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To Miriam • Gerald Gibson • (pm)
To Miriam • Randolph St. John • (pm)
To Miss B.A. • Lucy Chapin Rich • (pm)
To Modern Maids • Mary Carolyn Davies • (pm)
To Molly, with Love • Reuben Hecht • (nf)
To Mom It May Concern • Guy Daniels • (bg)
To Montmartre • Louis L’Amour • (nf)
To Most of My Family, Dead of Lung Cancer • J. W. Rivers • (pm)
To Mother • Maitland LeRoy Osborne • (pm)
To Mother, with Love • Darragh Aldrich • (ss)
To Mr. Bowles • John L. French • (pm)
To Mr. Chinnus, Greetings: • Glenn Allan • (ss)
To Mr. Hoag • H. P. Lovecraft • (pm)
To Music • Martha Gilbert Dickinson • (ar)
To My Boy- On Decoration Day • Alice Wellington Rollins • (pm)
To My Brass Buddh • Ruby Baughman • (pm)
To My Bride • Harold Seton • (pm)
To My Cat • E. Vaughan Boulger • (pm)
To My Child • Betty Powton • (pm)
To My Cigar • Archibald Douglas • (pm)
To My Country • Arthur Wallace Peach • (pm)
To My Country • Charles Hanson Towne • (pm)
To My Darling • C. S. Forester • (ss)
To My Daughter - Born Posthumously • Helen Rittell • (pm)
To My Daughter on Her Birthday • Lynne Schrum • (pm)
To My Dear Grandson • Edward L. McKenna • (ss)
To My Dreams • Gertrude L. King • (pm)
To My Father • Maxine Tull Boatner • (ar)
To My Favorite Poetess • James Benedict • (pm)
To My Former Self • A Semi-successful Man • (ar)
To My Friend • Ellinor Dale Runcie • (pm)
To My Friend in the Trenches • Arthur Mee • (ms)
To My Friend What Don’t Write • Constance M. Wright • (pm)
To My Friends on the Surface • Susan Epstein • (pm)
To My Garden • Arnold Golsworthy • (pm)
To My Girl • Richard Weil • (pm)
To My Guardian Angel • Clarence Urmy • (pm)
To My Lady • Anonymous • (pm)
To My Lady • Lilla B. N. Weston • (pm)
To My Latest! • W. B. Power • (pm)
To My Library Companion • Chas B. Spofford • (pm)
To My Little Boy • Mary Dixon Thayer • (pm)
To My Little Son on His Birthday • M. H. F. • (pm)
To My Love • Catherine E. Berry • (pm)
To My Love— • Nat Younger • (pm)
To My Lover • Miriam Teichner • (pm)
To My Lute • Jean La Rue Burnett • (pm)
To My Mother • Caroline Wood Morrison • (pm)
To My Mother • Crosby B. Spinney • (pm)
To My Mother • Louis Untermeyer • (pm)
To My Mother • John Allan Wyeth • (pm)
To My Mother, in Absence • Frank • (pm)
To My Old Six-Shooter • Jack Crawford • (pm)
To My Pal • Robert H. Graham • (pm)
To My Pals • The Editor • (ed)
To My Party • Robert Moses • (ar)
To My Piano • Joseph Patterson Galton • (pm)
To My Premières Danseuses • L. Godfrey-Turner • (pm)
To My Queen • F. W. Grey • (ss)
To My Readers • C. P. S. • (ed)
To My Shipmate • Steve Fisher • (ss)
To My Sister • Francis H. Tabor • (pm)
To My Soldier • Anonymous • (pm)
To My Son • E. Kleinschmidt • (pm)
To My Son • Siegfried Sassoon • (pm)
To My Son, Who Is Grown and Gone • Irving Petite • (pm)
To My Soul • Florence Grow Proctor • (pm)
To My Survivors • William Gibson • (pm)
To My Sweetheart • Stella V. Kellerman • (pm)
To My Sweetheart • Helen K. Roberts • (pm)
To My Temptress • Charles Wharton Stork • (pm)
To My Tenant • Louis B. Capron • (pm)
To My Typewriter • Charles H. Mackintosh • (pm)
To My Unborn Son • Thomas Sugrue • (ar)
To My Valentine • Helen Detrick • (pm)
To My Valentine • Marian P. Fickes • (pm)
To My Valentine • Henry Morgan • (hu)
To My Valentine • Ogden Nash • (pm)
To My Valentine, Aged One • R. T. • (pm)
To My Valentine-in-Residence • C. P. Donnel, Jr. • (pm)
To My Waiting Cavalier • Irene Robinson • (pm)
To My Wife • Howard Davis Spoerl • (pm)
To Myrtale • Austin Dobson • (pm)
To Myrtle • Harold White • (pm)
To Myself at Thirty-five: First Prize • Lieut. Myron Fish Eddy • (ms)
To Myself at Thirty-five: Second Prize • A. C. Pulver • (ms)
To M___ E___ • W. W. Story • (pm)
To Naughty Nymphs • Tad King • (pm)
To Neptune • H. W. C. • (pm)
To Night • Arthur Symons • (pm)
To No Avail • Helen Welshimer • (pm)
To None Belonging • Christine Cordell • (nv)
To Nowhere and Back • John Briggs • (ss)
To Nowhere—and Back • L. H. Hayum • (ss)
To Oblige a Friend • Anonymous • (vi)
To Oblige a Lady • W. F. Morris • (ss)
To Oblige a Lady • Oliver Sandys • (ss)
To Oblige Craddock • Frank X. Finnegan • (ss)
To Old People • Hugh Ogden • (pm)
To One (or Two) I Love • Alice Arnold Peek • (pm)
To One Absent • Henry Cleveland Wood • (pm)
To one at Delhi • Vrest Teachout Orton • (pm)
To One Away • Helen Ardsley • (pm)
To One Away • Livingston Ludlow Biddle • (pm)
To One Beloved • Eliza Frances Moriarty • (pm)
To One Born Wise • Mella Russell McCallum • (pm)
To One Departed • Bernard P. Bogy • (pm)
To One Estranged • Mary Carolyn Davies • (pm)
To One Feeling Differently • Djuna Barnes • (pm)
To one gone • Vrest Teachout Orton • (pm)
To One I Love • Catherine E. Berry • (pm)
To One I Love • Franklin Pierce Carrigan • (pm)
To One in Favour • Djuna Barnes • (pm)
To One Killed in Action • Alan Sullivan • (pm)
To one left • Vrest Teachout Orton • (pm)
To One Loved • Mary Carolyn Davies • (pm)
To One Older • Harold Hersey • (pm)
To One Only • Margaret Richards • (pm)
To One Seeking Solitude • Arthur Wallace Peach • (pm)
To One That Mourns • Christian Linton • (pm)
To One Thing Constant Never • Kennett Harris • (ss)
To One Valiant in Defeat • Polly O’Baugh • (pm)
To One Who Goes Abroad • Harry Kemp • (pm)
To One Who Hailed Me a Poet: Sonnet • Michael Montague • (pm)
To One Who Has Forgotten How to Fashion Laughter • Berniece L. B. Graham • (pm)
To One Who Is Beautiful • David Morton • (pm)
To One Who Shared • Peter A. Lea • (ss)
To One Who Sings in Silver • Leonora Speyer • (pm)
To One Who Wrote to Me That “Our Paths May Cross” • Jack Stillinger • (pm)
To Our Favorite Messiah • Gregory Hischak • (vi)
To Our Imperial Voteresses • Herbert Quick • (ar)
To Our Lady of the Battle • Ron Dultz • (pm)
To Our Readers • The Editors • (ed)
To Our Readers • Editor • (lt)
To Overcome Gravity • Misc. • (ms)
To Paint for Summer Wear • Misc. • (ar)
To Panama for Rest and Fun • M. L. Blumenthal • (ar)
To Pandora • Ruth Anne Olsen • (pm)
To Paradise, by Ferry • Arthur Kopit • (ss)
To Patricia • Helen Bayley Davis • (pm)
To Pay Paul “M. Randolph Paul’s Headache” • Walter Davenport • (ar)
To Pay the Score • L. L. Foreman • (nv)
To Peace • Constance Farmar • (pm)
To Pee or Not to Pee • Caulos • (hu)
To People a New World • Nelson S. Bond • (ss)
To Phillis • Lewis Theobald, Jr. • (pm)
To Philosophize • Thomas Buchan • (pm)
To Phoebe • W. S. Gilbert • (pm)
To Phyllis • Anonymous • (pm)
To Phyllis in Revengeful Mood • Wilberforce Jenkins • (pm)
To Phyllis, With a Vanity Box • E. Marringer • (pm)
To Pierrot • Betty Blasing • (pm)
To Please Emmy • Ben T. Young • (ss)
To Please His Wife • Thomas Hardy • (ss)
To Please Juanita • W. A. Sweeney • (ss)
To Please Mariella • Marie B. Schrader • (ss)
To Please Penelope • Garrison K. Rumford • (ss)
To Please the Ladies • Freeman Tilden • (ss)
To Please the Lady • W. Edson Smith • (ss)
To Please the Prince • Zoë Anderson Norris • (ss)
To Poesy • Anonymous • (pm)
To Point a Moral and Adorn a Tale • Spencer Campbell & Mark Potter • (ss)
To Posterity • Paul Eldridge • (ms)
To Present My Love • Nicholas Breton • (pm)
To Present My Love • Misc. • (ms)
To Preserve the Evidence • Thomas McMorrow • (ss)
To Prevent Overgrazing • Anonymous • (nf)
To Prevent Tram-Cars Skidding • Anonymous • (ms)
To Prince Oric (six years old) • Louise Chandler Moulton • (pm)
To Priscilla • Stephen Decatur Smith, Jr. • (pm)
To Priscilla, With a Christmas Card • Nathan M. Levy • (pm)
To Prison Via Express • Rex Whitechurch • (ss)
To Prove Beyond Doubt • Paul Ernst • (n.)
To Provide the Sinews of War • Matthew Josephson • (ms)
To Puffin, a White Cat • James Kirkup • (pm)
To Put It Mile-dly • Dick Hayman • (pm)
To Queen Alexandra • Leslie Mary Oyler • (pm)
To Quit My Post • Edwin C. Dickenson • (ss)
To R.L.S • R. R. Greenwood • (pm)
To Railhead—or Hell • John A. Saxon • (nv)
To Raphine • P. H. Belknap • (pm)
To Readers in the Services • Readers • (lt)
To Reduce the cost of Eating • Alonzo Englebert Taylor • (ar)
To Remember at Midnight • Misc. • (ms)
To Rent - Furnished • C. Langton Clarke • (ss)
To Rent: An Army on Elephants • E. Alexander Powell • (ar)
To Rest In • Delia Pearce • (pm)
To Ride a Crooked Trail • C. K. Shaw • (nv)
To Ride an Elephant • Babs H. Deal • (vi)
To Ride It Proud • Clee Woods • (na)
To Ride the River With • William McLeod Raine • (ab)
To Rightly Go Into a Wood • Gertrude E. M. Vaughan • (pm)
To Rise or Fall • Sheila Penny • (ms)
To Romance by Bus • Phyllis A. Whitney • (ss)
To Roosevelt • Anonymous • (pm)
To Rules Committees in General • Harold Angell • (pm)
To Run the Rim • A. Bertram Chandler • (nv)
To Rush in with Love • Earl Miller • (pi)
To Sacramento or Hell! • De Witt Newbury • (ss)
To Sail the Seas • R. Claiborne Pitzer • (pm)
To Sally • John Quincy Adams • (pm)
To Sarah Orne Jewett • Emily Hanson Obear • (pm)
To Satan • Samuel Loveman • (pm)
To Save a Dream • Bob Andrews • (ss)
To Save a Girl • W. Carey Wonderly • (ss)
To Save a Lady • Ed Earl Repp • (ss)
To Save a Million Lives • John Houston Craige • (ar)
To Save Abe Lincoln • Manly Wade Wellman • (ss)
To Save Cecil • W. C. Tuttle • (ss)
To Save from Drowning • George F. Fairfax • (ar)
To Save His Face • William Hamilton Osborne • (ss)

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