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November 1933

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

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John Fletcher
Kenneth Alling
Mary Barton
Walter Clark
Dorothy Emerson

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Cover for Poetry Magazine, November 1933

Table of Contents

Two Poems

John Gould Fletcher
- Elegy as Epithalamium
- Children of the Sun

Cold Clouds

Raymond Holden
- Storm over Rockefeller Center
- To the Sun

Ethel Romig Fuller
- Remembering Rocks

Kindred

Walter Van Tilburg Clark
- Strength of Autumn End
- Of the Broken Brotherhood

Slow Rhythms

Edgar Foxall

Dorothy Emerson
- Roadside

Three Sonnets

Edith Mirick

Grace Fallow Norton
- Phoenix
Alice Finnegan
- November
Mary Elizabeth Barton
- Perspective
Kenneth Slade Alling
- Noon

Two Poems

Myra Marini
- Peace Be Unto Her
- Young Thinker

Carl Rakosi
- The Beasts

Comment

John Gould Fletcher
- Nature's New Revelation
Marianne Moore
- The Poem and the Print

Reviews

Harriet Monroe
- A Farewell
Sherry Mangan
- A Critic of Ambiguity

Contributors
- - John Gould Fletcher
  - Raymond Holden
  - Ethel Romig Fuller
  - Walter Van Tilburg Clark
  - Edgar Foxall
  - Dorothy Emerson
- - Edith Mirick
  - Grace Fallow Norton
  - Alice Finnegan
  - Mary Elizabeth Barton
  - Kenneth Slade Alling
  - Myra Marini
- - Carl Rakosi
  - Marianne Moore
  - Harriet Monroe
  - Sherry Mangan