Poetry:
A Magazine of Verse
Vol. 19, No. 5
Monroe, Harriet (editor)
Chicago: Harriet Monroe, 1922-02
68 p.; 20 x 14.7 cm.
A Magazine of Verse
Vol. 19, No. 5
Monroe, Harriet (editor)
Chicago: Harriet Monroe, 1922-02
68 p.; 20 x 14.7 cm.
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Contents
- Contents: C-C
- Poems by Wang Wei: Answering Vice-Prefect Chang (Wang Wei; Bynner, Witter; Kiang Kung-hu): 235-235
- Poems by Wang Wei: Bound Home to Mount Sung (Wang Wei; Bynner, Witter; Kiang Kung-hu): 235-236
- Poems by Wang Wei: A Message to P'ai Ti (Wang Wei; Bynner, Witter; Kiang Kung-hu): 236-236
- Poems by Wang Wei: On the Way to the Temple (Wang Wei; Bynner, Witter; Kiang Kung-hu): 236-236
- Poems by Wang Wei: Mount Chung-Nan (Wang Wei; Bynner, Witter; Kiang Kung-hu): 237-237
- Poems by Wang Wei: A View of the Han River (Wang Wei; Bynner, Witter; Kiang Kung-hu): 237-237
- Poems by Wang Wei: In My Lodge at Wang-Ch'uan After a Long Rain (Wang Wei; Bynner, Witter; Kiang Kung-hu): 237-238
- Poems by Wang Wei: My Retreat at Chung-Nan (Wang Wei; Bynner, Witter; Kiang Kung-hu): 238-238
- Poems by Wang Wei: In a Retreat Among Bamboos (Wang Wei; Bynner, Witter; Kiang Kung-hu): 238-238
- Poems by Wang Wei: Lines (Wang Wei; Bynner, Witter; Kiang Kung-hu): 238-238
- Poems by Wang Wei: A Parting (Wang Wei; Bynner, Witter; Kiang Kung-hu): 239-239
- Poems by Wang Wei: A Song at Wei-Ch'eng (Wang Wei; Bynner, Witter; Kiang Kung-hu): 239-239
- Poems by Wang Wei: The Beautiful Hsi-shih (Wang Wei; Bynner, Witter; Kiang Kung-hu): 239-239
- Poems by Wang Wei: A Song of Young Girls From Lo-yang (Wang Wei; Bynner, Witter; Kiang Kung-hu): 240-240
- Poems by Wang Wei: Harmonizing A Poem by Palace-Attendant Kuo (Wang Wei; Bynner, Witter; Kiang Kung-hu): 241-241
- Poems by Wang Wei: A Green Stream (Wang Wei; Bynner, Witter; Kiang Kung-hu): 241-241
- In Praise of Abrigada (Speyer, Leonora): 242-246
- An Old Woman (Clarke, Harlow): 247-247
- I Complain in Passing (Clarke, Harlow): 247-247
- Winter Dawn (Skinner, Constance Lindsay): 248-251
- From a Chicago "L" (Brown, Sarah-Margaret): 251-251
- Fate (Monro, Harold): 252-254
- Hillside Poems: Winter Rain (McCreary, Frederick R.): 255-255
- Hillside Poems: A Naked Maple (McCreary, Frederick R.): 255-256
- Hillside Poems: Noontime (McCreary, Frederick R.): 256-256
- Hillside Poems: Judges (McCreary, Frederick R.): 256-256
- Hillside Poems: Alone on the Hill (McCreary, Frederick R.): 257-257
- Incidentals: Dust in the Road (Simons, Hi): 258-258
- Incidentals: Taps (Simons, Hi): 258-258
- Incidentals: The Star (Simons, Hi): 258-259
- Incidentals: Portrait of an Old Roué (Simons, Hi): 259-259
- Tak For Sidst (Deutsch, Babette): 259-259
- In the Office: The Guardians (Haste, Gwendolen): 260-260
- In the Office: Aileen (Haste, Gwendolen): 260-260
- Motherhood (Addison, Medora C.): 261-261
- The Lover (Tanaquil, Paul): 261-261
- Fire (Tietjens, Eunice): 262-265
- The Utterance of Poetry (Monroe, Harriet): 266-272
- Translating Wang Wei (Bynner, Witter): 272-278
- Book Review: Collected Poems of Edwin Arlington Robinson (Winters, Yvor): 278-288
- Book Review: Four Plays for Dancers, by William Butler Yeats (Head, Cloyd): 288-292
- Notes: 292-293
- Books Received: 293-294
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