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September 1944

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

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Jessica North
Edwin Honig
William Justema
Myron Broomell
Charles Butler

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Cover for Poetry Magazine, September 1944

Table of Contents

Two Poems

Horace Gregory
- Pandarus, the Wheel, and Mirabell
- Landscape from a Window: Hudson River School

Two Poems

Nicholas Moore
- Fire and Disease
- The Legend

Two Poems

Charles E. Butler
- Hyde Park: The Serpentine
- The Gift

Leah Bodine Drake
- Luna

Two Poems

Thomas McGrath
- Deep South
- University Days

Eight Poems

Dean P. Jeffress

Four Poems

Myron H. Broomell

Nine Poems

Oscar Williams

William Van O'Connor
- Shapiro's Southwest Pacific Poems

Reviews

David Daiches
- Table Talk
Milton Hindus
- A New England Poet
Mona Van Duyn
- Wartime Attitudes and Platitudes
John A. Holmes
- The Ear and the Mind
Edwin Honig
- Too Private Papers

Contributors
- - Horace Gregory
  - Nicholas Moore
  - Charles E. Butler
  - Leah Bodine Drake
  - Thomas McGrath
- - Dean P. Jeffress
  - Myron H. Broomell
  - Oscar Williams
  - William Van O'Connor
  - David Daiches
- - Milton Hindus
  - Mona Van Duyn
  - John A. Holmes
  - Edwin Honig