A single page from The New Republic (September 14, 1918) printing a group of short free-verse poems by Phoebe Crosby Allnutt. The poems include Morning, Kings, Paints, Nature Study, The Crazy Pine Tree, April Night, Windows, Old Thoughts, Weaving and A Visit to Hagerstown. The poem titled Weaving is a brief metaphor about a weaver at a loom given bright colors by a Master to make a design on a plain background; it is not about weaving technique.