September 1972

Name: Poetry Foundation
Address: 61 West Superior Street, Chicago, 60654, US
Telephone: 312-787-7070

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

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Richard Hugo
- On Hearing a New Escalation
Brewster Ghiselin
- This Is Vietnam
David Ignatow
- Here I Am
William E. Stafford
- Walking Away an Undeclared War
Philip Levine
- This War
George Johnston
- Who Bomb?
James Schuyler
- May, 1972
Greg Kuzma
- Peace, so That
Geoffrey H. Hartman
- Spring Offensive
Tom Disch
- The Prisoners of War
Ramon Guthrie
- The Poster by the Mailbox
James J. McAuley
- Winter Drive
A. J. M. Smith
- Lines Written on the Occasion of President Nixon's Address to the Nation, May 8, 1972
Geoffrey Grigson
- After All, White Doves
Arthur Gregor
- Ruined Tracks
Maxine Kumin
- Heaven as Anus
Jean Garrigue
- Lead in the Water
Paul Petrie
- Manhood
Nancy Sullivan
- At Yaddo, Thinking about the War
Glover Davis
- Columns
Denise Levertov
- The Distance
Josephine Jacobsen
- Ghosts at Khe Son
Jon Silkin
- Poem
May Swenson
- July 4th
C. K. Williams
- Claws
Alan Dugan
- Stentor and Mourning
Ann Stanford
- The Burning of Ilium
Charles Wright
- Victory Garden
James J. McAuley
- Correspondence

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