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July 1927

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

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Harriet Monroe
Conrad Aiken
Witter Bynner
Polly Chase
Kenneth Fearing

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Poetry: Magazine of Verse. The issue is from July of 1927.

Table of Contents

Conrad Aiken
- Six Sonnets

Contacts

Polly Chase
- Form
- In a Museum
- Dirge
- Impact
- Finalities
- Remedy for Hurt
- Fall of Leaves
- Fall of Snow

Dorothy Una Ratcliffe
- Song for Music

Four Poems

Kenneth Fearing

Alva N. Turner
- Defeat

Feathered Songs

Edward Sapir

Emma Vories Meyer
- To a Tree
Queene B. Lister
- I Never Knowed
Louis Ginsberg
- Hymn to Evil
John Van Druten
- Week-End Leave

Two Poems

Wade Oliver
- Banqueters
- Shadow Song

Mary Brinker Post
- Windy Monday

Chapala Poems

Witter Bynner

Comment

Harriet Monroe
- The Pulitzer Award System

Reviews

Maurice Lesemann
- Mr. Pound and the Younger Generation
George H. Dillon
- High Frequency
Marie Luhrs
- A Poet's Neighbors
Harriet Monroe
- Light-Footed Satire
Marie Luhrs
- A Small Fresh Spring
Harriet Monroe
- A "Pronouncer of Life"
Jessica Nelson North
- Quiet Verses

Brief Notices

Contributors
- - Conrad Aiken
  - Polly Chase
  - Dorothy Una Ratcliffe
  - Kenneth Fearing
  - Alva N. Turner
  - Edward Sapir
- - Emma Vories Meyer
  - Queene B. Lister
  - Louis Ginsberg
  - John Van Druten
  - Wade Oliver
  - Mary Brinker Post
- - Witter Bynner
  - Harriet Monroe
  - Maurice Lesemann
  - George H. Dillon
  - Marie Luhrs
  - Jessica Nelson North