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March 1934

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Howard Milton Blake, Amy Bonner, Grant H. Code, Loyd Collins, S. Foster Damon, John Vincent Healy, and more.

March 1934

Ezra Pound
"Thou Shalt Not", Said Martin Van Buren: Canto XXXVII
John Vincent Healy
Visit to Erebus
Shadow Shapes
- Rayner Heppenstall
  Theme Nocturne
- Rayner Heppenstall
  A Thought of Your Unfaith
- Rayner Heppenstall
  For Safety of Her Image
Child of Grass
- Lionel Wiggam
  The High Hill
- Lionel Wiggam
  In Spite of This
- Lionel Wiggam
  For His Father
- Lionel Wiggam
  Struggle
Amy Bonner
March
Grant H. Code
Brief Sequence
Richard Henson
If You Are Lost
Loyd Collins
He Goes Running
Florence Ripley Mastin
Frost Flowers
Bertha Ten Eyck James
For My Father
Memory of Winds
- Willard Maas
  Address to the Heart at the Lake's Edge
- Willard Maas
  A Wind Stirring
- Willard Maas
  Winter Atavism
Two Poems
- Howard Blake
  Analyse des Amants
- Howard Blake
  Rebellion
Angus Victor Scallon
Wintersmead
Three Lyrics
- S. Foster Damon
  Dawn Song to His First Born
- S. Foster Damon
  Sung at a Private Dinner
- S. Foster Damon
  Another Dinner Song
Comment
- Harriet Monroe
  In These Days
- Morton Dauwen Zabel
  Stefan George 1868-1933
Reviews
- John Gould Fletcher
  The Dilemma of Robinson Jeffers
  Give Your Heart to the Hawks by Robinson Jeffers
- Robert Penn Warren
  Working toward Freedom
  Now with His Love by John Peale Bishop
- Harriet Monroe
  April Bloom
  Any Spring by Dorothy Aldis
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