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VERSE (March 1969)

ity as fraught with dangers lurking beyond the range of his effective control. This is not quite so true today--at least, we can glimpse the threshold of a world when the danger of the human...

VERSE (May 1966)

require much adjustment of thinking among bishops, and its success would depend on their spirit of cooperation. The principle of subsidiarity recommends .it for the handling of cases which...

VERSE: ON ECSTASY: (January 1965)

at the country clubs of Pittsburgh and night spots from Manhattan to Los Angeles. The Abel crowd has made much of Dave's second home in Palm Springs and his frustrated desire to be accepted into the...

Honors Section (May 1964)

Honors Section Students who ask 'what is reality' I tell: it is in the iambic pentameter of Chaucer—difficult occasionally to construe, a few reversed feet, yet caught within the mystery of...

After Pausanias (April 1963)

THE STAGE Comics, Comics LONG BEFORE the curtain goes up on Jack Benny's show at the Ziegfeld an atmosphere of good-will, classy leisure and amiable self-indulgence begins to emanate from the...

From a Book of Hours: A Poem (June 1960)

Luther King has asked for "selective buying" campaigns. Although Dr. King and the N.A.A.C.P. agree on the boycott and many other issues, his Southern Christian Leadership Conference is weakening...

For my Godchild at Baptism:A Poem (January 1960)

I T WILL BE evident to any reader of Paul Elmer More that the biography rests on a great amount of research; but the full extent of that research and the value of its findings are not, perhaps,...

Gloss on a Text: A Poem (March 1959)

Gloss on a Text from the Mansions A sensible woman turned to poetry who knew someone who saw her place in hell's pitch-rooting pool, a consequence of prayer. The King was in the center of that...

After Dylan Thomas: A Poem (December 1958)

257 AFTER DYLAN THOMAS No such imaginings infect us now. Impostume towns approximate their duties; traffic increases to a scribbled flow, talk staunching responsibilities. No end of fevers...

St Catherine's, Summer: A Poem (November 1956)

ST. CATHERINE'S, SUMMER Cuius amor tantum mihi crescit in horas Quantum vere novo viridis se subicit alnus -Virgil The tops of trees, not sonnets, take the sun seasons are tutored by, not flesh but...

The Feast of Stephen: A Poem (May 1955)

THE FEAST OF STEPHEN T HAMES, mortal hubris beggars us. Once more Christ God at Stephen's side is asking blood. Who shall outface the fierce Child and restore the right hand of our darkness from...

Sonnets for Lent (March 1955)

SONNETS FOR LENT "'Beware of prowling dogs"--St. Paul T O think of Troy now Lent is down, aware of prowling dogs, our conscionable past, is ,to begin a race ourselves impair by how precipitate...

Sonnets for Christmas (December 1954)

Three Christmas Poems ON OUR LORD'S NATIVITY A T a long December instant which sunders Time and sutures men's souls, a cold Stable's air mingled on itself The breath of man and woman, the...

Sonnets for Doom (November 1954)

SONNETS FOR DOOM T HIS question pricks now the residual clay: When shaU the doom walk up our wharves and streets, and Christmas father the last jocund day? The sybil leaves us guessing and love...

Sonnet (October 1954)

SONNET L ET us forget the horn's end of the year, Orion marching inconclusively, out-heroded of individual fear, recall Odysseus apprised of Circe, a name that burns. O Christ, we who...

Johnson, Delbert

Johnson, Elizabeth

Johnson, Elizabeth A

Johnson, Elizabeth A.

Johnson, Geoffrey

Johnson, George

Johnson, Hank

Johnson, James Turner

Johnson, James Wood

Johnson, James Wood.

Johnson, Jim

Johnson, John Collins Harvey, Kevin P Quinn, Sandra H