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Music of the Stratospheres
Rice, Philip Blair | September 25, 1937 issue

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This article focuses on the book "Cold Morning Sky," by Marya Zaturenska. Zaturenska's second book manifests a surer command of poetic resources than did her first. She has selected and developed those things which were soundest in the earlier poems, and she has to a large extent avoided the echoes and the mechanical facility which diluted them. "Cold Morning Sky," reveals her as a stylist of distinction. The texture of the verse is firmer and more intricate. Along with progress in these fundamentals, her development has brought her closely into line with the symbolist tradition.

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COLD Morning Sky (Book); BOOKS; ZATURENSKA, Marya; POETRY; SYMBOLISM; LITERATURE
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