A Diary in Verse , and in 1980, a book about Israel, The State of the Jews . Another significant group of letters is from Syrkin to Charles Reznikoff, written while she took temporary residence in Reno, Nevada, awaiting a divorce from her first husband. Syrkin and Reznikoff exchanged letters almost daily for a four month period, February through May, 1930. Reznikoff's letters to Marie are not part of this collection, but were given by Syrkin's heirs to the University of San Diego where they are part of the Charles Reznikoff Papers. Other correspondence in this series includes letters from Golda Meir's assistant and Meir herself concerning Syrkin's biography of Meir, and two short letters from David Ben-Gurion.
Correspondence is arranged by correspondent, then chronologically within each file folder.
Span dates for the series are 1917-1988. In it she relates her feelings and emotions about her future, her work, school, and relationships. The poems span her life from early adolescence to old age, but most are undated. The series reflects her interests in politics, culture, and literature, and her position as an advocate and interpreter of Zionism and Israel in the United States. There are copies of published articles, arranged chronologically from 1925-1988, and undated typescript articles and addresses, mostly from the 1960's through the 1980's.