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May 1934

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Laura Benet, Stanley Blackpool, Guy Carden, William Davidson, Isabel Perry Doughty, Doris Durst, and more.

Jesse Stuart
Young Kentucky
Laura Benét
Lige Weedy's Fiddle
William Davidson
The Loneliest Born
Two Poems
- Guy Carden
  Apprehension
- Guy Carden
  Modern Interior
Dorothy Una Ratcliffe
The Last Lover
Flashes over Basalt
- Stanley Blackpool
  The Woman in the Wheat
- Stanley Blackpool
  Cold Rain
- Stanley Blackpool
  The Stone Left Standing
- Stanley Blackpool
  Flowering Night
Frances Frost
Last Generation
From China and Hawaii
- Doris Durst
  An Urn of Tears
- Doris Durst
  Now They Can Be Gay
- Doris Durst
  Can It Be?
Harold Vinal
Daybreak
Frederick ten Hoor
A Wish for My Brother
Swift Glimpses
- Malvina Rosen
  City Angle
- Malvina Rosen
  Experience
- Malvina Rosen
  Reaction
- Malvina Rosen
  No Comfort
Cary Ross
Two Poems
In Search
- Isabel Perry Doughty
  Patterns Are Made to Break
- Isabel Perry Doughty
  There Is a Wild Weed
- Isabel Perry Doughty
  What Wordless Way?
New Times on the Plains
- Paul Engle
  The Last Cup
- Paul Engle
  Letter to Sam
- Paul Engle
  Burning My Boyhood's Poems
- Paul Engle
  Earth in Our Blood
Comment
- Harriet Monroe
  Down South
- F. R. Leavis
  English Letter
Reviews
- Marianne Moore
  Things Others Never Notice
  Collected Poems 1921-1931 by William Carlos Williams
- Léonie Adams
  Unequal Beauty
  End and Beginning: A Play by John Masefield
- Rolfe Humphries
  Journeyman of Letters
  Rip Tide: A Novel in Verse by William Rose Benét
- William Gorman
  Poetry and Labor
  The Boar and Shibboleth by Edward Doro
- Horace Gregory
  The Best People
  Recent Poetry 1923-1933 by Alida Monro

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From China and Hawaii

Swift Glimpses

In Search

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