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This etext was produced by Catherine Daly. Lola Ridge TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE Will you feast with me, American People? And honey served on thorns, hot.html">Hot from the crucibles. How should such fare entice you! CONTENTS The Ghetto Broadway Spring Promenade faces.html">faces.html">faces.html">Faces Dedication Frank Little at Calvary The Legion of Iron A Toast Palestine To the Others The Fiddler North Wind Lullaby The Woman with Jewels Art and Life Dreams A Memory The Garden A Worn Rose Dispossessed The Tidings The larger part of the poem entitled "The Ghetto" appeared originally in OTHERS, POETRY, etc. To the editors who first published the poems the author Is floating in velvety blackness shot with steel-blue lights, Leaning its ponderous bulk upon the Ghetto Nosing in the body's overflow, Covering all avenues of air.html">air... The heat.html">heat in Hester street.html">street, With the garbage of the world. Bodies dangle from the fire escapes Upturned faces glimmer pallidly-- And moist faces of girls And infants' faces with open parched mouths that suck at the air Converging to the forums and meeting halls, Through the gross underbrush of heat. And they call to the young men and to one another Only their eyes are ancient and alone... The street crawls undulant, With its hot tide of flesh.html">flesh.html">flesh Heavy surges of flesh Clavering like a surf-- Brood of those ancient mothers who saw the dawn break over Egypt... And went on Fasting and athirst... That looked the sun in the face and were not blinded-- The march of their enduring flesh? .

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