THE OFFICIAL MAGAZINE OF NEW COLLEGE BERKELEY (Vol. 46 NO.3, Winter 2025)

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Poetry

Nothing Gold Can Stay

by Robert Frost

December 25, 2021
by Robert Frost


Nature’s first green is gold,
Her hardest hue to hold.
Her early leaf’s a flower;
But only so an hour.
Then leaf subsides to leaf.
So Eden sank to grief,
So dawn goes down to day.
Nothing gold can stay.


Robert Frost

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    • The Light from a Thousand Wounds: Corey Hatfield on Autism, Suffering, and Beauty.

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    • The Earth Is the Lord’s: Stewardship in an Age of Crisis

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    • The Magnificat, Andor, and Gospel Hope

    • Imagination as Spiritual Practice: When Peace has a Face

    • Sharon Gallagher’s Chicago Legacy of Courage

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    • It Is as if Infancy Were the Whole of Incarnation

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    • First Tires on Fresh Snow

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    • The Question of Identity: Reflections on the Latest Superman Film

    • The Rings of Power Review

    • Movie review of Freud’s Last Session

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    • Musical Order and New Babel: on “Apocalypse Dance” by Ethan McGuire

    • Humbler Forms of Beauty in “Witness to Life”

    • Fold Into Other Creatures: A Review of Named and Nameless by Susan McCaslin

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    • The Sound of the Sea

    • The Art of War

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    • Living in the Book of Common Prayer, with Julie Lane-Gay

    • Formed to Lead: An Author Event with Jason Jensen by NCB’s Radix Live

    • Knock at the Sky: Seeking God in Genesis After Losing Faith in the Bible (An Author Event by NCB’s Radix Live)