| Harriet Monroe, ed. (1860–1936). Poetry: A Magazine of Verse. 1912–22. | | | | Completion | | By Eunice Tietjens |
| | From “Facets”
MY heart has fed today. | |
| My heart, like hind at play, | |
| Has grazed in fields of love, and washed in streams | |
| Of quick, imperishable dreams. | |
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| In moth-white beauty shimmering, | 5 |
| Lovely as birches in the moon glimmering, | |
| From coigns of sleep my eyes | |
| Saw dawn and love arise. | |
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| And like a bird at rest, | |
| Steady in a swinging nest, | 10 |
| My heart at peace lay gloriously | |
| While winds of ecstasy | |
| Beat round me and above. | |
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| I am fulfilled of love. | | | | |
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