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December 1948

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Hubert Creekmore, Henry G. Fisher, Phyllis Haring, Charlotte Miles, May Miller, Nicholas Moore, and more.

December 1948

Four Poems
- Richard Wilbur
  Driftwood
- Richard Wilbur
  We
- Richard Wilbur
  To an American Poet Just Dead
- Richard Wilbur
  Weather Bird
- Nicholas Moore
  The Maroon Suit
- Nicholas Moore
  When I First Held Your Naked Body
- Nicholas Moore
  The Truth about the Ogre
- Nicholas Moore
  The Dream of Ravens
Two Poems
- Hubert Creekmore
  An Old Story of How …
- Hubert Creekmore
  Agony Column
- David R. Wagoner
  Beginning
- David R. Wagoner
  Marsh Leaf
Phyllis Haring
Here Comes a Candle to Light Me to Bed
Henry G. Fisher
The Closet-Drinker
Three Poems
- May Miller
  Measurement
- May Miller
  Instant before Sleep
- May Miller
  Brief Negro Sermon
- Elder Olson
  The Rebellion
- Elder Olson
  Ice-Age
- Elder Olson
  Pavane for the New Year
Charlotte Miles
The Hill of the Hawks
John Robert Quinn
White Goose in Snow
Comment
- Out of the Woods
Theory and Analysis
- William Elton
  A Glossary of the New Criticism
- Israel Newman
  The Physiology of Consciousness and Its Relation to Poetry (Continued)
Reviews
- Paul Goodman
  The World as a Spider-Web
  A Beginning by Robert Horan
- Robert Gorham Davis
  Eucharist and Roasting Pheasant
  Selected Poems by Vernon Watkins
- Richard Eberhart
  Art and Zeitgeist
  The Green Wave by Muriel Rukeyser
- Marya Zaturenska
  Tradition Isn't Convention
  Poems for Music, 1917-1947 by Robert Hillyer

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