 One example is "No Appreciation for This Bard," about an out-of-work press agent, which was published in the "Washington Post" of the January 27, 1924.According to the "New York Times", Montague wrote six poetry columns a week for nearly 25 years; at this rate, he produced more than 7,500 examples of "More Truth Than Poetry" over his career.In addition to writing "More Truth Than Poetry," Montague was keenly interested in the politics of his day.