SOURCE: "Inventory of Nash: 1938," in Saturday Review, June 4, 1938, pp. 6-7.
In the following review, Untermeyer offers criticism of Nash's technique, contending that the rhyme scheme and long, asymmetrical lines obscure serious themes in his poetry.
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