called out “Green Light,” during which a ragged group of ten-year-olds scrambled to overtake each other, until the words “Red Light” forced a stop. Those who kept going, hurtling on after the dictum, ...

in plague years; Shakespeare scribbled poems for praises. Today each playwright (one is me) utters in keyboard clacks: free verse or formal phrases. Yet theatres keep one bare light bulb burning on ...

Eliot’s work, both poetry and prose, although the poetry alone can be considered here, has a peculiar significance for the Christian, whether he be theologian, preacher, or layman, for Eliot has ...