| Harriet Monroe, ed. (1860–1936). Poetry: A Magazine of Verse. 1912–22. | | | | Belleau Hill | | By Mary Gray |
| | | O WINDS that mourn the dead on Belleau Hill, | |
| Cease wailing: blow a trumpet for the free | |
| Who gave their lives for love of liberty. | |
| O wind, shout forth their praise from Belleau Hill! | |
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| O stars, shining upon the cross so still | 5 |
| That marks the summit and the battle’s end, | |
| Light up our sky, that we may still defend | |
| The hill he won, and all his hopes fulfil! | |
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| O flowers that climb the top of Belleau Hill, | |
| Give to my dead hopes life, and to them bring | 10 |
| The colors of the young returning Spring— | |
| The faith that lives, the love no death can kill! | | | | |
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