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September 28, I932 THE COMMONWEAL 507 prescribe legislative control or entirely novel national action. The consideration of this idea in reference to present conditions has certain other...
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404 THE COMMONWEAL August 26, 1931 gleams of gold that my memory had spread over his neck and breast are not there. He is really black—there are small threads which in certain lights might be gold,...
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June 17, 1931 THE COMMONWEAL 179 ent colleges, to give me some case studies. At least a half-dozen cases reported were typified by Hilary. And in each instance he was asked to leave college "for...
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o)eashore The sun rides on the water like a ship Masted with flame. Far out two sea-gulls dip And meet again white breast to swerving breast, And rise, and soon are lost upon a quest. The sea...
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August 7, 1929 THE COMMONWEAL 361 SONNETS Drought Broken ouryley The clock that has stopped begins to tick again And out of an empty sky falls eager rain That has long been given...
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May 15, 1929 THE COMMONWEAL 49 POEMS Of Beauty Aloof and Rejected Now a tall tiger, proud in black and gold, Walks with soft tread across the jungle mold, And one lean eagle mounts a lonely...
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September 12, 1928 THE COMMONWEAL 463 SONNETS Aga te From glinting drift of sliding glacial seas And swirling floods of meteoric flame, It keeps the coolness that was under trees, The...
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332 THE COMMONWEAL August i, 1928 POEMS Tfaindropi Raindrops get the notion, Sweeping through the air With a bird-like motion, They must also wear Beaks and wings and feathers. Nearing...
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HICKEL, WALTER J.
The Bargainers (verse)
(September 1932)
