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the Court has indeed begged for angry denunciation. But this should give us no satisfaction. It is the duty of the justices—few though they are—to settle great questions for the entire nation, and...

In: A Poem (February 1961)

toward the Soviet Union. However, this does not mean that the neutralists are pro-Communist or under Soviet influence, and the difference is a significant one, if at times hard to detect in a U.N....

Of Catherine: A Poem (September 1960)

formation and data, so we can talk about the broad problems that face a free people." In the wake of the steel strike last November A.F.L.C.I.O. President George Meany called anew for a White...

The Advent of E. E. Cummings (May 1959)

Back fo the Pythagoreans, forward to the Existentialists The Advent of E. E. Cummings by JOHN LOGAN T HE TITLE OF E. E. Cummings' statuesque Poems, 1923-54, wrongly implied that the...

On a Prize Crucifix: A Poem (November 1958)

On a Prize Crucifix by a Student Sculptor The cross of boy with man within is an Anguished one. The boy who made this curve Of Christ, the man who made this anxious cross Of Christ, stripped,...

St. Philip and the Martyrs: A Poem (September 1958)

easy statement. And it seems, at best, odd that a group which objected to being restrained by Catholic teaching should wish to impose its own standards upon a partitular segment of Catholics,...

Epilogue, Songs of the Spouses, Complaint of Love: A Poem (December 1956)

Epilogue, Songs of the Spouses, Complaint of Love (After Solomon and after the Seventh Unicorn Tapestry.) The Bridegroom's Song: How lovely are her feet And the joint of her jeweled Thigh. Her belly...

Three Reflections: A Poem (October 1956)

THREE REFLECTIONS OH ROMEO AND JULIET An honest grief bring Romeo where Juliet lies in her tomb Thy leaden life let ring let echo round round the stone room. II She gave life to love once to wait...

Books (August 1956)

BOOKS The Oceanic Sense of James Joyce JOYCE, THE MAN, THE WORK, THE REPUTATION. By Marvin Magalaner and Richard M. Kain. New York University Press. $5. By MICHAEL HARRINGTON IF WE had not...

At the Death of a Child: A Poem (March 1956)

LINES AT THE DEATH OF A CHILD (For B. N.) I cannot celebrate Your waxen child Or tell his certain fate To which a Mass of Angels Sings him at the church: My voice is for his mother Who...

Monologue for the Good Friday Christ (April 1955)

MONOLOGUE FOR THE GOOD FRIDAY CHRIST the good Friday crowd went queues to kiss the crux Fidelis; soon shall each Have back to the least Joy and red cent What he gave up for Lent. I shall...

On Our Lord's Nativity (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...

Lines for the Death of Dylan Thomas: A Poem (December 1953)

DYLAN THOMAS Death of a Poet ANNE FREMANTLE T T HE country is holy, Dylan Thomas wrote, and and the depression, when almost everyone in Wales bade his love "know the green...

Logan, John B.

Lograsso, Angeline H.

Logue, John

Logue, John J

Logue, John J.

Loiacono, Gabriel J.

London, Herbert

London, Kurt

LONERGAN, SISTER ANNE

Loney, Glenn M

Long, Clayton

Long, Haniel