How it holds, how still the eye. Keywords: progress

• Table of Contents by -, - (2015) - [22] Anne Marie Lindgren - Vending Machine Quarters [23] Samantha Lewis - Camouflaged In Medias Res [67] Savannah Hope - Eden [71] Cassandra LaForest - For Sale: Baby Shoes, Never Worn [73] NON-FICTION Chad Morgan - Hiding: Keywords: korn; lewis; samantha
• Desert Sprouts by Plute, Samantha (2009) - Had six kids as tax write offs. I don't just count my pennies, I make investments, in chicken stock, and 100 Grand candy bars. Keywords: samantha

• Non-Fiction Title Page by -, - (2015) - NON-FICTION Keywords: fiction

• Childhood's Last Summer (an excerpt) by Miller, Brandi (2009) - As members of the media she nal group refused to talk to them, whi Other kids who weren't even there ta ders, waving and smiling to the came Hey! Other kids who weren't even there talked, arms slung over each others shoul­ ders, waving and smiling to the cameras. Keywords: boy; kids; river; son

• Letter from the Editor & Special Thanks by Phillips, Terrie (2011) - ii English Departmer Short Fiction First Place - Malicf Honorable Mentior Poetry First Place - 1850-J Second Place - The Honorable Mentior And Personal Essay First Place - I Thin Second Place - The Other Selections oj The Orator: The Ste The Aquatic Ape H A Visceral Rip by J1 Uncle Mose by Joe The Capitalist Cost Faith by Jordan Ea Chapin Park by Sa1 Dining Out by Rae The Queen of Phoe Art Captain Fitzpatrick Still Life by Nicole Schizo by BritannJ Miss Misery by Bri Dans La Rue Scrbit Even the Trees Car Bicho Loco by Jeff Valley of Oaxaca b; Nature's Canvas by Flight Communica Ice Wine by Joe Ku Circular Times by ; Reflections on Cav Unsung by Karie P Final Collage by TJ After sitting down with Jeff Tatay, cover artist, I already knew what I wanted. Keywords: submissions; work; year
• Swift Migration by Kelly, Neil (2007) - A sparrow, or maybe a finch, skims in the wind, dodging hail and meteor particles remimscenl of December dandruIT on a black sweater. Beyond the city limits, the brisk air and whispers of deceased foliage smash my face like a rubber mallet against a dent. Keywords: year

• Just Breathe by Dewald, Jena (2011) - The next few we1 plained away by theorie: windows were brought 1 back to normal when th two sons well enough to in the middle of the nigl board up their windows over to see if they had le ing around the house re scratched up the back de looked past the neighbo them had boarded up w The last month r going to work entirely, £ guns into the house, wa1 of neighbors left around to them, explaining the , they simply blow me off though: all of the famili( mastiff, but most of ther house, but all of them w were chosen first - I can bors, I gave up trying to Just Breathe By: Jena Dewald Just Breathe': I whispered to myself as I stared at the board composed of lights which seemed as if they could light up the New York City sky. Keywords: hell; house
• The Missing by Hanshew, Michelle (2011) - So far it's worked; I've boarded up the first floor windows, as well as the one above the porch, all without visits from nosy neighbors. There's only a handful of neighbors left around me now, and all of them seem to be oblivious to what's going on. Keywords: house; neighbors

• The Emerald Ash Borer (an excerpt) by Duenez, Eric (2009) - When Clay was still in high school, he was getting the mail and noticed the shell of a cicada on the maple tree in front of the house. Someone was in front of him, saying something; their lips reminded Clay of the fish in the aquarium of the doctor's office back home. Keywords: award; clay; diamonds; jack; tree
• Tree of Heaven by Perron, Anne (1980) - Sun -dappled street, the tree cast white flowers on our hair, on soft lawns, we turned cartwheels and the sky rolled sharp blue in our eyes. Gaslight lamps caught our first kisses, the tree slipped silhouettes to shadow and grew sharp scents in city air. Keywords: tree

• Birth Announcement by Pimienta, Laura (2009) - In your homeland you would be an Aztec prince amid flowering dahlias, surrounded by the singing of sparrows and your hands would grow to grab the guavas from the tree and the waists of blossoming women with radiant copper skin under the eternally shining sun. Your roots, your color and your name are flagrant reminders of your alien­ ation. Keywords: lusk
• Lusk at the Lake by Smith, Ryan (2009) - He had not yet seen Lake Superior, grey water, not blue at all, a magnanimous periphery of shells that held no oceans, his father at the center of the long rope bridge, eyes wide, and Lusk sitting at the far end saying will you come ifI meet you out there, and hold your hand? Lre flagrant reminders of your alien- ec pnnce the singing of sparrows : guavas from the tree 11ally shining sun. Keywords: lusk

• It Happens All the Time (an excerpt) by Kelly, Neil (2007) - I \\alkcd back over lo Lhc window and took a drink from the white can. She lossccl her cigarcllc lo Lhc ground and picked up two Daisy single pumps and started shouting orders lo adulls and other kids. Keywords: beer; box; door; kids; lhe; pellets

• The Clock Shop Sage by Leapman, Rabbi Steven M (2006) - My father, partially concealed by dawn's early light, did as would many dutiful men Raise a garage door and depart to serve and sell in the year's dark twelfth month When Light is sought and whether electrical or inspired we celebrate so as to guarantee Income and a way of life for which his immigrant parents risked an ocean's roar While snow fell and ice formed as cash registers rung and customers shopped A mother and son of the upper middle-class and a merchant's fond, unspoken affections Were necessarily abandoned celebrants and audience of a father-absent Festival of Lights A proprietor and throughout all Decembers' delirium so sadly less prevalent as a parent Whose presence became a nightly telephone line's contingency While son and spouse kindled light and recited lin1rgies in a glow suburban and solimde II We reclined every Passover to be ready for prophetic redemption Keywords: clock; father; shop; son

• The Means, Act One by Jerome, Zorina E. (2006) - Waymon yanks Monet away from Winslow. Waymon showers Aliycha with kisses. Keywords: aliycha; church; lexie; love; maitron; monet; preacher; waymon; winslow

• Bike by Blue, Dane (2009) - because they were there too a beetle clung above me the slender blade drooped with his panicked wei his existence precious to him as mine was to me off a ways, my mother called god-dammit Nikki, I swear t< you 're playing in the creek a I'm going to sell you to the J near by the water sang over the rocks and stc and I could see myself riding in the back of a green pick-up bouncing over a dirt road my new father strumming his guitar singing his sad, sad songs 56 DANE BLUE BIKE NICOLE KOROCH ME, LITTLE lying there behind that old white bar watching the ragged tips of long gra~ wave in the languid breeze the heat pressed one so Keywords: green
• Me, Little by Koroch, Nicole (2009) - but it was cooler sinking into the dampish dirt with the sky above and the smell of the loamy green and the cicadas whirring and buzzing because they were there too a beetle clung above me the slender blade drooped with his panicked weight his existence precious to him as mine was to me off a ways, my mother called god-dammit Nikki, I swear to God if you 're playing in the creek again I'm going to sell you to the peach pickers near by the water sang over the rocks and stones and I could see myself riding in the back of a green pick-up bouncing over a dirt road my new father strumming his guitar singing his sad, sad songs 57 ) DANE BLUE BIKE NICOLE KOROCH ME, LITTLE lying there behind that old white barn watching the ragged tips of long grass wave in the languid breeze the heat pressed one Keywords: green

• Man on Bicycle by Reed, Talia (2008) - Talia Reed Man on Bicycle 24 Jason Silveus Carrying I wondered where the danger went. This is what they call vengeance. Keywords: devil
• Carrying by Silveus, Jason (2008) - This is what they call vengeance. This is what they call vengeance. Keywords: devil

• Table of Contents by -, - (2007) - Azar Jason Cytacki Neil Kelly Chris O'Brien Stacy Rummel Jason Cytacki Lindsey Abair Robert \Vhite Dan ~Iann Vince Bauters Eric A. Gingerich Talia Reed Katy Wright Kaoko Fujimoto Talia Reed Chris O'Brien Clinton Worthington Adam Dwight Joshua Leuthold Ryan Smith Neil Kelly Mandy ~1cCoy Rosalinda Le)a Katy Wright Matt Skibbe Joshua Leuthold Jason Cytacki Vince Bauters Chris O'Brien Katy Wright Amanda Alvarado .Terron Robinson Jillian Guzicki Joe Borkowski Eric Oswald Char.mi Keranen Clinton \Vorthington Jason M. Silveus Terri Vega JeffTatay Chad Forbrcgd Vince Bauters Talia Reed Katy Wright Charmi Keranen Vince Bauters 8 9 10 14 15 18 19 22 23 27 28 32 34 35 37 40 41 42 46 47 50 51 52 58 59 60 63 64 66 68 69 70 71 75 76 86 87 90 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 112 Keywords: katy; kelly; wright

• Dead Animal by Ballinger, Chrissy (2007) - This is the Arabic wor< always been a large part of my life an world where language plays a major Expressing myself and finding my id ertheless, after many years of confusi ground and heritage, I have come to I was born in America, but my p: ocean from the Middle East. The na spiritual language that has sadly corr a language and culture I have learne language is English. Keywords: language
• Hybrids: Where Do They Belong? by Azar, Lyla (2007) - Many other Arab families expect, if not demand, their children to marry an Arab or an Arab American in order to preserve this authenticity. However, many other Arab households struggle to maintain this purity. Keywords: american; arab; language; parents

• Fireflies by Gerdes, Rebecca (2006) - Fireflies By Rebecca Gerdes Behind tall talking trees that are only silent when you can't hear them anyway, down an angle of masked road right off Highway 51 a child, Tammy, prays to bursts of light then pulls illuminated stomachs from spindly legs, and wears the glowing ring, glad it is only almost alive. And when Daddy mows the driveway that's when pebbles dance, sand and stone and Tammy's chubby finger joined in dusky faintness, gleaming like the twinkle of a distant star. Keywords: box

• An Empty Nest by Rummel, Stacy (2007) - I turn the stove burner lo high and pul the lid on lhe pot and wait in Lhe dining room and listen lo lhe race be­ tween the egg limer versus the fire alarm and wonder which one will sound first ~When the smoke alarm goes off, I go into the kitchen, turn everything off, and then make a plate of burnl chicken and caramelized corn. I head over to the utility drawer and grab the fork and knife labeled Stephen and sil down to eat al lhe dining room table. Keywords: chicken; dave; lhe; room; stephen

• Cultivation by Card, Colleen (2006) - Let rain deluge my pores and flood my veins till hidden seeds burst and curl and pierce th rough layers of flesh to blossom in bright red drops beneath the aching sun. We thumb our r at doilies, baked goods, radishes­ torhanya calls: gold nugget nibs of noodles homemade by hands that await us- The Hungarians. Keywords: dark
• The Age of Contraception by Zurawski, Cassandra (2006) - Let rain deluge my pores and flood my veins till hidden seeds burst and curl and pierce through layers of flesh to blossom in bright red drops beneath the aching sun. We thumb our r at doilies, baked goods, radishes­ torhanya calls: gold nugget nibs of noodles homemade by hands that await us- The Hungarians. Keywords: dark

• She Dreams in Color by Rafter, T. G. (2000) - Warm blood poured out over her hands. She wiped her hands across her face and ran on, felling the hot wetness of tears fall down her cheeks. Keywords: brother; love

• Sonnet (From the Book of Not) by Greenlee, Michael (1995) - Sonnet (from The of Not) Michael Greenlee and in heaven a blind god spins madly churning to the insane piping of flutes mouthed by knowing angels whose once golden sbn and downy wings have been ravaged by the eternal atomic glory of our most high god. of this i have no doubt: my honesty i'll give to god, whose grace will bury all of us. Keywords: god

• Appology by Burgess, Christopher (1996) - viAceral pagoda 111 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • ,• APPOLOGY ChriAtopher BurgeAA Dearest Daphne, Your name, my dear, echoed on hushed lips, the traces of fingertips on weathered marble, the soft lights upon your face from distant lamps, has undertaken to withstand time. Keywords: end
• The Poet by Wappenstein, Paul (1980) - Sweet lady, make it long: Sing to sad hearts a gladly Forgotten song. Sing sadly, and discover No lean notes known before. Keywords: end

• Apt. 201 by Amato, Michael (1980) - He stands there naked save for black wool socks fallen to his ankles. the dry brush burning in the field sends up steady funnels of smoke - flames flash slow in the distance. Keywords: street
• yellow lullabies by Kimbel, Sylvia (1980) - He stands there naked save for black wool socks fallen to his ankles. the dry brush burning in the field sends up steady funnels of smoke - flames flash slow in the distance. Keywords: street

• Oil Painting by Zehner, S. (1979) - Untitled S. Zehner Keywords: zehner
• Oil Painting by Zehner, Dorothy (1979) - Untitled Dorothy Zehner Keywords: zehner

• Print by Chwalek, Julie (1979) - Untitled Eileen Godollei-Reis Hound A blue shape, all but hidden, dingoes in the dark, intent, follows one scent past town, past farm- houses, remote barns, up a hill, to where the road narrows to a footpath, wanders off, is nearly lost in weeds, tree-roots,aworn rag of ribbon dropped long ago, along a lake, and then widens again. Lapped in shadows, he is lapped by other shadows, seen and disappearing, the carcanet of white at the throat. Keywords: fox
• The Blue Fox by Godollei-Reis, Eileen (1979) - The Blue Fox Eileen Godollei-Reis Hound A blue shape, all but hidden, dingoes in the dark, intent, follows one scent past town, past farm- houses, remote barns, up a hill, to where the road narrows to a footpath, wanders off, is nearly lost in weeds, tree-roots,aworn rag of ribbon dropped long ago, along a lake, and then widens again. Lapped in shadows, he is lapped by other shadows, seen and disappearing, the carcanet of white at the throat. Keywords: fox

• Table of Contents by -, - (2014) - Cody Miller 7 Millpond .................................................................... Cody Miller 71 Creation ..................................................................... Keywords: cody; jeffrey; miller

• Scandalizing the librarians by Eggleston, Joe (2014) - They pornographize the written word, have laid them, as it were, lifelong: who knows the depths or heights book-lust might have taken them, alone or together, some nights or bright noontimes among the shelves, orgy of orgies of pages breaking woven above the eye. First Place Prize Poetry Joe Eggleston Scandalizing the Librarians Is what I would call it, but I've known too many to believe they'd be shocked at finding us in delicto, here, among the stacks. Keywords: stacks

• Falling is Just Another Means to an End by Evans, Rebecca (2014) - So he concentrated as he fell, plucking death from the skies moment by moment piece by piece until it was enough to put in his back pocket and save for a rainy day. The salmons tried to see, I knc Over the dam so many times, Avoided hooks and colors of y Only to drift backwards with 1 Leaves to settle in a small dep Of pebbles in late October. Keywords: sun

• Souls Drifting from a Parking Garage Staircase by Miller, Cody (2014) - The others Scatter as a boy throws a rock or because They smell fresh eggs sinking Away from a female. It surrenders to the sway Of the water on the bottom of The Sable River and relaxes In the gentle passing of sandy granules Against its sides and whitened Belly now empty of its purpose. Keywords: salmon

• Millpond by Stump, Joshua (2014) - Analecta 2014 Poetry Joshua Stump Millpond 9 Long legs half in the cool mud painted a sophomore effort was all she had in the last seconds of drowning- moonlight hymns. Keywords: pond

• Towers by Peterson, Ashley (2014) - We rounded a corner and dirt became stones, stones became large rocks, rocks became boul­ ders. Soon, we both had rock towers right next to each other. Keywords: ask; rocks; wish

• Creation by Master, James (2014) - The demon, having switched his name from Rodney to Garrett in the mid 1980's, glanced at his angelic counterpart and smirked. Garrett sighed and reached into the inside breast pocket of his trench coat. Keywords: angel; bob; bus; garrett; jericho; man

• In October She Called by Stump, Joshua (2013) - In October She Called The dust hung in the mid morning light I sat there when she came through the cedars with nothing on her swaying mind The wings beat the air or my eyes like wings lids thunderous against the coming waves 9 36 Joshua StuJRp . Keywords: wings

• Our Drought by Gruenewald, Ryan (2013) - He keeps the barrows full of rain. The pot-bellied stove crackled with n and out as the ancient house breathed. Keywords: rain

• Grains of Brown Sugar by Lindgren, Anne Marie (2013) - Anne Marie Lindgren Grains of Brown Sugar Covered with a brown paper bag, a drug store on the first of the month. Like plate tectonics, a grain of brown sugar embeds itself in the under birth of a nail. Keywords: sugar

• bartalk by Martin, Garrett (2013) - ao Garrett Martin Jeremy: Rebiri Monot she told me she lov'd th'sound'f 'meh voice as i rattl'd on & on about th'way 'meh piephahn looks lik'a'swollen pinky­ toe missing its nail & Keywords: bartalk

• Alexithymia by LaFollette-Samson, Kristin (2013) - Ahead I can see largt up Jersey Jack's-toss around 300 pour my left is an almost imperceptible whit The Original Location of MUSCLE BE My boss, Dennis, forced me to t' Executive at Kellogg, Santa Monica bra Mini-Wheat that can't wait to get eaten sound system from Best Buy just becaust job I literally felt like I couldn't live wit my last idea was to give small books aw up the order and accidentally shipped be believe how pissed people get about tha1 Beach for both a break and to generate i cles, and tons of food; how can you not As I get closer to the muscle cag there is a pair of balance bars, whereas] the metal poles, like a 2x4 plank of woo Hogan looking guy is pulling an old Ste1 To my amazement, when he reaches the worn plastic bucket, sits down, and star the keys. Girls, in neon green bikinis that barely c bleached sidewalk. Keywords: think

• Desolation Row by Roeder, Cecilia (2013) - 30 Cecilia :Roeder JJesola tion i.ow Sharpie and Colored Pencil Win Alaba1 Keywords: tion

• Contributor's Notes by -, - (2015) - She studies English literature and creative writing at Indiana University South Bend. 89 CONTRIBUTORS’ NOTES J.B. ADAMS is an undergrad at Indiana University, South Bend, majoring in English with a concentration in Creative Writing. Keywords: bend; english; south; student; writing

• Poetry Title Page by -, - (2015) - POETRY 123190 IUSB ANALECTA 2014-15 Body v3 proof %281%29.pdf Keywords: poetry

• Lungstone by Korn, Tracy (2015) - 123190 IUSB ANALECTA 2014-15 Body v3 proof %281%29.pdf 10 TRACY KORN LUNGSTONE Like a bad lover the rain waters come too fast; they flood the river whose blood courses and flows into the sewer drain where a stray dog drinks. Keywords: drinks

• Derelict by Veldman, Austin (2015) - Rusting beams and driftwood now covered in seeping polyps, our names carved in the heartwood. 123190 IUSB ANALECTA 2014-15 Body v3 proof %281%29.pdf Keywords: shipwreck

• Sway by Lewis, Samantha (2015) - 123190 IUSB ANALECTA 2014-15 Body v3 proof %281%29.pdf 12 SAMANTHA LEWIS SWAY I did not come from your rib and we are not caged I did come for you though to sink into you like a ten pound line into the water and unhook your mind in my hands and pull it heavy into me like a wave. Keywords: wave

• Death Becomes Her by Forbregd, Chad (2015) - Stay away from lonely places: Public pools or Sunday afternoons. Let’s assume she doesn’t mind informal forms of address: Heavy-eyed space heater, a one glass girl: drowning (in flame). Keywords: darkness

• Pamphlets by Weeks, Kristiane (2015) - Rain and blue clouds against blue sky, street lamps, heat rising, breath. The townspeople brag because they have the oldest haunted places in America, complete with splintering steel bars and walls, sharp palm fronds, blue orbs. Keywords: augustine

• How Far Back Can You Remember? by Weeks, Kristiane (2015) - Mixed tea leaves and heart beats so loud, muddle into sedatives as a counterweight. Your hidden black bears, disheveled Black Mountain are too obvious, reminders of all we’ve lost. Keywords: kristiane

• $1.32 by Williams, Chris (2015) - 36 CHRIS WILLIAMS $1.32 you’ve seen the skyline with its gleaming spires I’ve seen the streets with abandoned buildings libraries full of books but empty of people schools abandoned for lack of students causing others to burst at the seams you’ve seen the super-mega-ultra marts with shining aisles full of trinkets I’ve seen the streets with abandoned buildings former corner stores boarded up and forgotten homes abandoned as families have to choose between the roof and their food you’ve seen the postcard I’ve seen the city Keywords: streets

• Surf City / Sweat by Quist, Aaron (2015) - [DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHS] 57 AARON QUIST “SURF CITY” & “SWEAT” Keywords: photographs

• Eden by Hope, Savannah (2015) - First wrapping vines around his wrist and shoulders and then his skull. He thought he was in Eden now, but his garden hadn’t even begun to grow. Keywords: eden

• Title Page by -, - (2012) - JUUJDOF Slllf JUDS'Jl{ QUI tfJUJ3tJ1 S'.quag ~tnos lftJ$'J3RJUll UUUJQUJ Keywords: juujdof

• Editors and Acknowledgements by Tatay, Jeff (2012) - «bitors Jordan Eash Matt Henry McKenzie Lynn Tozan Faculf'J Abuisor Clayton Michaels Qouer Art Chris Bush La11out & Desijn Jordan Eash JeffTatay AcfinowlebJements I would like to thank the following people for their help and support in the production of Analecta 2012: Erica Wood, Dr. Kelcey Parker, Anne Richmond and Service Printers. «bitors Jordan Eash Matt Henry McKenzie Lynn Tozan FaculfJ Abuisor Clayton Michaels Qouer Art Chris Bush LaJout & Dest!Jn Jordan Eash JeffTatay AcftnoudebJements I would like to thank the following people for their help and support in the production of Analecta 2012: Erica Wood, Dr. Kelcey Parker, Anne Richmond and Service Printers. Keywords: jefftatay; jordan

• Table of Contents by -, - (2012) - 60 JA Eggleston* 11 Chance Starcher Fishing, No More 67 Stephanie C. Merryfield 13 Joshua Stump Brackish 68 (Jacques Frevert) 14 Jordan Eash Bread and 15 Kristen LaFollette Lights that Grow Dim Over 69 Timothy Dann-Barrick Time (an excerpt) 70 Jessica A. Deckard 17 Brandi David Breton Kiss 72 Jessica A. Deckard* 18 Joe Kuharic Family Tradition 74 Niall Garvin 24 Angela L. Hankins Devotion 75 Jean E. Johnson* 25 Kirstin Durfey Black and Ivory Keys 78 Rachel Cheeseman 27 Ryan L. Gruenewald Father's Base Coat 79 Hannah Stowe 28 Joshua Stump A Toy Box Made of Pine 80 Hannah Cross* 30 Ryan L. Gruenewald* Waitingfor Bats 87 Kristin LaFollette* 35 Jennifer Hlawacz Salary Man 88 Baptism 88 Joy Bye* 'Clang, Clang, Clang ' Went the Trolley 93 Clint Stamatovich Eastern Spit 97 Niall Garvin Something of the Lonely Gravity 98 Matt Henry Seagulls in Buff ala 99 Ryan L. Gruenewald* On an Education 100 Rachel Barrett* Forked Road *English Department Writing Award Winner Keywords: jessica

• Devotion by Hankins, Angela L. (2012) - l{ep My teacher, a Chinese lady with t and piano can not be friends. My eyes, 1 notes that make pages look like black1 with colorful fish and seaweed I have transparent beauty. Keywords: piano; window

• Seagulls in Buffalo by Henry, Matt (2012) - 98 ll!Jan L. Gruenewalb On an ebucation Greasy prints you left on the glass doors, on the desk by the windoV1 won't be there tomorrow? It's organs, however, are brightly illuminated; the stoic anti-hero- a soulless model for humanity. Keywords: book

• On an Education by Gruenewald, Ryan L. (2012) - Half-full paper cups of cold coffee, leaves that came in with your shoes, is it all gone tonight? ll!Jan L. Gruenewalb On an €.bucation Greasy prints you left on the glass doors, on the desk by the window, won't be there tomorrow? Keywords: desk

• Title Page by -, - (2011) - Analecta Spring 2011 Edition Volume 41 Editor-in-Chief Terrie Phillips Layout Terrie Phillips Cover Art JeffTatay Readers JeffTatay Josh Bisig Jordan Eash Joe Kuharic Faculty Advisor Dr. Kelcey Parker Printing Apollo Printing Keywords: printing

• Silence Personified by Klein, Christopher (2011) - Every time I heard e Law School, I drove ced that I was only trying >r a boatload of students my mouth shut. Silence Personified By: Christopher Klein The 2011 Analecta Page 81 Keywords: mouth

• Dementia: A Dialogue by Walz, Adam (2011) - There was a purple glove On the floor next to the trash A cup of apple nectar Mingling with neighboring straws A Surrealist's dream on dry erase boards Full of times and temperatures and rotations And stick-figured ladies drawn in passing Are you warm enough? Maybe, the smell of the hallway, Like a backed-up sump pump Kept them By: Adam Walz From coming back, or maybe it was just visiting hours A woman kept screaming across the hall. Keywords: vegeta­

• The Elevator by Foster, Brian (2011) - The elevator smoothly eased upward, hiding the tears welling in Mary's eyes from all the busy workers in Jake's office. Mary had started to leave the building, started to stand up Jake the elevator man, but then she'd stopped again. Keywords: elevator; jake; man; mary; right

• Commonplace by Azner-Beane, Carissa (2011) - They say its gourmet, but the truth is, there are more rats in this town, than there are people - not rodents. An in her gray tatters anc might extend forwarc dull with a cobalt gle< at first then a silvery candesc hot enough to cook ti mouth fish gasping in the dusky scales shive another gasp, long, d( A suck of air. Keywords: rats

• Wasteland by McKee, Mandy (2011) - I must confe: The papers back horn be broken by the ene1 I pray that my boys n battles of endless day of loneliness A new sour sense of s has fallen upon me. Only a white-wash of snow, endless as it creeps onto the streets, curling to miss a snake of steam hissing from beneath the manhole. Keywords: widow

• A Letter from the Trenches by Zellers, Jenn (2011) - I pray that my boys never face these chaotic battles of endless days of loneliness A new sour sense of sickening loneliness, has fallen upon me. I feel that their ways of waging war will weigh heavy on the days. Keywords: war

• Vultures by Eash, Jordan (2010) - Walt came around the front of the car to where Andy stood polishing his glasses with a handkerchief. ~ Andy stared at Walt fa bird came down on top of the distracted by something on th Did you know Keywords: andy; vultures; walt

• A Moment in Extinction by Jones, Jake (2010) - Pounded moistened and fermented in poignant suffering, stimulating the mind. Cold blooded animals, two meet or cross at the boiling point, with position but not extension, to feel and express beauty one port of embarkation, two of entry. Keywords: medusa

• Postcard [addressed to the New Year] by Scott-Green, Lee (2010) - On Oak Ridge near my father's stone, soldiers lined the way through the deep snow. 72 Was the bagpiper's droning, for my heard across the creek from where I On Oak Ridge near my father's star soldiers lined the way through the c And the chaplain spoke of honor and hope. Keywords: hope

• Poisoned Fruit by Raymond, Audrey (2010) - They couldn't wait t shifted from the left to the right · how many people were ahead of Callie closed her eyes at elephant ears sprinkled with pov oozing with hot steamy cheese. Callie and Michael were county fair. Keywords: callie

• Jade by Bauers, Vince (2009) - Meant to be oiled by skin, fingers and palms. A stone of jade. Keywords: fingers

• Mowing the Lawn by Pelky, Rebecca (2008) - 22 Rosalinda Leyva A Time to Watch 2008 Lester M. Wolfson 2nd The sharp stalks blur to mottled tan and I can't help but wonder if with my tears they, at least, will grow. Keywords: lawn

• Biokinematics by Keranen, Charmi (2008) - There were dicing injuries, injuries consistent with glass, consistent with him leaving through the window portal. There were dicing injuries, injuries consistent with glass, consistent with him leaving through the window portal. Keywords: vehicle

• Weather Permitting by Keranen, Charmi (2008) - Astride a jagged black gash, a gerrymandered line, women vice in, wielding eraser thighs. Flay pumpkinseed. Keywords: weather

• Window by Reed, Talia (2008) - Talia Reed Window 37 I've learned to appreciate the memory of brief sunshine, while I skillfully navigate life's darkened rooms. Keywords: grandfather

• Three Years Perspective by Miles, Matt (2008) - the road will be done soon and we'll all hold hands when we cross. Matt Miles Three Years Perspective Keywords: hands

• Art Imitating Art by Kelly, Neil (2007) - 6 Affl)[ p;:iN i.iv JunviJUII i.iv ·.n 1101~ ,c Keywords: i.iv

• Wanted (an excerpt) by Fujimoto, Naoko (2007) - Mari Lakes off her cape and thrm the smoke machine by the recycl der. TIN (VO.) Her friends: Elizabeth, Leif, Ron and Tin, talk about Mari's interesting experiences with six men. Keywords: mari; ron

• An Unlikely Condiment by Cytacki, Jason (2007) - They w in Lhe pond across from woods thal b01 on the other side of Lhe parking lol. Willie Nelson 's Angel Flying Too speakers. Keywords: wall

• Table of Contents by -, - (2006) - Right Susie Russell-Replogle Haiku Zorina E. Jerome A laugh, A Star and the Eternal Projedionist David Kobb With Obsidian Tongue Jesus G. Moya coulda, shouda, woulda Neil Kelly Paradox Ryan Smith Under the Rug of a Broken Home Justin Gish Windswept Susie Russell-Replogle On the Inside Mark Ulfig lizard King (an ode to Jim Morrison) Just Like Mom April L. Paul 132 A Season for Bears Jesus G. Moya 136 Refilled Coffee and Lit Cigarettees ••• Mitch Robinson 143 All In A Day's Work Jennifer Littler 145 Enough Chris O'Brien 151 Nasty Habit Matt Skibby 155 Point Man Dave Huntington 162 VI Keywords: chris; david; replogle; russell

• Budapest's Best by Wiederman-Bieschke, Laurel (2006) - Do the things I should Everyone else is evil fuckers We're just misunderstood I'm thinking about purchasing a megaphone, some new clothes Angling for the motherlode Looking for something new to loathe, something ugly l can grow Something red that really goes You are skinny and pretty and pretty handy 1 am just skinny and nobody understands me 1 would die for ice cream We thumb our noses at doilies, baked goods, radishes­ torha nya calls: gold nugget nibs of noodles homemade by hands that await us- The Hungarians. Keywords: budapest

• The Cigarette Burns by Leuthold, Joshua R. (2006) - You use me up like you smoke a cigarette, breathing me in on ly to blow me out, turning me into ashes you transform into a light brocade, unraveling at the slightest touch of the wind ... The Cigarette Burns By Joshua R. Leuthold 5 Keywords: cigarette

• Walnut Road by Reed, Talia M. (2006) - Walnut Road By Talia M. Reed Autumn was there loud and clear Grey clouds and white moons Leaves scattered in the street in a perfect performance On Walnut Road we drove To a bridge marked with our own graffiti- Keywords: walnut

• On The Inside by Ulfig, Mark (2006) - LATELY I'M CONFUSED, MY MIND GETS RECYCLED AND REUSED, THINKING OF ALL THE TIMES, I'VE BEEN NEGLECTED OR ABUSED, THINKING OF ALL THE PAIN AND THE HURT, ALL THE TIMES I'VE BEEN TREATED LIKE DIRT, CONSTANTLY SEARCHING FOR A CURE, TO CURE ME OF THIS AILMENT, ONLY TO REACH A STALEMATE, MY SHOULDERS CARRY HEAVY WEIGHT, IT TENDS TO WEAR ME DOWN, I CAN BEARLY WAIT, FOR THE WEIGHT TO TEAR ME DOWN, SO I CAN SEE, WHO I AM, AND WHAT I'LL BE, ON THE INSIDE ... And with that random gust she feels the outland ish tug, the pitch and roll of vu lnerabilities that work the line, scuttling the flags, lifting the rigging­ to break free like a ship in full sail. Keywords: inside

• Hermann Hesse Insert by Hesse, Hermann (2006) - Hermann Hesse Swiss (German-born) author (1877 - 1962) 49 Without words, without writing and without books there would be no history, there could be no concept of humanity. Keywords: hermann

• Nature's Gift by Kranz, Rachael (2006) - 11!9 s,a.1n1nN zuDJ)/ 1ao1.po~ JU!Jd ::>!1JdoJ6owoJt{) Keywords: zudj)/

• Loneliness by Thompson, John (2006) - .Ir ~\ ~y ...... n ' '-~ LONELINESS loneliness Illustration John Thompson Keywords: loneliness

• Passageway Through the Spectrum by Kennedy, Kari (2006) - J.pauua)/ !JD)/ SSD/~ pau!DJS wn.11>ad5 a111 11&no.1111 ADMa&DsSDd Keywords: adma&dssdd

• Double Tall Mocha Latte by Taylor, Kara (2005) - Double Tall Mocha Latte I stumbled down to the kitchen, Fumbling for the little white bag­ Before I lift the tab. I clear the wand of its excess And bow to the steam on my face­ The milk heats rapid seduction To a deep bellowing pace. Keywords: tab

• Steam by Hoffman, Tom (2004) - 18 Steam With pain, I shake my dull and useless head of fumes thanks to patience and lack of heat. The noxious gas creeps naturally from the stove and kerosene heater to mouth through skin into lungs and blood to brain, confronting all the while. Keywords: heat

• HERE THERE BE MONSTERS. by Walls, Jedediah (2004) - And I'll walk in my own vestive halls and screw with them, BUT THAT WAY LIES INSANITY by Jedediah Walls 41 Keywords: halls

• Haiku by Smail, David (2003) - But when he gave it a jerk, the :hot himself in the leg, and the nd bleeding like a stuck pig, but ld've still outrun him, Eddie said, too. It took both of them to Eddie said, he put up a good I guess. Keywords: eddie

• Adironack Raindrop by Green, Clifford (2000) - .... 30 WRnalecta by Clifford Green Of course a baby was growing out of our love how could that raging inferno escape my mind that constant back burner bitch agent of death/swiping a sickle through every half-formed thought cotton snowflakes/ riding the air to suede sneakers on my feet why did the wind whip along the granite of academia Of course the cigarette was shaking in my hand Of course the sun had painted the world in green leaves must she have sighed her love for me beneath the boughs her trust in sensual half moons fire and ice/waning into water and a baby! love of life/celebrating breath that painted lust on her ear how did my trembling tongue excite soft breasts Of course I wanted to arch her back with each thrust Of course it was raining in the Adirondacks would Mt. Marcy divide a drop on its rocky point one sliding to the Hudson determined/climbing the ladder of Maslow's hierarchy the other/dreaming the Hudson from a stagnating green pond would it viciously recycle in a cloud Of course rain infinitely times infinitely Keywords: course

• Candy and Cigarettes by Conrad, Jesse (2000) - RnalE!!cta W Candy and Cigarelles Jesse Conrad Candy and cigarettes, candy and cigarettes All I want from life is rubber buns and licorice Wax-covered fruit from dining room tables Big wicker baskets and old bentwood chairs. So candy and cigarettes and old bentwood chairs Are the last things I see and Rubber buns and licorice are my greatest fears Keywords: candy

• Untitled by Hansen, Ian (2000) - 50 ~-· W Analecta Untitled Ian Hansen Oil Keywords: oil

• Untitled by Bishop, Alex (2000) - 60 ~-· W Rnalecfa Untitled Alex Bishop Pencil & Ink Keywords: ink

• Feathers Near the Nock by May, Tonya (1998) - Cora and her mother, Margaret, are in the kitchen. Margaret is at the sink, peeling potatoes and Cora is at the table snapping beans into a bowl. CORA. Keywords: cora; margaret

• Fractals by Schermer, Amanda (1997) - Although the formal study of fractals began in the late 1970s, philoso­ phers and artists have been using the ideas behind fractal geometry for centuries. The language of fractal geometry describes the underlying patterns that we intuitively sense in each of these. Keywords: fractal; patterns; point; structure

• Lady of the Mud by Gilbert, Christina (1986) - Hey, did I say you could sit lady? said Maury. Shut up lady, there's three of us, and one of you. Keywords: balloon; lady

• Poppies by Oberlin, Gladys (1987) - Poppies Gladys Oberlin 26 Keywords: poppies

• Castration by Rose III, Charles H. (1987) - I never liked other men, wasn't high enough on the merit list for Hetero status, the government does provide every Celeb with a job and you know how hard those are to come by. Charles H. Rose Ill Keywords: celeb; dad

• Little Peach by Budd, Samantha (2016) - 'elt Budd Little Peach by Samantha Budd 2016 IUSB English Department Writing Award, Third Place, Poetry Midway between the cardboard box and mansion there was a rotting peach You leaned in quick to pick it up, bending your arms like a crescent moon. I watched the sunrise from your eyes that morning, knowing I might never see it again- everything feels okay. Keywords: budd

• Mask by Garcia, Melanie (2017) - Mask Mask,, Melanie Garcia Keywords: mask

• Speaking in Tongues by Kouroubetes, M. (1996) - Speaking in Tongues .-.. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• viAceral pagoda SPEAKING IN TONGUES M. Kouroubetes I was told by a friend Pentecostal Women are a furnace waiting to open its grate. U Shelaba Laa ... Keywords: tongues

• Photograph - "Bread" by Eberlein, Caroline (1989) - Photograph-Bread Bread Caroline Eberlein 26 Keywords: eberlein

• Green Glass Riches by Danielson, Kelly (1994) - dqs 'U!q::> S!q JO ;}AJn::> ;}ql UMOp d!JP puu :>pSBJd llIBlS!S;}J-J;}qlB;}M. ')J::>!ql dql :dBJM. ::l!lSBJd U! P;}J;}AO::> ;}J;}M dq J! Keywords: dql; dqs; j;}q; lbqm; puu

• Echoes by Cressy, Ami (1994) - You are dead and I am six I roam your house I run down the hall My shoes loud on the floor where they have already taken up the rugs I play while adults argue over china pieces and chairs Your remaining children have all grown bitter All your love spent on the youngest of these with none left over After the Great War he paid cash for this porch and sunlit rooms Upstairs, your mattress lies stripped, linens going to your eldest girl I am the child of the child of your favorite son That willful child who broke your heart then died a broken man before you Keywords: child

• Maiden/Crone by Knowles, Barbara Cameo (1991) - 19 aU0.1;:)/Uap!RW Sa/MOU)/ oaUIV:J v.1.vq.1.Vff Madien/Crone .. _. Keywords: madien

• Porrig, Drypoint Etching by Moriconi, Michael (1990) - Porring, Drypoint Etching .. _. 6£ Keywords: porring

• Masthead and Editor's Note by --, -- (1980) - Beverly G. De Mario Charles Neises Kimberly Karnes Anne Perron Patricia Lawton Eileen Godollei- Reis Corinne McClintic Faculty Advisors: Elaine Hemley and Harold Zisla Analecta is an annual literary-art magazine funded by Indiana University at South Bend student activity fees. Keywords: editor

• Table of Contents by --, -- (1980) - Table of Contents Table of Contents Bisbee, Anne Perron . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 From: It Looks Like I've Been in the City Too Long Blues, Battle Royal: Preview of Coming Attractions, I'll Get Your Attention Yet, Absorbed, In the Cornfield, Reflection on a Puddle, Hagar's Second Journey, Semele, Anne Perron . . . . . . . . . . . Keywords: michael

• Woodcarving by Dyke, John Van (1980) - Old mines yawn empty holes in the hills. Slip, they carve the terraced sides of Lavender Pit, cutting copper and shading their eyes to the thunderheads. Keywords: bisbee

• Drawing by Freel, Linda (1980) - Where were those nests of mud, lined with plucked white, that had warmed to life the shells of selves? Weary of wind and far space, yet not of each other, they rest. Keywords: ducks

• Drawing, Charcoal by Zehner, Dorothy (1980) - Untitled Drawing Julie Herrick White Playthings of the Viennese Child The Viennese child treasures chocolate and oranges and palaces of marzipan. Palaces open into spacious gardens too, and children play, happy and running and happy and running and fierce against the sunshine, scuffing with their shoes the white stones of things historical. Keywords: bounce

• Watercolor by Jankowski, Julie (1980) - Untitled Watercolor 0 Keywords: watercolor

• Watercolor by Weaver, Lynn (1980) - Kate asks me. Keep them if you like, Kate. Keywords: kate

• Sculpture, Bronze by MacMillian, Robert (1980) - Indians howl and jump off the edges of movie screens, refusing to play their parts while the arms of anonymous women weave bandages with leftover strips of sky. Untitled Sculpture Julie Herrick White The Body of the World A Collage The body of the world shares its hurts with mc;)Untains and oceans, and plenty of green algae exist to soak up the pain, yet certain cries are always picked up by the small and unpretentious ears of groundhogs . Keywords: world

• Drawing Charcoal by Sopczynski, Dennis (1980) - Untitled Drawing d--~, - · ('..t ~ \ 'fl/ \ \ \ \ \ l Scott Taylor Descent I've known this sort of underworld before, Where the soft lamplight sways against the gloom, And a soft arm slips back to shut the door Scott Taylor Between the Gates Alone, between two broken garden gates My pensive lady plucks a single rose Which, gathered to her lean breast, intimates The long forgotten lawn where best it grows; She holds if firm, but lightly: for she knows That curled along its length the lean worm waits. Keywords: windblown

• red by Kimbel, Sylvia (1980) - direct, demanding, deep and damning, flaming raving blazing crazing red- red of light red of sleight red of flight - gleaming, steaming, thieving, seething, breathing red. Red Sylvia Kimbel red red- the blinding burning bleeding red. Keywords: red

• Slides by Amato, Michael (1980) - They will make love (as they say) in sundown on the beach & complain afterwards of black grit lodged in tender openings One of us watching the other from the bedroom of a fine hotel Your body partly sunk in sand at water's edge raises compulsions as I kneel inside you tasting as you open On a hot street her dream walks side by side a man with long mysterious hair Warm skin she aches to touch prepare with insistent probes perfect teeth drawing sweet blood from his shoulder (A chartered compass idles on charts opened to tropic archipelagoes) Sliedes Michael Amato Slides Where purple blood stains the fabric geometrically a woman instructs the boy in its use weaving palm leaves round the edges His coffee skin clings closely to the flesh Her breasts which overflow weak bindings, the color of bruised salmon A handsome couple with a burnished glow here for the big time playing tennis on a plastic court Keywords: couple

• Reflection on a Puddle by DeMario, Beverly G. (1980) - The room appears albino oval shadows swirl, flatten in her eyes. Beverly G. DeMario In the Cornfield Keywords: puddle

• Driving by Perron, Anne (1980) - One night we drove three hundred miles through dark curves, you, silent and strange, me, following twin red lights to stay on the road. At great speed, I am unsure if I am moving, dreaming at yellow lines, or if the landscape is willfully rushing past. Keywords: yellow

• Sculpture by Thompson, Janet (1979) - Untitled Janet Thompson Keywords: thompson

• Photo by Lawton, Pat (1979) - t . Untitled :. Keywords: ~'i

• Sculpture by Galvas, Elaine (1979) - Untitled Elaine Galvas Keywords: galvas

• MASTHEAD AND EDITOR'S NOTE by --, -- (1975) - Editors 11 i/ ANALECTA SPRING 1975 Editors: Carla Hoffman, Carol Schaal Faculty Advisor: El~ine Gottlieb Hemley Cover Design: Jan Bower ANALECTA is a semi-annual literary magazine funded by the student 1) activity fees, Indiana University at South Bend. Printed by Ludwick Graphics, Inc., April 1975 ') Keywords: editors

• TABLE OF CONTENTS by --, -- (1975) - 59 ATRABILIOUS COWBOY, Terry Hoffman 63 METAPHORIC FANTASY, Carla Hoffman 64 HEALING, Carol Schaal . 39 YOU ASKED FOR IT, Dennis Wujcik 42 THAT'S LIFE?, Thayne Oppelt . . . Keywords: hoffman; moon

• MY YOUNG DAUGHTER, KATHRYN by Bird, Scott (1975) - Mainly she would sit on the floor Throwing cards into the empty drawer. Write daddy why. Keywords: daddy

• THAT LUCKY OLD SUN by Hoffman, Carla (1975) - Down the walk they ran, the armload of books holding her back, Jimmy dashing in front of a car. The others shifted noisily at their desks stacking books in their arms, ready to escape. Keywords: bobby; books; jimmy

• YOU ASKED FOR IT by Wujcik, Dennis (1975) - Mom's in her silence Painting over the doors that Leak the sound of children, Bawling, That invade her seclusion With thoughts of single bars, and two seater cars, And alone. Dennis Wujcik Sue Hartup Keywords: confusion

• CRUSADES by Wujcik, Dennis (1975) - Gold illuminates Off helmets of hard reflection From man to man. Dennis Wujcik 59 Keywords: crusades

• Untitled by Sabo, Louis (1975) - Phyllis Moore And I remember being a child, Blowing dandelion spores into the wind. Keywords: phyllis

• Obscurity (poem) by DeMeyer, Marlene (1974) - Fingertips see satin grasses, powdery sand, Crisp dry leaves in autumn . Marlene DeMeyer /I 0 Keywords: obscurity

Epilogue

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