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September 1950

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Bruce Berlind, Carl Bode, Thomas Cole, Cid Corman, Edgar Degas, Reuel Denney, and more.

September 1950

Four Poems
- Richard Wilbur
  Castles and Distances
- Richard Wilbur
  A Courtyard Thaw
- Richard Wilbur
  A World without Objects Is a Sensible Emptiness
- Richard Wilbur
  Part of a Letter
Two Poems
- Anthony Hecht
  To Phyllis
- Anthony Hecht
  Alceste in the Wilderness
- Carl Bode
  Song
- Carl Bode
  Eastertide
Bruce Berlind
Aetat 24
Six Sonnets by Edgar Degas
- Helen Burlin,Edgar Degas
  Thoroughbred
- Helen Burlin,Edgar Degas
  The Parrot (To Miss Cassatt)
- Helen Burlin,Edgar Degas
  Dancer
- Edgar Degas,Helen Burlin
  Young Dancer
Phyllis Haring
The Alchemist
Scott Greer
From Los Pesares
Four Children's Poems
- Theodore Roethke
  The Serpent
- Theodore Roethke
  The Cow
- Theodore Roethke
  The Chair
- Theodore Roethke
  The Ceiling
Cid Corman
The Cockatoo
Thomas Cole
La Grande Jatte: Sunday Afternoon
Five Poems: Images Southwest
- Reuel Denney
  The Drunk Oil Rigger
- Reuel Denney
  Noah
- Reuel Denney
  A Nisei Who Died of Relocation
- Reuel Denney
  An Evangeline Postcard, from Louisiana
- Reuel Denney
  Thisbe
Opinion
- Ezra Pound
  Letters to a Young Poet from Ezra Pound
Reviews
- Douglas Bush
  Science and English Poetry: A Historical Sketch, 1590-1950
- William Van O'Connor
  The Shaping Spirit: A Study of Wallace Stevens
- Mabel Lorenz Ives
  Chinese Love Songs
- Marshall Schacht
  Fingerboard
- Emma Swan
  The Lion & the Lady
- Ann Stanford
  The White Bird

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