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Code's New Book of Poems Appears
G. H. Code '17, of the English Department is the author of a new book of poems entitled "Volume Two" which has just been published. The volume contains ten poems and is 15 pages long.
The titles of the poems are "Hymn to the Deathless," "The Dying Man at Marib," "Dying Man To His Soul," "Interlude," "Nenette Dances," "The City," "Ballade of the Garland," "The Wrestlers," "Necromancy," and "Burnt Musk and Balsam."
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