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Hildegarde Flanner • 37 Items / 6 Books, 4 Articles, 5 Reviews, 22 Poems
If There Is Time (1942)
by Hildegarde Flanner
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    Skilled Workers (4 Reviews)
    Frank Jones
    Natalie Maisie and Pavilastukay, by John Masefield
    1. Natalie Maisie and Pavilastukay by John Masefield
    2. Song and Idea by Richard Eberhart
    3. If There Is Time by Hildegarde Flanner
    4. Poems by John Berryman
    The Nation, April 17, 1943, p. 569
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    The Library (6 Reviews)
    Max Eastman
    Poetry in a World at War
    1. There Will be Bread and Love by Robert P. Tristram Coffin
    2. A Witness Tree by Robert Frost
    3. Plain-Chant for America by Katherine Garrison Chapin
    4. Out of the Jewel by Rolfe Humphries
    5. If There Is Time by Hildegarde Flanner
    6. Tumultuous Shore by Arthur Davison Ficke
    The American Mercury, October 1942, pp. 500-504
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    Poets---Timely and Timeless (11 Reviews)
    Babette Deutsch
    Our Lady Peace, and Other War Poems, by Mark Van Doren
    1. Our Lady Peace, and Other War Poems by Mark Van Doren
    2. Eleven Poems on the Same Theme by Robert Penn Warren
    3. Selected Poems by Carl Rakosi
    4. Poems by John Berryman
    5. The Teeth of the Lion by Kenneth Patchen
    6. If There Is Time by Hildegarde Flanner
    7. The Sword on the Table: Thomas Dorr's Rebellion by Winfield Townley Scott
    8. The Lincoln Lyrics by John Malcolm Brinnin
    9. A Wreath of Christmas Poems
    10. Some Odes of Pindar by Richmond Lattimore and Pindar
    11. The Mirror of Baudelaire by Charles Henri Ford and Baudelaire
    The New Republic, March 29, 1943, p. 420