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February 1931

The oldest monthly devoted to verse in the English-speaking world.

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Parker Tyler
Louis Zukofsky
Harriet Monroe
Basil Bunting
Whittaker Chambers

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Poetry: Magazine of Verse. The issue is from February of 1931.

Table of Contents

Before You

Carl Rakosi

Louis Zukofsky
- "A": Seventh Movement: "There Are Different Techniques"
Howard Weeks
- What Furred Creature
Robert M. McAlmon
- Fortuno Carraccioli
Joyce Hopkins
- University: Old-Time
Charles Reznikoff
- A Group of Verse
Norman Macleod
- Song for the Turquoise People
Kenneth Rexroth
- Last Page of a Manuscript
S. Theodore Hecht
- Table for Christmas
George Oppen
- 1930's
Harry Roskolenko
- Supper in an Alms-House
Whittaker Chambers
- October 21st, 1926
Henry Zolinsky
- Horatio
Basil Bunting
- The Word
Jesse Loewenthal
- Match

From Arthur Rimbaud

Arthur Rimbaud
- Wakes—III
- To One Reason

John Wheelwright
- Slow Curtain
Richard Johns
- The Sphinx
Martha Champion
- Poem
William Carlos Williams
- The Botticellian Trees

Comment

Louis Zukofsky
- Program: "Objectivists" 1931
- Sincerity and Objectification: With Special Reference to the Work of Charles Reznikoff
Charles Henri Ford, Samuel Putnam, and Parker Tyler
- Symposium
René Taupin
- Three Poems by André Salmon: I

Contributors
- - Carl Rakosi
  - Louis Zukofsky
  - Howard Weeks
  - Robert M. McAlmon
  - Joyce Hopkins
  - Charles Reznikoff
  - Norman Macleod
  - Kenneth Rexroth
- - S. Theodore Hecht
  - George Oppen
  - Harry Roskolenko
  - Whittaker Chambers
  - Henry Zolinsky
  - Basil Bunting
  - Jesse Loewenthal
  - Arthur Rimbaud
- - John Wheelwright
  - Richard Johns
  - Martha Champion
  - William Carlos Williams
  - Charles Henri Ford
  - Samuel Putnam
  - Parker Tyler
  - René Taupin