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April 1931

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

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Horace Gregory
Harriet Monroe
Kenneth Rexroth
Louis Zukofsky
Mary Barrett

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Poetry: Magazine of Verse. The issue is from April of 1931.

Table of Contents

Seas and Singing Country

Robert Roe

After Calvary

James L. Duff
- Pilate
- Caiaphas
- Iscariot
- John

Soft Measures

David Cornel De Jong

Jessie St. John
- Now Is the Winter Gone

Two Poems

Carl John Bostelmann
- With the South Wind
- Rediscovery

Ben Belitt
- Blue and White Morning
Harriet M. Thayer
- Palm Sunday—France
Edith Franklin Wyatt
- Of Shakespeare's Sonnets

Of Trees

Edith Dorothea Morrell
- The Year Has Made No Promises
- Inheritance

Benjamin Musser
- A Girl Is Singing

Two Poems

David Carter
- Seaward
- Downtown—New York

Harry McGuire
- The Young Man
Harold Willard Gleason
- Domestication

Two Poems

R. P. Blackmur
- Steriles Ritournelles
- Funeral Business

Mary Lawther Barrett
- Suddenly a Zebra

Sketches in Color

Grace Baer Hollowell

Comment

Harriet Monroe
- Greatest Women

Reviews

Morton Dauwen Zabel
- A Dawn in Britain I
Stanley Kunitz
- Horace Gregory's First Book
Harriet Monroe
- Ernest Hartsock's Farewell
Dudley Fitts
- Hardly Epic

Coorespondence

Stanley Burnshaw, Horace Gregory, Kenneth Rexroth, and Louis Zukofsky
- The Feburary Number

Contributors
- - Robert Roe
  - James L. Duff
  - David Cornel De Jong
  - Jessie St. John
  - Carl John Bostelmann
  - Ben Belitt
  - Harriet M. Thayer
  - Edith Franklin Wyatt
- - Edith Dorothea Morrell
  - Benjamin Musser
  - David Carter
  - Harry McGuire
  - Harold Willard Gleason
  - R. P. Blackmur
  - Mary Lawther Barrett
  - Grace Baer Hollowell