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June 1917

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

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E. H. L.
Arthur Ficke
John Fletcher
Alice Henderson
Harriet Monroe

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An edited Poetry Magazine by Harriet Moore. The issue is from June of 1917.

Table of Contents

Ezra Pound
- Three Cantos
Richard Butler Glaenzer

Songs out of Stress

Sara Teasdale
- Barter
- Spirit's House
- Lessons
- Refuge
- Wood Song

Joseph Walleser
- Beside the Master
John Hall Wheelock
- Holy Light
Ella Young
- Fiametta
- Greeting
Glenn Ward Dresbach
- One Face in the Crowd
- Two Songs
Jane Heap
- Notes
John Rodker
D. H. Lawrence
- Resurrection

Editorial Comment

Harriet Monroe
- What May War Do
Arthur Davison Ficke
- From a Note Book
John Gould Fletcher
- Living History
Harriet Monroe
- Fire of Youth

Reviews

Harriet Monroe
- Mr. Fuller's New Phase
Alice Corbin Henderson
- Poetry of the American Negro
Ezra Pound
- Wax Tablets
Helen Hoyt
- A Symphonic Suite

Our Contemporaries

Alice Corbin Henderson
- The Hawk's Well
Alice Corbin Henderson and Harriet Monroe
- Wanted: A Song for America

Coorespondence

E. H. L.
- Correspondence: To Miss Monroe in the Carolinas

Contributors
- - Ezra Pound
  - Richard Butler Glaenzer
  - Sara Teasdale
  - Joseph Walleser
  - John Hall Wheelock
  - Ella Young
- - Glenn Ward Dresbach
  - Jane Heap
  - John Rodker
  - D. H. Lawrence
  - Harriet Monroe
  - Arthur Davison Ficke
- - John Gould Fletcher
  - Alice Corbin Henderson
  - Helen Hoyt
  - E. H. L.