Poetry: A Magazine of Verse was founded by poet and columnist Harriet Monroe in 1912. This journal is regarded as one of the oldest and leading poetry journals in the English language. This issue contains poems by Ezra Pound, a review by Harriet Monroe, and works by other writers. (Summary by Ehsan Ahmed Mehedi)
Chapters
1 To ΚΑΛῸΝ by Ezra Pound 1 min 2 The Study in Aesthetics by Ezra Pound 2 min 3 The Bellaires by Ezra Pound 2 min 4 Salvationists by Ezra Pound 1 min 5 Amitiés by Ezra Pound 2 min 6 Ladies by Ezra Pound 1 min 7 The Seeing Eye by Ezra Pound 1 min 8 Abu Salammamm, A Song of Empire by Ezra Pound 2 min 9 The Coal Picker by Amy Lowell 3 min 10 The Bubbling Fountain by Helen Hoyt 2 min 11 The Dance before the Arch by Allan Updegraff 5 min 12 Song by Helen Dudley 1 min 13 The Interne by Maxwell Bodenheim 1 min 14 The Old Jew by Maxwell Bodenheim 1 min 15 The Miner by Maxwell Bodenheim 1 min 16 To an Enemy by Maxwell Bodenheim 1 min 17 To a Discarded Steel Rail by Maxwell Bodenheim 1 min 18 The Waste Places by James Stephens 3 min 19 Hawks by James Stephens 1 min 20 The Liar by James Stephens 2 min 21 Dark Wings by James Stephens 1 min 22 The Poet's Bread and Butter, comment by Harriet Monroe 8 min 23 Carducci: A Selection of His Poems, with Verse Translations, Notes, and Three Introductory Essays by G. L. Bickersteth, review by: F. S 5 min 24 The Ride Home by Florence Wilkinson Evans, review by: Harriet Monroe 4 min 25 Challenge by Louis Untermeyer, review by: Harriet Monroe 5 min
