May 1922

Sommaire

• Foreign exchange par H. A. L
• The snow man

  The Square was at afternoon ; snow fell: straight, monotonous,
  unflurried ; it made little cones on the tops of posts, it made hawsers
  out of wires, it amplified every twig on every tree, it made the roofs
  look thatched, it filled foot-prints and wheel-tracks.

  par Donald Corley
• George Moore

  Aesthete

  par Marianne Moore
• The rakeoff and the getaway par Carl Sandburg
• Three united states sonnets par E. E. Cummings
• The heaven of mean streets par Louis Untermeyer
• Modern german literature

  During the period of William II, that colossus with feet of clay, German
  literature was ever his faithful mirror, even when it twisted his image with ingenious
  or satirical grimaces.

  par Franz Blei
• Marche funèbre

  Extravaganzas

  par Lawrence Vail
• The son that I would have had

  I had not had a son and I met the son that I would have had if
  I had had a son.

  par Ramon Gomez
• One hundred envelopes

  The dead man, who had expected death, cried out in the other
  world, with rage, indignation and sorrow.

  par Ramon Gomez de la Serna