Kenner's entrée, it now seems plain, came through Michael Harris.
One afternoon, as Pereda was vainly attempting to get his colt to mount the mare, he saw a car driving over the plain, coming directly toward Álamo Negro.
Then, from somewhere on the far edge of this dismal refugee camp on a barren plain, came the haunting sound of a woman's voice.
Dreams, which interweave All our times and tenses, are What we can believe: Dark they are, yet plain, Coming to us now as if Through a cobwebbed pane Where, before our eyes, All the living and the dead Meet without surprise.
Its title poem, which The New Yorker published in 2009, begins with a meditation on time and progresses toward an image of Transcendentalist unity: Dreams, which interweave All our times and tenses, are What we can believe: Dark they are, yet plain, Coming to us now as if Through a cobwebbed pane Where, before our eyes, All the living and the dead Meet without surprise.
The message was very plain: come to Lisbon and found your company there.
If there wasn't something here, well, why wouldn't Obama have just plain come out and denied it?
From the plains come high-quality olive oil and durum wheat for homemade pasta.
The long-running dispute over the acacia-dotted plains came to prominence this year when a petition on the activism site Avaaz.org garnered more than 2m signatures.
The operation, in which undercover teenage volunteers tried to buy alcohol 125 times from scores of licensed establishments in four Westchester cities -- New Rochelle, Mount Vernon, Yonkers and White Plains, came in response to concerns generated by several well publicized cases of drinking by teenagers in the county.
