| Harriet Monroe, ed. (1860–1936). Poetry: A Magazine of Verse. 1912–22. | | | | Discover Me Again | | By Jean Starr Untermeyer |
| | | DISCOVER me again— | |
| Look at me with new eyes, O my beloved! | |
| See, my aspect changes to the need of love, | |
| Even as the stable earth answers the call of the seasons. | |
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| Do not regard me only as a winter-wife, | 5 |
| A peddler of homely comforts. | |
| Indeed I am also your girl of spring— | |
| Dreams possess and inhabit me. | |
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| But these lie sick and languid; | |
| They quicken to the call of life, | 10 |
| Only at the recognition of your glance, | |
| At the hail of your love. | |
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| Discover me again! | | | | |
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