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June 1942

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

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Agustí Bartra
Mary Bulkley
Polly Chase
Alex Comfort
S. Damon

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Table of Contents

From "The Moulton Tragedy"

S. Foster Damon

Agustí Bartra
- Thou Art Not Cold

Five Poems

Marion Strobel

Three Poems

H. R. Hays

Alex Comfort
- The Lovers
Eugene Rathner
- Midnight and History
Emily White
- Criticism
Mary E. Bulkley
- Soliloquy by a Parachute Jumper

Two Poems

William Jay Smith
- The Panther from Its Dark and Hidden Lair
- Penates in Peril

Henry Treece
- There Is a Cause for Faith
Davidson Taylor
- Night Letter

Two Poems

Polly Boyden
- Sunday Afternoon: The Bronx
- Gulls' Eggs in Eelgrass

Three Poems

Gilbert Neiman

Reviews

Winfield Townley Scott
- Frost's Seventh Book
John Gould Fletcher
- Stars, Fixed and Variable
Francis Coleman Rosenberger
- Two War Poems
John Frederick Nims
- Opiate, Not Scalpel
Le Garde S. Doughty
- On a Bronze Horse
- Effects and Sound Effects
Richard Eberhart
- Big Top

Contributors
- - S. Foster Damon
  - Agustí Bartra
  - Marion Strobel
  - H. R. Hays
  - Alex Comfort
  - Eugene Rathner
  - Emily White
- - Mary E. Bulkley
  - William Jay Smith
  - Henry Treece
  - Davidson Taylor
  - Polly Boyden
  - Gilbert Neiman
  - Winfield Townley Scott
- - John Gould Fletcher
  - Francis Coleman Rosenberger
  - John Frederick Nims
  - Le Garde S. Doughty
  - Richard Eberhart