| Harriet Monroe, ed. (1860–1936). Poetry: A Magazine of Verse. 1912–22. | | | | From Demeter | | By Frederic Manning |
| | The Faun’s Call
KORÈ, O Korè! where art thou fled, | |
| Now that the spring blows white in the land? | |
| Shake out the honied locks of thy head, | |
| Plunder the lilies that lie to thy hand— | |
| Dew-laden lilies, loved of the bees, | 5 |
| Murmuring in them till shadows grow long, | |
| With quickening silence under the trees; | |
| Ere break the voluptuous thrillings of song, | |
| From the brown-throated, sweet harbourers there, | |
| Raptured, and grieving, under the stars! | 10 | | | |
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