Category: Poetry

The Little Review, March 1915 (Vol. 2, No. 1)

Various; Anderson, Margaret C., 1886-1973 [Editor]· 2 chapters· 26,014 words

back platform of the private coach, at every station where two or three would gather together—pouring the most terrific physical energy into political bickerings and half-truths, the same at each station—until we drew the press table as far as possible forward, and bore the op...

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1. did. On the way down through Kansas for two days, we heard him on the

back platform of the private coach, at every station where two or three would gather together—pouring the most terrific physical energy into political bickerings and half-truths...

2. letter I learned that he began with a longing to attain the maximum

intensity of expression and he has ever since been impelled irresistibly towards this end. But the path was not easy, for it seems he became aware at an early period of the smal...