Poetry: A
Poetry: A Magazine of Verse, Volume 01 October-March, 1912-13
作者：Various; Monroe, Harriet, 1860-1936 [Editor]
体例：题 章数：157
字数：172,228 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 157 题- Harriet Monroe ~ Editor
- OCTOBER, 1912
- POETRY
- II
- I AM THE WOMAN
- TO WHISTLER, AMERICAN
- MIDDLE-AGED
- A STUDY IN AN EMOTION
- FISH OF THE FLOOD
- TO ONE UNKNOWN
- SYMPHONY OF A MEXICAN GARDEN
- TO MOZART
- EDITORIAL COMMENT
- AS IT WAS
- ON THE READING OF POETRY
- THE MOTIVE OF THE MAGAZINE
- NOTES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
- NOVEMBER, 1912
- THE PIPER
- BEYOND THE STARS
- TO A GREEK MARBLE
- AU VIEUX JARDIN.
- UNDER TWO WINDOWS
- I. AUBADE
- II. NOCTURNE
- THE SINGING PLACE
- IMMURED
- NOGI
- THE JESTER
- THE BEGGARS
- REVIEWS AND COMMENTS
- MOODY'S POEMS
- The earth, that has the blue and little flowers--
- BOHEMIAN POETRY
- The dust of the coal has settled upon my eyes--
- Bread with coal is the fruit that my toiling bore;--
- I should find my senses and go to the mine once more--
- I am the first who arose of the people of Teschen.
- Mr. Dickinson says:--
- BEREAVED
- HIS MOTHER
- THE OPEN DOOR
- NOTES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
- BOOKS RECEIVED
- DECEMBER, 1912
- THE MOUNTAIN TOMB
- TO A CHILD DANCING UPON THE SHORE
- FALLEN MAJESTY
- LOVE AND THE BIRD
- THE REALISTS
- SANGAR
- TO LINCOLN STEFFENS
- A LEGEND OF THE DOVE
- AT THE GRAND CAÑON
- KINDRED
- REMEMBERED LIGHT
- SORROWING OF WINDS
- AMERICA
- SYMBOLS
- THE STAR
- NODES
- POEMS
- II
- III
- IV
- VI
- EDITORIAL COMMENT
- A PERFECT RETURN
- TAGORE'S POEMS
- REVIEWS
- NOTES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.
- BOOKS RECEIVED
- JANUARY, 1913
- GENERAL WILLIAM BOOTH ENTERS INTO HEAVEN
- WASTE LAND
- MY LADY OF THE BEECHES
- THE WAYFARERS
- ENVOI
- LOVE-SONGS OF THE OPEN ROAD
- MORNING
- NOON
- NIGHT
- SYMPATHY
- A SONG OF HAPPINESS
- HELEN IS ILL
- HERMES OF THE WAYS
- II
- PRIAPUS
- EPIGRAM
- EDITORIAL COMMENT
- STATUS RERUM
- REVIEWS
- NOTES
- BOOKS RECEIVED
- FEBRUARY, 1913
- SWINBURNE, AN ELEGY
- II
- III
- IV
- VI
- VII
- VIII
- IX
- XI
- XII
- XIII
- XIV
- XV
- XVI
- XVII
- XVIII
- TO A CHILD--TWENTY YEARS HENCE
- PORTRAIT OF AN OLD WOMAN
- THE THREE SISTERS
- AMONG SHADOWS
- A WATTEAU MELODY
- APOLLO TROUBADOUR
- ONE OF THE CROWD
- NEIGHBORS
- THE HILLS OF SAN JOSÉ
- GRIEVE NOT FOR BEAUTY
- THE MYSTIC
- PASSING NEAR
- REVIEWS AND COMMENTS
- Some of the lines, such as--
- The blackness crunched all memory of the sun--
- THE POETRY SOCIETY OF AMERICA
- NOTES
- BOOKS RECEIVED
- MARCH, 1913
- THE SILENT HOUSE
- THE ORACLE
- A GARGOYLE ON NOTRE DAME
- SANTA BARBARA BEACH
- MATERNITY
- PROFITS
- TWO SONGS OF CONN THE FOOL
- MOON FOLLY
- WARNING
- STORM DANCE
- DIRGE FOR A DEAD ADMIRAL
- SPRING-SONG
- A SWEETHEART: THOMPSON STREET
- THE OFF-SHORE WIND
- II
- EDITORIAL COMMENT
- THE SERVIAN EPIC
- IMAGISME[C]
- A FEW DONT'S BY AN IMAGISTE
- LANGUAGE
- RHYTHM AND RHYME
- NOTES
- BOOKS RECEIVED
- PERIODICALS
- CONTENTS OF VOL. I
- PROSE ARTICLES
- End of Project Gutenberg's Poetry: A Magazine of Verse, Volume I, by Various