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September 1928

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Juanita Turner, Ellen Stevenson, Frances Stevens, Marjorie Allen Seiffert, Robert Roe, Mary Brinker Post, and more.

Pico y Pala
- H. L. Davis
  Steel Gang
- H. L. Davis
  Cloudy Day
- H. L. Davis
  Rivers to Children
Margery Mansfield
This Is New England
Two Lychee Nuts
- Edgar Lee Masters
  Yee Lem of Keokuk
- Edgar Lee Masters
  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
  Modern Marriage
- Leonard Hinton
  Tribute
- Leonard Hinton
  A Man to His World
Elizabeth Morrow
Quatrain
Two Sad Songs
- Effie Alger Allen
  Bereavement
- Effie Alger Allen
  Song of the Hearse
Julius M. Nolte
Man and Woman
Juanita Turner
For Those Who Would Be Safe
Ellen Borden
Songs
Le Baron Cooke
Provocative
Two Poems
- Virginia Moore
  Old Age
- Virginia Moore
  Justified Bird
Mary Brinker Post
Summer in the Garden
Lines from Dust
- Grace Baer Hollowell
  Summer Idyl
- Grace Baer Hollowell
  Song of the Yellow-Green Willow
- Grace Baer Hollowell
  How Praise Her
- Grace Baer Hollowell
  Perhaps
- Grace Baer Hollowell
  City Dwelling
- Grace Baer Hollowell
  To My Stepson
Comment
- Harriet Monroe
  The "Voice" and the "Singer"
- Stanley Burnshaw
  Vers-Libre in Full Bloom
Reviews
- Harriet Monroe
  Serene and Secure
  Outcrop by Abbie Huston Evans
- Margery Mansfield
  Anti-Puritan
  The Joy Ride and Other Poems by Warren Gilbert
- Morton Dauwen Zabel
  A Prize Poem
  The City by Ruth Manning Sanders
- Harriet Monroe
  From a Small Place
  Songs of Infancy and Other Poems by Mary Britton Miller
- Morton Dauwen Zabel
  A Mountain Folk Play
  The Gobbler of God by Percy Mackaye

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Pico y Pala

Two Lychee Nuts

Three Moods in Love

Two Sad Songs

Two Poems

Lines from Dust

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