| Sara Teasdale Looking as Sapphic as Possible, Recites "A Song" - |
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| Walter de la Mare Tells the Listener about Jack and Jill - |
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| Franklin P. Adams Adds to the Gayety of Libations by Adapting the Eleventh Ode of the Fourth Book of "Horace — 1916 Model" - |
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| Edwin Arlington Robinson Tells What He Knew of Simple Simon - |
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| Amy Lowell Brushing Up Her Polyphonic Prose, Declaims Fortitude - |
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| William Butler Yeats Gives a Keltic Version of Three Wise Men of Gotham - |
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| W. H. Davies Rises with Elaborate Simplicity and Sings a Spring Song of a Super-Blake - |
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| Robert Frost Relates The Death of the Tired Man - |
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| Rudyard Kipling Is Prevailed upon to Read His Unpublished War-Poem England Speaks - |
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| Vachel Lindsay Borrows a Megaphone and Chants The Glorious Fourth - |
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