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September 1945

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

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Marie Borroff
J. Brotherton
Brenda Chamberlain
Louis Coxe
Carleton Drewry

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Cover for Poetry Magazine, September 1945

Table of Contents

Six Poems

Nicholas Moore

Brenda Chamberlain
- For Alun Lewis

Four Poems

Israel Newman

Carleton Drewry
- This Tree

Three Poems

Marie Borroff

Kay De Bard Hall
- Heat Wave
Ashley Sampson
- Enemy in the Gates

Two Poems

Louis O. Coxe
- Dead Marine
- For M.E.S. before D-Day

J. L. Brotherton
- Simulacra
William D. Perkins
- Early Autumn: 1945
Edith Lovejoy Pierce
- The Tongue of the Snake
A. M. Klein
- Indian Reservation: Caughnawaga

Three Tunes on a Ground Bass, and Coda

Will Gibson

Reviews

Cleanth Brooks
- Allen Tate
Winfield Townley Scott
- Poetry and Event
John Frederick Nims
- Five Young Canadian Poets
Francis C. Golffing
- The Plain and the Stratosphere
Bernard Raymund
- Ironist's Vade Mecum
John Gould Fletcher
- What Price an Anthology
Milton A. Kaplan
- Radio Posters
Lloyd Mallan
- Towers of Rhetoric

Contributors
- - Nicholas Moore
  - Brenda Chamberlain
  - Israel Newman
  - Carleton Drewry
  - Marie Borroff
  - Kay De Bard Hall
  - Ashley Sampson
- - Louis O. Coxe
  - J. L. Brotherton
  - William D. Perkins
  - Edith Lovejoy Pierce
  - A. M. Klein
  - Will Gibson
  - Cleanth Brooks
- - Winfield Townley Scott
  - John Frederick Nims
  - Francis C. Golffing
  - Bernard Raymund
  - John Gould Fletcher
  - Milton A. Kaplan
  - Lloyd Mallan