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July 1930

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

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Roland Weber
Morton Zabel
Harriet Monroe
Dorothe Bendon
Milton Burgh

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Poetry: Magazine of Verse. The issue is from July of 1930.

Table of Contents

Poems

Elder James Olson

They Pass

Agnes Lee

Sketches of My People

Stanley Kimmel

Around the Mines

Milton Burgh

Two Poems

William Carlos Williams
- The Unfrocked Priest
- Poem ("As the cat...")

Two Ladies

Mildred Plew Merryman
- Epitaph for Tabitha
- Local Color

Queene B. Lister
- Why Is Night?

Three Poems

Groff Conklin

Dorothe Bendon
- On Ararat

Hither and Yon

Marya Zaturenska

Comment

Morton Dauwen Zabel
- The Lyrics of James Joyce

Reviews

Harriet Monroe
- Imagism Today and Yesterday
Morton Dauwen Zabel
- Prelude to Adventure
Harriet Monroe
- A Notable First Book
- An Irish Singer

Coorespondence

Ada Perry Beinhacker and Roland V. Weber
- Poetry on the Radio

Contributors
- - Elder James Olson
  - Agnes Lee
  - Stanley Kimmel
  - Milton Burgh
  - William Carlos Williams
- - Mildred Plew Merryman
  - Queene B. Lister
  - Groff Conklin
  - Dorothe Bendon
  - Marya Zaturenska
- - Morton Dauwen Zabel
  - Harriet Monroe
  - Ada Perry Beinhacker
  - Roland V. Weber