Fall '99 Issue!

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Wow! Wildcaps!. (see what the wingnuts who run this show are up to now.) Bingo! Not near a machine? Order your very own encapsulated issue of Gumball Poetry, complete with gum! See the artwork!--> Like Gumball Poetry? Tell a friend What if God were one of us? So strange, he's sitting in an empty subway car with only the vacancy of winter's evening touching the cold glass. more --> I brought my special blanket more --> It isn't gentle at all my intent at corruption I picture him flattened underneath me... more -->	Fall 1999: Read the latest Gumball Poetry Bulletin here. The Untold Story of Charles Brown and the Girl with the Red Hair - Trampas Johnson Morning in Fish Canyon - Emily Fisher An Italian Song - Carlos Reyes Hunger - Karah Stokes In Small Print - Vladimir Swiryinski Dig Me - Trace Weatherford 2 poems - Jamie Wasserman Choking on Mario - Trace Weatherford What is Kept and What is Sold - Scott Poole Returning Together - Gavin Adair Dear Ms. Osborne - Steven Brodsky Money - Abraham Burickson Kotodama - Roger Dunsmore 4 poems - Chris Fiset Saturday Storm Early March - David E. Thomas 2 poems - Melissa Favara How to Make an Origami Fox - Erik Leavitt Visit from a Seven-Year-Old Niece - Susan Rae McElheran See the Art included with the Fall '99 Issue Don't know what to read? Let us surprise you. Cheaper than a phone call... Smarter than a prescription... Tastier than a tire iron... Y2K Compatible! See the Machine Here Flame the Bard! (The Gumball Poetry guestbook.) We know you've got something to say to Shakespeare (or to us). Test our ratings system or leave your mark on Gumball Poetry. Gumball Poetry: Awards and Articles. Contact us	Get the free, monthly Gumball Bulletin about the bulletin What's wrong, Charles The girl with red hair asked as she sat on the bench next to him And opened her lunch.more --> When we return from Florida in April there are toads in the living room... more --> We find at our doorsteps IN LARGE TYPE The world as it is...more --> Want to sponsor your own Gumball Poetry Machine? Send us an email with your postal address and we'll send you our new, thrilling brochure.

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