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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Contents
Overview
The Bride Dreams (poem)
Grief (poem)
A June Day (poem)
Wind of Autumn (poem)
By the Sea (poem)
Bits from My Mailbag (essay)
The Wind (poem)
Overview
L.M. Montgomery published several shorter works in 1922. These include six poems (The Bride Dreams,” “Grief,” “A June Day,” “Wind of Autumn,” “By the Sea,” and “The Wind”) and an essay entitled “Bits from My Mailbag.”
Also in 1922, the Toronto Women’s Press Club compiled an anthology entitled Verse and Reverse 1922 that included Montgomery’s poem “Spring Song,” first published in 1920.
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.