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December 1944

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Kenneth Slade Alling, Patrick Anderson, Garrard Beck, Louis O. Coxe, Dorothy Berry Hughes, Marian Lineaweaver, and more.

December 1944

Eight Poems
- Patrick Anderson
  Hunter Returning
- Patrick Anderson
  Landscape
- Patrick Anderson
  Bathroom
- Patrick Anderson
  Rink
- Patrick Anderson
  Night Rising
- Patrick Anderson
  The Map
- Patrick Anderson
  Mother's Boy
- Patrick Anderson
  Late Working
Three Poems
- Kenneth Slade Alling
  Skeleton
- Kenneth Slade Alling
  Identification
- Kenneth Slade Alling
  Old Man
- Louis Coxe
  Red Right Returning
- Louis Coxe
  Christmas Poem
- Louis Coxe
  Liberty Party
Marian Lineaweaver
Child Afraid
Two Poems
- Garrard Beck
  Instruction
- Garrard Beck
  Autumn Negra
- Kenneth Scholes
  Season's Greetings
- Kenneth Scholes
  Crossroads
Preston Newman
The Indians in the Movies Say "Ugh!"
Dorothy Berry Hughes
The Hand
Six Poems
- Marion Strobel
  Tribute
- Marion Strobel
  First Lesson: Relativity
- Marion Strobel
  The Fruit Farm
- Marion Strobel
  Concourse
- Marion Strobel
  Bas Relief
- Marion Strobel
  Tax Exempt
William M. Sale,
Gerard Manley Hopkins: Poet and Convert
Reviews
- A. J. M. Smith
  The Golden Mirror
  The Golden Mirror by Marya Zaturenska
- Ruth Lechlitner
  Technical Skill
  The Circus by Clark Mills
- Lloyd Frankenberg
  Temperate Zone
  Letter Home by George Abbe
- John Malcolm Brinnin
  Views of the Favorite Mythologies
  News of the Phoenix by A. J. M. Smith
- Thomas Howells
  The Poetry of Great Issues
  At the Gates by Boris Todrin
Ray Smith,William Justema,Edwin Honig,Albert Edmund Trombly
Correspondence

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