Poetry: A Magazine of Verse, Volume 01 / October-March, 1912-13

CONTENTS OF VOL. I

VERSE

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	Page
Aldington, Richard:
??????S [CHORIKOS]	39
To a Greek Marble	42
Au Vieux Jardin	43
Banning, Kendall:
Love Songs of the Open Road	110
Brink, Roscoe W.:
Helen Is Ill	117
Broadus, Edmund Kemper:
The Oracle	179
A Gargoyle on Notre Dame	179
Bynner, Witter:
Apollo Troubadour	150
One of the Crowd	153
Neighbors	155
The Hills of San JosÉ	156
Grieve Not for Beauty	156
The Mystic	157
Passing Near	158
Campbell, Joseph:
The Piper	33
Conkling, Grace Hazard:
Symphony of a Mexican Garden	11
Cawein, Madison:
Waste Land	104
My Lady of the Beeches	106
Corbin, Alice:
America	81
Symbols	82
The Star	82
Nodes	83
Davis, Fannie Stearns:
Profits	182
Two Songs of Conn the Fool	183
Storm Dance	186
Dudley, Helen:
To One Unknown	10
Ficke, Arthur Davison:
Poetry	1
Swinburne, An Elegy	137
To a Child—Twenty Years Hence	144
Portrait of an Old Woman	145
The Three Sisters	146
Among Shadows	147
A Watteau Melody	147
Fitch, Anita:
The Wayfarers	108
Les Cruels Amoureux	109
H. D. "Imagiste":
Verses, Translations and Reflections from "The Anthology"	118
Lee, Agnes:
The Silent House	173
Lindsay, Nicholas Vachel:
General Booth Enters into Heaven	101
Long, Lily A.:
The Singing Place	47
Immured	49
Lorimer, Emilia Stuart:
Fish of the Flood	9
McCoy, Samuel:
Dirge for a Dead Admiral	187
Spring Song	189
A Sweetheart: Thompson Street	189
Off-shore Wind	190
Meynell, Alice:
Maternity	181
Monroe, Harriet:
Nogi	50
Moody, William Vaughn:
I Am the Woman	3
Noyes, Alfred:
The Hill Flowers	192
Pound, Ezra:
To Whistler, American	7
Middle-aged	8
Reed, John:
Sangar	71
Rensselaer, Mrs. Schuyler Van:
Under Two Windows	44
Rhys, Ernest:
A Song of Happiness	114
Smith, Clark Ashton:
Remembered Light	77
Sorrowing of Winds	80
Sterling, George:
A Legend of the Dove	75
At the Grand CaÑon	76
Kindred	77
Tagore, Rabindranath:
Poems	84
Torrence, Ridgely:
Santa Barbara Beach	180
Towne, Charles Hanson:
Beyond the Stars	35
Widdemer, Margaret:
The Jester	51
The Beggars	52
Wyatt, Edith:
Sympathy	112
Yeats, William Butler:
The Mountain Tomb	67
To a Child Dancing upon the Shore	68
Fallen Majesty	68
Love and the Bird	69
The Realists	70

PROSE ARTICLES

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As It Was, H. M.	19
On the Reading of Poetry, E. W.	22
The Motive of the Magazine, H. M.	26
Moody's Poems, H. M.	54
Bohemian Poetry, Ezra Pound	57
"The Music of the Human Heart," E. W.	59
The Open Door	62
A Perfect Return, A. C. H.	87
Tagore's Poems, Ezra Pound	92
Reviews:
The Poems of Rosamund Marriott Watson	94
The Adventures of Young Maverick, by Hervey White	95
The Iscariot, by Eden Phillpotts	96
Interpretations, by ZoË Akins	97
Lyrical Poems, by Lucy Lyttelton	97
Status Rerum, Ezra Pound	123
Reviews:
The Lyric Year,	128
The Human Fantasy, and The Beloved Adventure,
by John Hall Wheelock	131
Poems and Ballads, by Hermann Hagedorn	132
Uriel and Other Poems, by Percy MacKaye	133
The Tragedy of Etarre, by Rhys Carpenter	133
Gabriel, by Isabelle Howe Fiske	133
The Unconquered Air, by Florence Earle Coates	133
The Story of a Round House and Other Poems,
by John Masefield	160
PrÉsences, by P. J. Jouve	165
The Poetry Society of America, Jessie B. Rittenhouse	166
"That Mass of Dolts"	168
The Servian Epic, H. M.	195
Imagisme, F. S. Flint	199
A Few Don'ts by an Imagiste, Ezra Pound	202
Notes	29, 64, 99, 134, 168, 206

Editor	Harriet Monroe
Advisory Committee	Henry B. Fuller
	Edith Wyatt
	H. C. Chatfield-Taylor
Foreign Correspondent	Ezra Pound
Administration Committee	William T. Abbott
	Charles H. Hamil

TO HAVE GREAT POETS THERE MUST
BE GREAT AUDIENCES TOO
—Whitman—

FOOTNOTES:

Deceased.

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Editor's Note—In response to many requests for information regarding Imagism and the Imagistes, we publish this note by Mr. Flint, supplementing it with further exemplification by Mr. Pound. It will be seen from these that Imagism is not necessarily associated with Hellenic subjects, or with vers libre as a prescribed form.

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Noted by Mr. Flint.

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