December 1955

Poem

From the magazine:
Dialogue from "La Ville"

By Paul Claudel

Poem

From the magazine:
Barges on the Hudson

By Babette Deutsch

Going up the river, or down, their tuneless look
Is of men grown poorer who, though ageing, wear
Some majesty of the commonplace. Old barges
Are cousin to those whom poverty becomes—
To late November, the north, nightfall, all the
Deprived whom increment of loss...

Poem

From the magazine:
Where Are No Trees

By Rachel Crown

December 1955

From this Issue

From the magazine:
Dialogue from "La Ville"

From the magazine:
Barges on the Hudson

From the magazine:
Where Are No Trees

Table of Contents

December 1955

From this Issue

poetry-magazineFrom the magazine:Dialogue from "La Ville"

poetry-magazineFrom the magazine:Barges on the Hudson

poetry-magazineFrom the magazine:Where Are No Trees

Table of Contents

From the magazine:
Dialogue from "La Ville"

From the magazine:
Barges on the Hudson

From the magazine:
Where Are No Trees