Modern
Harold Monro
Harold Monro (1879–1932) was a British poet and publisher, born in Brussels, who founded the Poetry Bookshop in London in 1913 and published the Georgian Poetry anthologies and many young poets there.
His own books include Strange Meetings (1917), from which the title piece here is drawn. The poems come from Untermeyer's Modern British Poetry (1920).
Poems (25)
- The Nightingale Near the House
- Every Thing
- Strange Meetings
- The Wind
- A Country Dance in Provence
- God
- Child of Dawn
- Lake Leman
- Milk for the Cat
- Overheard on a Saltmarsh
- Children of Love
- Solitude
- Week-End
- The Bird at Dawn
- Gravity
- Goldfish
- Dog
- Man Carrying Bale
- Thistledown
- Real Property
- Unknown Country
- A flower is looking through the ground
- Suburb
- Youth in Arms
- She Was Young and Blithe and Fair