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DAVID GALLER THE PROMGAL SON RETURNS Swaying to rhythms, having visions, I'd see Myself rise in your darkening room, in which You'd pitied yourself or sworn that I was rich; Snap on the...

Shadow (January 1964)

Shadow So near. Faithful to what? Whether you move or remain Still, it shall reflect Either state at once, But take neither the shape Of its projector nor That of the thing it is Projected...

After Leaving the Lady of the Wood (March 1962)

and pussyfooting it was something to get the AHA and Blue Cross off dead center and actually on the move toward a national structure and a definite proposal on the great issue of hospital care...

Exquisite in His Crudities: A Poem (July 1961)

EXQUISITE IN HIS CRUDITIES As much the misfit as Gauguin Thumbing the pages of a text Of law inside his head, watching The chief have trouble with his tribe, The old man takes the sun. Or takes It...

The Dart: A Poem (January 1961)

is to make some men as willing to serve the public interest as others are to serve the private, and for each to show a style of life which reflects the dignity and sense of his choice. The Goals...

Moray Eels: A Poem (March 1960)

coalition. Until this is done, the labor movement will be able to exact respect and concern at the executive and administrative level, but it will have no real hope of implementing its political...

Gallery, Sean

Gallicho, Grant

GALLIGAN, ANDREW

GALLIGAN, ANDREW A.

GALLIK, REV. G.

Gallin, Alice

GALLO, ERNEST

GALLO, NADINE

GALLO, RICHARD J.

Galloway, John

Galston, William

Galston, William A