August 1922
The oldest monthly devoted to verse in the English-speaking world.
This issue is sold out.
- Jean Catel
- Harriet Monroe
- Eunice Tietjens
- Louise Bogan
- Hao Cheng
Table of Contents
These Are but Words
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Muna Lee
- The Sonnet ("What other form...")
- ("I have been happy...")
- ("I have a thousand pictures...")
- ("Life of itself will be cruel...")
- ("There have been many Junes...")
- ("You have not known...")
- ("It would be easy to say...")
- ("I make no question...")
- ("No love can quite forego...")
- ("It will be easy to love you...")
At Night
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Jessica Nelson North
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Florence Ripley Mastin
Beginning and End
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Louise Bogan
Poems from the Chinese
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Dji-Nan Seng
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Dao Gia
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Hao Cheng
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An-Shih Wang
Summer Phases
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Katherine Wisner McCluskey
Talk from the Dust
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Elizabeth Madox Roberts
Song Nets
Comment
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Harriet Monroe
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Eunice Tietjens
Reviews
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Pearl Andelson Sherry
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Harriet Monroe
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Marion Strobel
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Royall H. Snow
Coorespondence
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Jean Catel
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Contributors
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- Muna Lee
- Jessica Nelson North
- Florence Ripley Mastin
- Louise Bogan
- Dji-Nan Seng
- Dao Gia
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- Shih Yeh
- Hao Cheng
- An-Shih Wang
- Katherine Wisner McCluskey
- Elizabeth Madox Roberts
- Hilda Conkling
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- Harriet Monroe
- Eunice Tietjens
- Pearl Andelson Sherry
- Marion Strobel
- Royall H. Snow
- Jean Catel
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