Issue: Winter - 1969
Issue: Winter - 1969
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A Glass of Benedictine; D. O. M.; On Reading Sixteenth-Century Verse; After Long Separation; a poem must not mean but be; To a Young Suicide; Time Is the Fire; Portuguese; Spaghetti Dinner; Query; (Poetry - page 104)
Authority in Poems (Review - page 203)
Cedar Key (Poetry - page 128)
Death and the Maiden: The Theme of Death in the Poetry of Emily Dickinson (Review - page 245)
Death Will Come and Have Your Eyes (translation) (Poetry - page 98)
Djuna Barnes's Short Stories: An Estrangement of the Heart (Nonfiction - page 26)
Doom (Review - page 292)
Excavations (Poetry - page 126)
Five Explosions into Americana (Review - page 284)
For an Interval; The Walls of Troy; Anticoh Chalice; The Cloisters: Oak Carving; Mask of Agamemmnon (Poetry - page 110)
In The Bush of Her Bones (Poetry - page 1)
John Wilkes; Calvin in the Casino; Someone's Poem; Leda, or the Last of Mythology (Poetry - page 119)
Labors for a Love Never Lost (translation) (Poetry - page 86)
May Swnenson: The Art of Perceiving (Nonfiction - page 58)
More Smog from the Dark Satanic Mills (Review - page 224)
Morning in Rome (Poetry - page 109)
Muddle-Browed Fiction (Review - page 259)
Murphy (Fiction - page 170)
Owen Barfield and the Rebirth of Meaning (Nonfiction - page 42)
Revenants (Review - page 249)
Spring by Robert Lowell; Merry Christmas. You're on the Right.; A Trellis for R.; Notice; The Fingers; An Old Field Jacket; I Look at My Hand; How Everything Happens; Orbiter 5 Shows How Earth Looks from the Moon; On Park Avenue at 52nd Street (page - 76)
Stone, Berry, Oates––and Other Grist from the Mill (Review - page 273)
The Burning (Poetry - page 133)
The Dreamer; The Second After (Poetry - page 124)
The Lost Child (Fiction - page 134)
The Poetry of Meditation (Review - page 216)
The Poetry of Theodore Roethke (Nonfiction - page 4)
Trabajos del amor nunca perdido (Poetry - page 86)
Twilight; The Vapor (Poetry - page 131)
Verra la morte e avra I tuoi occhi (Poetry - page 98)
Winters' Summa (Review - page 184)
