Volume Information Source: Poetry, Vol. 13, No. 1 (Oct., 1918) Published by: Poetry Foundation Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/20571839 . Accessed: 16/05/2014 23:41 Your use of the JSTOR archive indicates your acceptance of the Terms & Conditions of Use, available at . http://www.jstor.org/page/info/about/policies/terms.jsp . JSTOR is a not-for-profit service that helps scholars, researchers, and students discover, use, and build upon a wide range of content in a trusted digital archive. We use information technology and tools to increase productivity and facilitate new forms of scholarship. For more information about JSTOR, please contact [email protected]. . Poetry Foundation is collaborating with JSTOR to digitize, preserve and extend access to Poetry. http://www.jstor.org This content downloaded from 194.29.185.219 on Fri, 16 May 2014 23:41:52 PM All use subject to JSTOR Terms and Conditions
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Editor HARRIET MONROE Alssociate Editors ALICE CORBIN HENDERSON
HELEN HOYT Advisory Committee HENRY B. FULLER
EDITH WYATT H. C. CHATFIELD-TAYLOR
Foreign Correspondent EZRA POUND Administrative Committee WILLIAM T. ABBOTT
CHARLES H. HAMILL
TO HAVE GREAT POETS THERE MUST BE GREAT AUDIENCES TOO
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Two annual prizes and one special prize will be awarded next November for good work of the current year. To the donors of these prizes, as well as to the above list of guarantors, the editor wishes to express the appre ciation of the staff and the poets:
To Mr. S. 0. Levinson, for the Helen Haire Levinson Prize of two hundred dollars, to be awarded for the sixth time; to the anonymous guarantor who will present, for the fifth time, a prize of one hundred dollars; and to Mr. S. King Russell, for his recent offer of a prize of one hundred dollars for poems by a young poet.
We feel that these prizes are a most valuable public service to the art.
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Aldington, Richard: Prayers and Fantasies I-VIII . .... 67
Aldis, Mary: Thrones . .8 0 Bitter Day . .19 Embarcation . . I9 Go from Me .20
Alondra, A.: The Trenches... . 21
Ayscough, Florence: (See Lowell). Bakeless, John:
Mountain Tops .. . .253 Bernhardt, Lysiane:
La Neige a Poughkeepsie .. . . . 36 Birch ,, Helen Louise:
THREE POEMS: Laughing in the Moonlight . . . . 78 Vertigo . 8I And So the Days Go By . . . . 82
Bishop, Morris: WITH THE A. E. F.: Ante Proelium . . . . ..... 308 Before my Fire in a French Village 308 Le Phre Segret .. . . 309 The Piker . . . 310
Bowman, Louise Morey: And Forbid Them Not . . . . 306
Brownell, Baker: En Masse .. . 255
Buck, Howard: Their Strange Eyes Hold No Vision ..... 12
Bynner, Witter: (Translator): The Farewell (From the French of Charles Vildrac) . . 243
Corbin, Alice: RED EARTH: Muy Vieja Mexicana .94 On the Acequia Madre ..9 El Rito de Santa Fe .i96 CANDLE-LIGHT AND SUN: Candle-light. I97 The Mask .I97 Rain-prayer .I98 Fame .98 Song of Sunlight .II 998
Cunningham, C.: The Alien .253
Driscoll, Louise: The Garden of the West .138
Fiske, Isabel Howe: Somewhere in France. 74
Flexner, Hortense: Decoration for Valor. 316
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Garnett, Louise Ayres: FLOWERS OF WAR: The Lilies of France Know Thyself 1.4 Comrades. I 5
Glaenzer, Richard Butler: CRAYONS OF DOMINICA: Under the Saman. 250 The Little Donkey. 250 First Growth. 250 Caribbean Nights. 25I
Greenwood, Julia Wickham: The Kind Heart .17
Gregory, Allene: Litany .3
Hamilton, Marion Ethel: Pink Blossoms .35
Harvey, Shirley: Rainy Days. 75
Head, Cloyd: WAR SEQUENCE: Prelude. 6 The Marne. 6 Tlfey March Through the Streets of Paris. 7 The German Empire-Bismarck, Von Moltke. 9 Epilogue. IO
Hoyt, Helen: THE HARP: I Have Found My Beloved ..8 Stature. I19 Name .119 Difference .I19 Unity .120 Happiness Betrays Me .20 Triumph 12I Interlude .21 At the Museum .122 Memory .2 3 Oh We Shall Meet .23 Ascension . 24 The Root .124
Judson, Margaret: In the Night. 254
Lawcrence, D. H.: POEMS: Tommies in the Train .258 War Baby .259 Obsequial Chant .260 Bread Upon the Waters .261 Pentecostal 262 Nostalgia .263
Leg, Agnes: Peace .117 PIcTuREs OF WOMEN: An Old Woman with Flowers .200 The Slacker 200 The Broken Tie .201
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PAGE Bark-Bound 20I In the Morgue . .202 The Sweeper . .203
Lowell, Amy, and Ayscough, Florence (Translators): CHINESE WRITTEN WALL PICTURES: An Evening Meeting . . . . . . . 233 The Emperor's Return from a Journey to the South 234 On Seeing the Portrait of a Beautiful Concubine . . 254 Calligraphy .. .235 The Palace Blossoms .. .236 One Goes a Journey .. .236 From the Straw Hut Among the Seven Peaks I-II 237 On the Classic of the Hills and Sea . . . 238 A Recluse ..239 After How Many Years ..239 The Inn at the Western Lake ..242
Michelson, Max: MASKS: A Helen ..83 Girls I-III ..84 Myrrh 85 Pain ..85 A Lady Talking to a Poct . . .86 The Golden Apple ..86 A Dilettante ..86 The Traitor ..86 A Rich Gentleman ..87 A Petit Bourgeois. 87 La Mort de Paul Verlaine ..88 Death ..89 To a Woman Asleep in a Street-Car. . 89
Monroe, Harriet: America 1..33
Patterson, Antoinette De Coursev: Honors
Pound, Ezra: Poems from the Propertius Series I-IV . . . 291
Powys, John, Cowper: The Hope .. 6
Reees, Arthur D.: VOLUNTEERS: Tears, Idle Tears! . . . 25 Cares That Infest the Day 1..27 Longings for Home ..128 Unseeing the Seen t.e .s.129 The Melancholy Plaint of the Russian Song . .131
Ridge, Lola: CHROMATICS: The Song ..26 Iron Wine ..26 The Fiddler ..27
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Sandburg, Carl: REDHAW WINDS: Falltine .22 Autumn Movlement .22 Valley Song.23 "Old-fashioned Requited Love". 24 The Next Child Waits .25 ASSYRIAN TABLETS FROM THE FOURTH MIILLENNIUm, B. C. Ashurnatsirpal the Third .24 Bilbea 25
Sarett, Lew R.: The Blue Duck-A Chippewa Medicine Dance . 59 Chippewa Flute Song .. .64
Seiffert, Marjorie Allen: The Old Woman-A Morality Play in Two Parts . 204
Shaw, Frances: Grandmother . . 3 I 2 World Lullaby . .. 312
Shcrwood, Charles L.: AMy Ten Buckeyes . .74
Snzellinig, Florence D.: March in Tryon I-III . .34
Stearns, Harold Crawford: Reuben Roy . .76
Tree, Iris: Afterwards . .72
Twitchell, Annoa Spencer: Compensation . . 313
Van Slyke, B. K.: Orpheus in the Street . . 252 In Winter . . 252
Vildrac, Charles: (See Witter Bynner): Warren, G. 0.:
Secrecy . . 311 W'illians, William Carlos:
BROKEN WINDOWS: Berket and the Stars . . 300 The Young Laundryman . . 300 Time the Hangman . . 300 Complete Destruction ..301 The Poor . .301 A Friend of Mline ..302 The Gentle Man . . 302 For any Girl's Locket - - -302 The Souglhing Wind .. .302 Epitaph .. .303 Spring .. . 303 Stroller .. .303 Memory of April .. .303 Play, Lines . ..304 The Dark Day .. .304 Thursday .. .304 Man in a Room .. .305
Yeats, William Butler: The Only Jealousy of Ener. . . . 175
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Joyce Kilmer, H. M. . . M: 31 The Other Stars in the Poets' Flag, H. M.34 "Aesthetic and Social Criticism," H. M. 37 REVIEWs: Wild Swans, M. M. 42
The Wild Swans at Coole, Other Verses and a Play in Verse, by W. B. Yeats
A. Rhapsodist, H. M. 44 Children of the Sun-Rhapsodies and Poems, by Wallace Gould
Lewisohn on French Poets, Agnes Lee Freer .52 The Poets of Modern France, by Ludwig Lewisohn
CORRESPONDENCE: Letters from France, Eloise Robinson, Malcolm W. Vaughn . . 55
A Century in Illinois, H. M. go An International Episode, H. M. 94 Poetry an Essential Industry, H. M. 96 REVIEWS:
Miss Lowell and Polyphonic Prose, H. M. 97 Can Grande's Castle, by Amy Lowell Amy Lowell-a Critical Appreciation, by W. Bryher
A Potential Artist, H. M. 102 Nocturne of Remembered Spring and Other Poems, by Conrad
Aiken OUR CONTEMPORARIES:
One on Us . .105 Praise from Sir Hubert .iS
CORRESPONDENCE: A Word from Mr. Sarett, Lew. R. Sarett .io6 A Tribute to Mr. Michelson, Frances Shaw. I07
Announcement of Awards log Christmas Indeed, H. M. 1 146 Tribute to Joyce Kilmer, Marsden Hartley .149 REVIEWS:
Carl Sandburg's New Book, Alfred Kreymborg I 5 Cornhuskers, by Carl Sandburg
Stephens as Elegist and Anthologist, A. C. H. 6I Green Branches and Reincarnations, by James Stephens
In the Irish Mode, A. C. H. .6s My Ireland-Songs and Simple Rhymes, by Francis Carlin
First Books of Verse, H. M. 67 Renascence and Other Poems, by Edna St. Vincent Millay Green Leaves, by Florence Ripley Mastin Etchings, by Robert Earl Barclay
CORRESPONDENCE: The Day of Victory, E. C. .7 A Word of Protest, Minna Mathison .172
Five Years of Italian Poetry (1910-1915), with translations from Corrado Govoni, Salvatore di Giacomo, Piero Jahier, Aldo Palez zeschi, Umberto Saba, and Scipio Slataper, Emanuel Carnevali 209
REVIEWS: Great Poetry, H. M. 219
On Heaven and Poems Written on Active Service, by Ford Madox Hueffer
Kreymborg's Plays for Poem-Mimes, Marjorie Allen Seifert . . 224 OUR CONTEMPORARIES:
Two New Ones .227 ..
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