Creative Quotations from Harriet Monroe (1860-1936)

Creative Quotations from . . .

Harriet Monroe
(1860-1936) born on Dec 23

US "editor, poet". "She founded and edited "Poetry: A magazine of Verse," 1912-36 which championed modern, new verse, poetry."

[He] saw the light, and led the way
Where the gray world might greet the day."

Great ages of art come only when a widespread creative impulse meets an equally widespread impulse of sympathy . . .

". . . poetry, 'The Cinderella of the Arts.'"

Surely the vogue of those twisted and contorted human figures must be as short as it is artificial.

The people must grant a hearing to the best poets they have else they will never have better.

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Published Sources for the above Quotations:
F:	"Tribute to George Washington; "Washington," In "1,000 Quotable Poems," by Thomas Curtis Clark and Esther Gillespie, 1937."
R:	"In "Harriet Monroe," "Famous American Women," by Hope Stoddard, 1970."
A:	"In "Harriet Monroe," "Famous American Women," by Hope Stoddard, 1970."
N:	"On the work of Henri Matisse; in "Chicago Tribune," 1913."
K:	"In "Harriet Monroe," "Famous American Women," by Hope Stoddard, 1970."