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March 1917

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

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Frank Gordon
Alice Henderson
Helen Hoyt
Harriet Monroe
Ezra Pound

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An edited Poetry Magazine by Harriet Moore. The issue is from March of 1917.

Table of Contents

City Pastorals

Helen Hoyt

Country Rhymes

Orrick Johns

Joyce Kilmer
- A Blue Valentine
- The Thorn
Odell Shepard
- A Nun
Ford Madox Ford
- What the Orderly Dog Saw
Violet Hunt
- What the Civilian Saw

Winds of March

Max Michelson
- "Newly Seeded"
- Night Moods
- On a Windy Afternoon
- Off
- Fire
- Knowledge
- The Adversary
- A Polish Girl
- Portrait
- Gone
- Playing Horse
- Traveler

Lacquer Prints

Amy Lowell

Editorial Comment

Harriet Monroe
- Hard Times Indeed
Ezra Pound
- Things to Be Done

Reviews

John Gould Fletcher
- Yale Discovers Blake
Max Michelson
- Claudel in English
Eunice Tietjens
- Cathay Again
Harriet Monroe
- Other Books of Verse

Our Contemporaries

Alice Corbin Henderson
- Home Rule

Correspondence

Frank S. Gordon
- A Word from Dr. Gordon
Helen Hoyt
- Patriotism

Contributors
- - Helen Hoyt
  - Orrick Johns
  - Joyce Kilmer
  - Odell Shepard
  - Ford Madox Ford
- - Violet Hunt
  - Max Michelson
  - Amy Lowell
  - Harriet Monroe
  - Ezra Pound
- - John Gould Fletcher
  - Eunice Tietjens
  - Alice Corbin Henderson
  - Frank S. Gordon