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September 1918

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

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Randolph Bourne
Van Brooks
Alfred Kreymborg
Edgar Masters
Max Michelson

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An edited Poetry Magazine by Harriet Moore. The issue is from September of 1918.

Table of Contents

Vachel Lindsay
- The Empire of China Is Crumbling Down
Marjorie Allen Seiffert
- Mountain Trails
Olive Runner
- Freedom
Pauline B. Barrington
- Sunrise at Santa Barbara
- The Pomegranate Bush
Janet Norris Bangs
- The Sand Dunes
Antoinette De Coursey Patterson
- The Birches
Marguerite Zorach
- The Moon Rose
William Zorach
- Look, the Sea!
Robert Gilbert Welsh
- The Djinn
- Readers
Mary Willis Shuey
- Quilts
Jean Starr Untermeyer
- Clay Hills
- Discover Me Again
Nancy Byrd Turner
- Though One Should Strive
Zoë Akins
- Driftwood Burning

Comment

Harriet Monroe
- The Great Renewal
Max Michelson
- Poetry as an Art
Alfred Kreymborg
- The Sixteenth to the Twentieth

Reviews

John Gould Fletcher
- Once More the Georgians
Alice Corbin Henderson
- More Anthologies, Chiefly Topographical
- Christ in the Poetry of Today: Anthology by Martha Foote Crow

Correspondence

Randolph Bourne and Van Wyck Brooks
- The Retort Courteous
Edgar Lee Masters
- A Correction: Of Puritans, Philistines and Pessimists
William Saphier
- Back to the Machine-Shop

Contributors
- - Vachel Lindsay
  - Marjorie Allen Seiffert
  - Olive Runner
  - Pauline B. Barrington
  - Janet Norris Bangs
  - Antoinette De Coursey Patterson
  - Marguerite Zorach
  - William Zorach
- - Robert Gilbert Welsh
  - Mary Willis Shuey
  - Jean Starr Untermeyer
  - Nancy Byrd Turner
  - Zoë Akins
  - Harriet Monroe
  - Max Michelson
  - Alfred Kreymborg
- - John Gould Fletcher
  - Alice Corbin Henderson
  - Randolph Bourne
  - Van Wyck Brooks
  - Edgar Lee Masters
  - William Saphier