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June 1947

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Bruce Berlind, Nelson Del Bittner, Millen Brand, Elizabeth Brewster, C. P. Cavafy, John Ciardi, and more.

June 1947

John Ciardi
Letter to Virginia Johnson
Pablo Neruda,Dudley Fitts
Widower's Tango
Three Poems
- Alison Lurie
  The Archer with His Arrow
- Alison Lurie
  In a Good Year
- Alison Lurie
  Trees, Being Neighbors
- Lila Hitchcock
  Burns's Stanza
- Lila Hitchcock
  Artist Dormant
- Lila Hitchcock
  The Glance
Bill Swing
Alta Eager
J. Radcliffe Squires
Casualty
Elizabeth Brewster
In the Library
C. P. Cavafis,André Michalopoulos
Footfalls
Bruce Berlind
Dolly Pentreath
Two Poems
- Millen Brand
  Joe Heimbacher—The Start
- Millen Brand
  Dinner
Elizabeth McFarland
Exiles
Anthony Kerrigan
Haitian Themes
Paul Goodman
Dreams Are the Royal Road to the Unconscious
Nelson Del Bittner
Blue Piano
Four Poems
- Marion Strobel
  Round Trip
- Marion Strobel
  A Fantasy and Fact
- Marion Strobel
  Tarpon: Strike and Getaway
- Marion Strobel
  Prayers for One Person
Correspondence
- Harvey Curtis Webster
  Humanism as the Father Face (A Critical Preview)
Reviews
- Dudley Fitts
  The Poetry of Pablo Neruda
  Residence on Earth by Pablo Neruda
- A. J. M. Smith
  The Uneven Maturing Man
  The Spectre Image by John Nerber
- Ruth Stephan
  Travelers in a Secret Country
  Secret Country by Jorge Carrera Andrade
- Ray Smith
  Two Kinds of Myth
  Nothing Is a Wonderful Thing by Helen Wolfert
- Frajam Taylor
  The Fount of Bliss
  Keats and the Daemon King by Werner W. Beyer

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