Category: Poetry
Etchings (Not to Be Read Aloud) William Saphier Mr. Comstock and the Resourceful Police Margaret C. Anderson Wild Songs Skipwith Cannéll The Poetry of Paul Fort Richard Aldington The Subman Alexander S. Kaun Hunger George Franklin Poems David O’Neil Musik or Music? James Whitt...
THE LADY. And then afterward, Hattie dear, perhaps if you’d let me, the twenty-third psalm. It’s so gentle and quiet! You might go to sleep—and when you awakened you’d hear thos...
6. Part 6The old situation: A revered priest, saint abroad, sinner at home; the old sin—adultery; the old moral about casting the first stone. What is new is the clergyman’s point of vie...
5. Part 5Nature, life, this is also _religion_, genuine, true religion at least. We have not created it in us yet—this overpowering longing and striving to surrender ourselves to another...
3. Part 3No further imbecility is displayed for the time being. Soon the party breaks up, and a natural modesty prevents the critics from seeing each other again until after the piano re...
2. Part 2It may interest some readers to know what M. Fort has been doing since the war. He is an inhabitant of Rheims, born opposite the beautiful “cathédrale assassinée”; and he sits i...
1. Part 1Etchings (Not to Be Read Aloud) William Saphier Mr. Comstock and the Resourceful Police Margaret C. Anderson Wild Songs Skipwith Cannéll The Poetry of Paul Fort Richard Aldingto...
7. Part 7[p. 33]: ... wrong things you dont you can’t remember did ye—did ye ever kill a kid ... ... wrong things you done you can’t remember did ye—did ye ever kill a kid ...