This page lists a selection of shorter works (poems, short stories, and miscellaneous pieces) that L.M. Montgomery published in 1922. All items are signed “L.M. Montgomery,” unless stated otherwise.
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Overview
Poems (6)
The Bride Dreams | Grief | A June Day | Wind of Autumn | By the Sea | The Wind
Miscellaneous Pieces (1)
Bits from My Mailbag (essay)
The Bride Dreams (poem)
The Canadian Bookman (Toronto), March 1922, 101. Scrapbook 5.
First line: “Love, is it dawn that creeps in so gray.”
Collected
The Poetry of Lucy Maud Montgomery, selected by John Ferns and Kevin McCabe (Markham, ON: Fitzhenry and Whiteside, 1987), 95–97.
The Blythes Are Quoted, 399–401.
Grief (poem)
The Canadian Magazine (Toronto), March 1922, 453. Scrapbook 5.
First line: “To my door came grief one day.”
Collected
The Blythes Are Quoted, 480–81.
A June Day (poem)
Canadian Home Journal (Toronto), June 1922, 8. Scrapbook 5.
First line: “Come, ’tis a day that was born for dreaming.”
Collected
The Blythes Are Quoted, 369.
Wind of Autumn (poem)
Canadian Home Journal (Toronto), October 1922, 11. Scrapbook 5.
First line: “I walked with Wind of Autumn across the uplands airy.”
Collected
The Blythes Are Quoted, 371.
By the Sea (poem)
The Canadian Magazine (Toronto), December 1922, 105. Scrapbook 5.
First line: Lass, this hour is all our own, so come and tryst with me
Bits from My Mailbag (essay)
Manitoba Free Press (Winnipeg), 9 December 1922, Christmas Book Section, 5. Scrapbook of Reviews, 198–99.
Reprinted
Morning Leader (Regina), 9 December 1922, 29.
Collected
The L.M. Montgomery Reader, Volume 1: A Life in Print, 185–88.
The Wind (poem)
The Christian Endeavor World (Boston), 21 December 1922, 223. Scrapbook 5.
First line: “Out in the ways of the wind went I.”
Collected
The Blythes Are Quoted, 396–97.
Cite This Page
“Shorter Works: 1922.” L.M. Montgomery Online, https://lmmonline.org/shorter-works/shorter-works-1922/.