Poetry
Spring 1958
The Knowledge of Our Dream
He who dies but does not perish has a long life.—Laotze Consciousness is the day into which man wakened from the long sleep of the world; The first uncomprehending picture […]
Poetry
Spring 1957
The Lovers in the Graveyard
Sin is but the hope that is too precious to be found engaged in; That we guard from becoming public property at the cost of private shame. The lovers, cast […]
Poetry
Winter 1957
Journeys
Death is a compromise the mind makes between an end it can never reach And all those ends in which it finds existence previous to living: The mind’s journeys are […]
Poetry
Summer 1956
A Prayer for Rain
Dear God, let it rain upon the earth of my soul: The soft Spring rain upon the waiting earth Or, if not this, then at least the moisture the frost […]
Poetry
Spring 1956
The Life of the Estate
A woman inherits the proprietorship of her estate: That though the land belongs to someone else, Those that live as they are accustomed to in the house on the hill, […]