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Day Dreams

Man of her house, her rooms 
Are haunted by dreams. 

Leavened by cool morning light, 
Loft become sanctum, he lolls

Sole Makers

I wonder if I can still heal myself? 
I’ve done it once before, 
back when I cut my palm open 
trying to be your blood brother. 

Gifts of the Spirit

Brother Rice, the first counselor, says the bishop thinks the young people might be more responsive to someone who, oh, speaks a little more their language. Then he smiles, hands me the Sunday school manual,…

The B.H. Roberts Papers at the University of Utah

In the spring 1969 issue of Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought appeared Leonard Arrington’s article, ‘The Intellectual Traditions of the Latter-day Saints,” based partly on a questionnaire he had sent to “50 prominent LDS…

Intellectuals in Mormon History: An Update

More than twenty-four years ago, Leonard Arrington asked some fifty prominent Mormons to identify the most important intellectuals in Mormon history. He published his findings in the spring 1969 issue of Dialogue: A Journal of…

The Man Without Sin

There’s this house where 
four retarded men live who 
go to church on Sundays.