Poetry. A magazine of verse

Poetry. A magazine of verse
Poetry. A magazine of verse
 
['poʊɪtri ə mægə'ziːn əv 'vəːs], 1912 von Harriet Monroe in Chicago (Illinois) gegründete und bis zu ihrem Tod (1936) auch von ihr herausgegebene, monatlich erscheinende Lyrikzeitschrift, die die meisten bedeutenden amerikanischen und viele ausländischen Dichter der Moderne publizierte.

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