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September 1928

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

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Harriet Monroe
Stanley Burnshaw
Effie Allen
Le Cooke
H. Davis

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Poetry: Magazine of Verse. The issue is from September of 1928.

Table of Contents

Pico y Pala

H. L. Davis

Margery Swett Mansfield
- This Is New England

Two Lychee Nuts

Edgar Lee Masters
- Yee Lem of Keokuk
- Wah Tom and Black Mag

Robert Roe
- Aesthete to His Love
Marjorie Allen Seiffert
- To Certain Contemporaries
Robert Hillyer
- Pastorals
Frances Stevens
- Earth

Three Moods in Love

Leonard Hinton

Elizabeth Morrow
- Quatrain

Two Sad Songs

Effie Alger Allen
- Bereavement
- Song of the Hearse

Julius M. Nolte
- Man and Woman
Juanita Turner
- For Those Who Would Be Safe
Ellen Stevenson
- Songs
Le Baron Cooke
- Provocative

Two Poems

Virginia Moore
- Old Age
- Justified Bird

Mary Brinker Post
- Summer in the Garden

Lines from Dust

Grace Baer Hollowell

Comment

Harriet Monroe
- The "Voice" and the "Singer"
Stanley Burnshaw
- Vers-Libre in Full Bloom

Reviews

Harriet Monroe
- Serene and Secure
Margery Swett Mansfield
- Anti-Puritan
Morton Dauwen Zabel
- A Prize Poem
Harriet Monroe
- From a Small Place
Morton Dauwen Zabel
- A Mountain Folk Play

Contributors
- - H. L. Davis
  - Margery Swett Mansfield
  - Edgar Lee Masters
  - Robert Roe
  - Marjorie Allen Seiffert
  - Robert Hillyer
  - Frances Stevens
- - Leonard Hinton
  - Elizabeth Morrow
  - Effie Alger Allen
  - Julius M. Nolte
  - Juanita Turner
  - Ellen Stevenson
  - Le Baron Cooke
- - Virginia Moore
  - Mary Brinker Post
  - Grace Baer Hollowell
  - Harriet Monroe
  - Stanley Burnshaw
  - Morton Dauwen Zabel