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October 2, 1929
W.B. Yeats
Three Things
November 9, 1927
This Nation
June 29, 1927
W.B. Yeats
The Tower
July 7, 1926
Leonie Adams
Bell Tower
July 7, 1926
George O'Neil
More Wonder
July 7, 1926
In Ireland
March 7, 1923
Robert Frost
Stopping By the Woods on a Snowy Evening
March 7, 1923
Robert Frost
Two Robert Frost Poems That Will Leave You Eager for Winter
February 23, 1921
SIEGFRIED SASSOON
Two Poems by Siegfried Sassoon
May 12, 1920
Lola Ridge
Wind in the Alleys
May 12, 1920
Lola Ridge
New Orleans
November 16, 1918
Lola Ridge
The Everlasting Return
February 6, 1915
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