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February 1929

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

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Lew Sarett
H. Davis
Mildred Bowers
Herbert Bruncken
Miriam De Ford

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Poetry: Magazine of Verse. The issue is from February of 1929.

Table of Contents

Grey Leaves and Gold

James J. Ryan
- In a Crystal Bowl
- Change
- Peace
- Wild Duck
- The Swan
- The Rain
- Rameses
- Bell-Ringer
- Her Heart Is Water
- Obiit
- Vis-à-Vis
- The Suns Are Dead

Frances Beatrice Taylor
- Outlaw

Grain of the Wood

Charles Oluf Olsen
- In the City
- Kinship
- Rehabilitation
- Consider Two Cats
- Goal
- Temporal
- Rebuked

Voices out of the Land

Leo L. Ward

Lyrics

Kathleen Millay
- Witch
- Ignorance

Two Poems

Miriam Allen De Ford
- One of Those Accidents
- Prelude to an Execution

Daniel Catton Rich
- Underneath

Two Poems

Ethel Woodruff Macy
- Meditation
- Futility

Two Men

Mildred Bowers
- James Marsh
- Sam Littleton

She Says

Helen Maring
- Reversed
- Lean Wind

Flora Brent Hamilton
- Silhouette
Jon Ben Holland
- Carnival
Herbert Gerhard Bruncken
- Lazarus Silverloom

Comment

Lew R. Sarett
- Elinor Wylie

Reviews

Walter Kidd
- Last Songs
Herbert S. Gorman
- A Modern Anthology
Marion Strobel
- A Knock-Out
Morton Dauwen Zabel
- A Critic's Poetry
Margery Swett Mansfield
- Margaret Widdemer
Herbert S. Gorman
- In a Fertile Field

Contents

H. L. Davis
- Note

Contributors
- - James J. Ryan
  - Frances Beatrice Taylor
  - Charles Oluf Olsen
  - Leo L. Ward
  - Kathleen Millay
  - Miriam Allen De Ford
  - Daniel Catton Rich
- - Ethel Woodruff Macy
  - Mildred Bowers
  - Helen Maring
  - Flora Brent Hamilton
  - Jon Ben Holland
  - Herbert Gerhard Bruncken
  - Lew R. Sarett
- - Walter Kidd
  - Herbert S. Gorman
  - Marion Strobel
  - Morton Dauwen Zabel
  - Margery Swett Mansfield
  - H. L. Davis