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April 1922

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

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Hervey Allen
C. S.
Dorothy Dudley
Du Heyward
Harriet Monroe

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An edited Poetry Magazine by Harriet Moore. The issue is from April of 1922.

Table of Contents

Charleston Poems

Du Bose Heyward

The Sea-Islands

Hervey Allen

Henry H. Bellamann
- High Trees

Two Poems

Marx G. Sabel
- Recordition
- The Core

Louise Jones
- When Love Is Gone

Verses

Elfrida De Renne Barrow
- Impressions
- Recognition
- Twilght
- Death
- I Wonder

Josephine Pinckney
- Spring Makes Me Wonder

Marsh Sketches

Frances Dickenson Pinder

Two Poems

May Thomas Milam
- Open a Door
- Jenice

Tidewater

Beatrice Ravenel

Comment

Harriet Monroe
- This Southern Number
Du Bose Heyward
- Poetry South
Hervey Allen
- Poe in South Carolina

Reviews

Glenway Wescott
- A Sonneteer
Harriet Monroe
- A French Victorian

Correspondence

Dorothy Dudley
- Notes from the P.S.A. Annual Dinner
C. S.
- Imports from Africa

Contributors
- - Du Bose Heyward
  - Hervey Allen
  - Henry H. Bellamann
  - Marx G. Sabel
  - Louise Jones
- - Elfrida De Renne Barrow
  - Josephine Pinckney
  - Frances Dickenson Pinder
  - May Thomas Milam
  - Beatrice Ravenel
- - Harriet Monroe
  - Glenway Wescott
  - Dorothy Dudley
  - C. S.