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July 1944

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Florence Kerr Brownell, Stephen Bylansen, John Ciardi, R. N. Currey, David Cornel De Jong, Kenneth Fearing, and more.

July 1944

Seven Poems
- John Ciardi
  Reveille for My Twenty-Eighth Birthday
- John Ciardi
  Reflections while Oiling a Machine Gun
- John Ciardi
  Mission
- John Ciardi
  Vagary of the Simple Heart
- John Ciardi
  Monday Morning Reveille
- John Ciardi
  First Snow on an Airfield
- John Ciardi
  Summer Evening
Kenneth Fearing
4 A.M.
Two Poems
- Stephen Bylansen
  To D. H. Lawrence
- Stephen Bylansen
  Epithalaminuet
Six Poems
- David Cornel De Jong
  Spring Song
- David Cornel De Jong
  Far Distant Star
- David Cornel De Jong
  Ditty
- David Cornel De Jong
  Days and Battles Go On
- David Cornel De Jong
  For Our Past Years
- David Cornel De Jong
  Spring, 1944
South India
- R. N. Currey
  Men and Gods
- R. N. Currey
  Hindu Temple
- R. N. Currey
  Siva
- R. N. Currey
  Ganesh
- R. N. Currey
  Hindu Women
- R. N. Currey
  Cattle
- R. N. Currey
  Hill Station
Florence Kerr Brownell
Torn Sky
Alice Monks Mears
Always the Hill Remembered
Winfield Townley Scott
Six Sonnets
Macha Rosenthal
The Meaning of Kenneth Fearing's Poetry
Reviews
- John Gould Fletcher
  Adventures in Idiom
  Poems 1923-1943 by James Daly
- H. R. Hays
  A Study of Garcia Lorca
  García Lorca by Edwin Honig
- Ruth Lechlitner
  A New Instrument
  Love Letter from an Impossible Land by William Meredith
- J. V. Healy
  Thinking in Verse
  An Act of Life by Theodore Spencer
- Marian Castleman
  Supper Music
  Morning in Iowa by Robert Nathan

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