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April 1952

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Margaret Avison, Elliott Coleman, John Fandel, Isabella Gardner, Stéphane Mallarmé, W. S. Merwin, and more.

April 1952

Four Poems
- Kathleen Raine
  The Instrument
- Kathleen Raine
  Rock
- Kathleen Raine
  The Locked Gates
- Kathleen Raine
  The Company
- Herman Salinger
  The Knee
- Herman Salinger
  Mortal Melodies, No. 1
- Herman Salinger
  Mortal Melodies, No. 2
- Herman Salinger
  Mortal Melodies, No. 3
Peter Viereck
Again, Again!
Five Poems
- Isabella Gardner
  The Milkman
- Isabella Gardner
  This Neighborhood
- Isabella Gardner
  Fall in Massachusetts
- Isabella Gardner
  Three Rings or Five Rings
- Isabella Gardner
  The Grocery Bouquet
John Fandel
Cavalero
W. S. Merwin
Half Roundel
Margaret Avison
Hiatus
Elliott Coleman
Sonnets on the Agnus Dei
Marvin Solomon
Hollyhocks
Harry Roskolenko
The Brutal Lyric
Radcliffe Squires
Day-Love
Sonnets of Homage
- Stephané Mallarmé,Hubert Creekmore
  Homage to Richard Wagner
- Stephané Mallarmé,Hubert Creekmore
  The Tomb of Edgar Poe
- Stephané Mallarmé,Hubert Creekmore
  The Tomb of Charles Baudelaire
- Stephané Mallarmé,Hubert Creekmore
  The Tomb of Paul Verlaine
Opinion
- Evan Owen
  The Poetry of Kathleen Raine
- Wallace Fowlie
  Mallarmé
Reviews
- Leonard Unger
  The New Collected Yeats
  The Collected Poems of William Butler Yeats by William Butler Yeats
- I. L. Salomon
  From Union Square to Parnassus
  Selected Poems by Muriel Rukeyser
- Edwin Honig
  Psychiatrist as Poet
  Illegitimate Sonnets by Merrill Moore

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