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July 1952

The oldest monthly devoted to verse in the English-speaking world.

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William Burford
Louis Coxe
David De Jong
Lindley Hubbell
Pearse Hutchinson

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Cover for Poetry Magazine, July 1952

Table of Contents

Two Poems

David Wagoner
- Erich the Printer—(B. 1883-D. 1938): (1929)
- Max of Wolf Lake—(B. 1891-D. 1942): (1932)

Howard O. Sackler
- Dream between Tropic Roads

Two Poems

Parker Tyler
- Solitaire
- Nijinsky

Anthony Ostroff
- Genesis

Two Poems

Harold Norse
- The Eye Is Everywhere
- The Statue in the Snow

David Cornel De Jong
- Dutch Ditty
Howard Nemerov
- Moralities
John Woods
- Shape of the Wood
Leonard Wolf
- The Peacock in the Desert
Lindley Williams Hubbell
- Three Poems
Marvin Solomon
- Lines to Some Crystallized Violets
Rosalind Levine
- And Solomon Sang in Arden
Pearse Hutchinson
- Tomar
Louis O. Coxe
- Haying

Three Poems

William Burford

Reviews

Horace Gregory
- The Nocturnal Traveller: Walter de la Mare
Robert W. Flint
- Wordsworth: The Glory and the Freshness
Nicholas Joost
- The Pain That Emily Knew

Contributors
- - David Wagoner
  - Howard O. Sackler
  - Parker Tyler
  - Anthony Ostroff
  - Harold Norse
  - David Cornel De Jong
- - Howard Nemerov
  - John Woods
  - Leonard Wolf
  - Lindley Williams Hubbell
  - Marvin Solomon
  - Rosalind Levine
- - Pearse Hutchinson
  - Louis O. Coxe
  - William Burford
  - Horace Gregory
  - Robert W. Flint
  - Nicholas Joost