Poetry - Harriet Monroe

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Discover the origins of modern American poetry with Poetry: A Magazine of Verse, Volume I, October-March, 1912-13. This meticulously prepared print edition presents a fascinating glimpse into the groundbreaking work of a pivotal literary periodical. Showcasing a diverse anthology of verse from various authors, this volume captures the burgeoning voices and innovative styles that shaped the landscape of 20th-century poetry.

As a vital platform for emerging and established poets, Poetry magazine played a crucial role in defining American literary identity. This collection offers a rich tapestry of themes, forms, and perspectives, reflecting the social and cultural currents of the era. Explore the poems that sparked literary movements and challenged conventional notions of verse. A must-have for enthusiasts of American literature and those seeking to understand the roots of contemporary poetry. This volume preserves a significant piece of literary history, making it accessible for study and appreciation.

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