From this Issue
Poem
The letters of the Jews as strict as flames
Or little terrible flowers lean
Stubbornly upwards through the perfect ages,
Singing through solid stone the sacred names.
The letters of the Jews are black and clean
And lie in chain-line over Christian pages.
The chosen letters...
Or little terrible flowers lean
Stubbornly upwards through the perfect ages,
Singing through solid stone the sacred names.
The letters of the Jews are black and clean
And lie in chain-line over Christian pages.
The chosen letters...
Table of Contents
More Fables from la Fontaine
Three New Poets
- Donald Finkel
- Don Geiger
- Hollis Summers
- W. S. Merwin
Three Poems
- John Frederick Nims
Reviews
- William Jay Smith
- Harry Duncan
- Cid Corman
- Eda Lou Walton
- Edward Dahlberg
- Babette Deutsch
- Hugh Kenner
CONTRIBUTORS
