Vol 17 No 4 Spring 1982 contents of this issue bibliographic notice other issues online about this magazine search other magazines Contents   Cover Page   Sheenagh Pugh six poems from Earth Studies     The craft I left in was called Esau (poem 2)     Biology 2 (poem 4)     I think someone might write an elegy (poem 5)     Religion (poem 6)     Geography 2 (poem 10)     Literature (poem 16)   John Barnie Nothing to report     Netting dace   Alison Bielski Sea calligraphy   Duncan Bush Ulysses becalmed   Cesare Pavese Agony Translated by Duncan Bush     Those who were there Translated by Duncan Bush   Edna Eglinton The way it is   Euron Griffith The simplicity of flight (for Julie)   Geoffrey Holloway Severn minnows   Mike Jenkins Birth is a tidal wave     On Brac   Christopher Meredith A kind of god     Snapshot   Robert Minhinnick Lines after the death of Johnny Owen   John Tripp Breaking the past     Louis MacNeice in the 'Cock'   Michael Collins The Achievement of David Jones   Thomas Dilworth In Parenthesis as Chronicle   Joseph Cohen Depth and Control in David Jones' In Parenthesis   Anne Carson Daly The Anathemata: a Brilliant Modernist Poem   Leo M.J. Manglaviti David Jones and The Anathemata: Life as Art   Teresa Godwin Phelps David Jones's 'The Hunt' and 'The Sleeping Lord': The once and future Wales   J.P. Ward Dreaming birds     Midsummer night, late evening     Scafell (for Molly Lefebure)     verbal shape     verbal shape     verbal shape   Anthony Conran Correspondence   Martin Haslehurst Reviews J.P. Ward   Glyn Pursglove Review Sad Clowns of Word: Verbal shapes and poetic objects   Terry Eagleton Review J.P. Ward: Writers of Wales: Raymond Williams.   John C. Whale Review J. P. Ward: Poetry and the Sociological Idea   John Barnie Review Richard Poole: Words Before Midnight   Diane Davies Review Michael Hamburger: Variations   Richard Poole Review C.H. Sisson: English Poetry 1900-1950; Selected Poems   Colin Wilcockson Review William Blissett: The Long Conversation, A Memoir of David Jones   Phil Maillard Review Full Gallop (some recent books from Galloping Dog Press)   Sheenagh Pugh Review The Distance, The Shadows; selected poems by Hugo   Poetry Library Royal Festival Hall Hayward Gallery