In Richard Eberhart’s poem in the Winter issue, the word perceived on page 84, fifth line from bottom, should read percepted. The stanza should read:
There was a nun of modesty, who with service was heavy
And big with sweet acts all her sweet life long;
Enough wisdom she had for twenty ordinary women
Who percepted love as a breath, and as a song.
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