Poetry
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Title First published in Notes "Rondeau" The Brown Jug, 2, December 1922 "Death" Casements, May 1924 Signed N. von Wallenstein-Weinstein Christmass Poem Contempo, February 1933 Early version of "Burn the Cities" "Burn the Cities" – Included in Novels and other Writings, 1997
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