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September 1933

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Basil Bunting, Groff Conklin, Ruth Earnshaw, Beatrice Goldsmith, Agnes Lee, Florence Ripley Mastin, and more.

September 1933

Basil Bunting
Chomei at Toyama
Spirals
- Lorine Niedecker
  Promise of Brilliant Funeral
- Lorine Niedecker
  When Ecstasy Is Inconvenient
Harry Roskolenkier
Metaphysical Chant
Louis Zukofsky
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Parker Tyler
Sight Complement
Two Poems
- Groff Conklin
  The Bud
- Groff Conklin
  Thunder-Cloud
Florence Ripley Mastin
After Morphia
Mortality
- Gilbert Maxwell
  Boy and Hawk
- Gilbert Maxwell
  Farewell
Now-a-Days
- Idella Purnell
  Martha at Thirty
- Idella Purnell
  A Thought for Contemporary Writers
Ephemera
- Ira Jan Wallach
  Tidemarks
- Ira Jan Wallach
  Rejoinder
Slumber Lyrics
- Agnes Lee
  He Dreamed
- Agnes Lee
  The Radio
- Agnes Lee
  Only This
- Agnes Lee
  Italian Planes at Rest on Lake Michigan
Harriet Monroe
Balbo's Air Armada
Ruth Earnshaw
In the General Motors Building
Mary Ray McCullar
Offering
Eunice Tietjens
Welter
Weeds in Rain
- Beatrice Goldsmith
  Melancholia
- Beatrice Goldsmith
  Rain
- Beatrice Goldsmith
  Eternity
- Beatrice Goldsmith
  Wraith
Comment
- Harriet Monroe
  In the Aboriginal Mode
Reviews
- Stanley J. Kunitz
  Tradition and Sincerity
  Proud Horns by Carleton Drewry
- Robert Penn Warren
  Old Words
  High Perils by Cale Young Rice
- Morris U. Schappes
  Once More
  Emily Dickinson Face to Face by Martha Dickinson Bianchi
Recent Magazines
Ezra Pound
Cambridge Left
Correspondence
- John A. Holmes
  A Dissenting Opinion

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