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9780393977912

The Norton Anthology of Modern and Contemporary Poetry V1

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    9780393977912

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    0393977919

  • Edition: 3rd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2003-01-02
  • Publisher: W. W. Norton & Company

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Thirty years later, this innovative, cover-to-cover revision renders with fresh eyes and meticulous care the remarkable range of styles, subjects, and voices in English-language poetry. The newly titled Norton Anthology of Modern and Contemporary Poetry '”now available in two paperback volumes'”includes 1,596 poems by 195 poets (half of the poems are new), from Walt Whitman and Thomas Hardy in the late nineteenth century to Anne Carson and Sherman Alexie in the twenty-first. The Norton Anthology of Modern and Contemporary Poetry continues to be the most comprehensive collection of twentieth-century poetry in English. It richly represents the major figures, while also giving full voice to ethnic American poetries, experimental traditions, postcolonial poetry, and the long poem, eclipsing all other anthologies in scope, clarity, and balance.

Table of Contents

Preface to the Third Edition xxvii
Acknowledgments xxxiii
Introduction xxxvii
Walt Whitman (1819--1892)
1(29)
One's-Self I Sing
3(1)
Song of Myself
4(14)
1--14
4(9)
46--52
13(5)
Crossing Brooklyn Ferry
18(4)
I Saw in Louisiana a Live-Oak Growing
22(1)
A Hand-Mirror
22(1)
Cavalry Crossing a Ford
23(1)
By the Bivouac's Fitful Flame
23(1)
When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom'd
23(7)
Emily Dickinson (1830--1886)
30(11)
49 (``I never lost as much but twice'')
32(1)
214 (``I taste a liquor never brewed---'')
33(1)
249 (``Wild Nights---Wild Nights!'')
33(1)
258 (``There's a certain Slant of light'')
34(1)
280 (``I felt a Funeral, in my Brain'')
34(1)
303 (``The Soul selects her own Society---'')
35(1)
328 (``A Bird came down the Walk---'')
35(1)
341 (``After great pain, a formal feeling comes---'')
36(1)
435 (``Much Madness is divinest Sense---'')
36(1)
465 (``I heard a Fly buzz---when I died---'')
36(1)
585 (``I like to see it lap the Miles---'')
37(1)
632 (``The Brain---is wider than the Sky---'')
38(1)
657 (``I dwell in Possibility---'')
38(1)
712 (``Because I could not stop for Death---'')
38(1)
754 (``My Life had stood---a Loaded Gun---'')
39(1)
986 (``A narrow Fellow in the Grass'')
40(1)
1129 (``Tell all the Truth but tell it slant'')
40(1)
1732 (``My life closed twice before its close---'')
41(1)
Thomas Hardy (1840-1928)
41(22)
Hap
44(1)
Neutral Tones
44(1)
I Look into My Glass
45(1)
In Tenebris
45(2)
(``Wintertime nighs;'')
45(1)
(``When the clouds' swoln bosoms echo back the shouts of the many and strong'')
46(1)
Drummer Hodge
47(1)
The Darkling Thrush
48(1)
A Broken Appointment
48(1)
The Self-Unseeing
49(1)
Bereft
49(1)
Shut Out That Moon
50(1)
New Year's Eve
51(1)
Channel Firing
51(2)
The Convergence of the Twain
53(1)
Poems of 1912--13
54(3)
The Going
54(1)
Your Last Drive
55(1)
I Found Her Out There
56(1)
The Voice
57(1)
A Poet
57(1)
In the Moonlight
58(1)
The Oxen
58(1)
In Time of `The Breaking of Nations'
59(1)
For Life I Had Never Cared Greatly
59(1)
I Looked Up from My Writing
60(1)
Afterwards
61(1)
Going and Staying
62(1)
Nobody Comes
62(1)
He Never Expected Much
63(1)
Gerard Manley Hopkins (1844--1889)
63(19)
The Habit of Perfection
66(1)
The Wreck of the Deutschland
67(9)
God's Grandeur
76(1)
[As Kingfishers Catch Fire, Dragonflies Draw Flame]
76(1)
Spring
77(1)
The Windhover
77(1)
Pied Beauty
78(1)
Binsey Poplars
78(1)
Felix Randal
79(1)
[I Wake and Feel the Fell of Dark, Not Day]
79(1)
[No Worst, There Is None. Pitched Past Pitch of Grief]
80(1)
Spring and Fall
80(1)
[Carrion Comfort]
81(1)
Spelt from Sibyl's Leaves
81(1)
[Thou Art Indeed Just, Lord, If I Contend]
82(1)
A. E. Housman (1859--1936)
82(8)
[Loveliest of Trees, the Cherry Now]
84(1)
[When I Was One-and Twenty]
84(1)
To an Athlete Dying Young
85(1)
[Is My Team Ploughing]
86(1)
[On Wenlock Edge the Wood's in Trouble]
87(1)
[With Rue My Heart Is Laden]
87(1)
[Terence, This Is Stupid Stuff]
88(1)
Eight O'Clock
89(1)
Epitaph on an Army of Mercenaries
90(1)
[They Say My Verse Is Sad: No Wonder]
90(1)
William Butler Yeats (1865-1939)
90(54)
To the Rose upon the Rood of Time
94(1)
The Lake Isle of Innisfree
94(1)
The Sorrow of Love
95(1)
When You Are Old
95(1)
[Who Goes with Fergus?]
96(1)
To Ireland in the Coming Times
96(1)
The Hosting of the Sidhe
97(1)
The Song of the Wandering Aengus
98(1)
The Cap and Bells
99(1)
He Wishes for the Cloths of Heaven
100(1)
Adam's Curse
100(1)
No Second Troy
101(1)
The Fascination of What's Difficult
101(1)
The Cold Heaven
102(1)
A Coat
102(1)
September 1913
102(1)
The Magi
103(1)
The Fisherman
104(1)
Easter, 1916
105(2)
The Wild Swans at Coole
107(1)
In Memory of Major Robert Gregory
108(2)
An Irish Airman Foresees His Death
110(1)
The Second Coming
111(1)
A Prayer for My Daughter
112(2)
To Be Carved on a Stone at Thoor Ballylee
114(1)
Nineteen Hundred and Nineteen
114(4)
Leda and the Swan
118(1)
The Tower
118(5)
Sailing to Byzantium
123(1)
Among School Children
124(2)
In Memory of Eva Gore-Booth and Con Markievicz
126(1)
A Dialogue of Self and Soul
127(2)
Byzantium
129(1)
Crazy Jane Talks with the Bishop
130(1)
Vacillation
131(2)
Meru
133(1)
The Gyres
134(1)
Lapis Lazuli
135(1)
An Acre of Grass
136(1)
The Spur
137(1)
Long-Legged Fly
137(1)
Under Ben Bulben
138(3)
Man and the Echo
141(1)
The Circus Animals' Desertion
142(1)
Politics
143(1)
Rudyard Kipling (1865-1930)
144(13)
Danny Deever
145(1)
Shillin' a Day
146(1)
Recessional
147(1)
Harp Song of the Dane Women
148(1)
A Pict Song
148(1)
The Way through the Woods
149(1)
Epitaphs of the War
150(6)
We and They
156(1)
Edgar Lee Masters (1868--1950)
157(5)
Spoon River Anthology
158(4)
The Hill
158(1)
Amanda Barker
159(1)
Fiddler Jones
159(1)
Petit, the Poet
160(1)
Elsa Wertman
160(1)
Hamilton Greene
161(1)
Anne Rutledge
161(1)
Edwin Arlington Robinson (1869-1935)
162(9)
Luke Havergal
163(1)
Richard Cory
163(1)
Reuben Bright
164(1)
Calverly's
164(1)
How Annandale Went Out
165(1)
Miniver Cheevy
166(1)
For a Dead Lady
167(1)
Eros Turannos
167(1)
The Mill
168(1)
The Dark Hills
169(1)
Mr. Flood's Party
169(2)
The Sheaves
171(1)
James Weldon Johnson (1871-1938)
171(5)
O Black and Unknown Bards
172(1)
Down by the Carib Sea
173(1)
Sunset in the Tropics
173(1)
The Creation
174(2)
Gertrude Stein (1874--1946)
176(22)
Picasso
178(2)
Tender Buttons
180(5)
Objects
180(1)
A carafe, that is a blind glass
180(1)
A piece of coffee
180(1)
A waist
181(1)
A little bit of a tumbler
181(1)
A brown
181(1)
A little called Pauline
181(1)
A dog
181(1)
A white hunter
182(1)
Peeled pencil, choke
182(1)
Food
182(1)
Mutton
182(1)
Sugar
183(1)
Eggs
184(1)
Chicken
184(1)
Chicken
184(1)
Chicken
184(1)
Chicken
184(1)
A centre in a table
184(1)
From Rooms
184(1)
Susie Asado
185(1)
Guillaume Apollinaire
186(1)
Preciosilla
186(1)
Sacred Emily
186(8)
Idem the Same. A Valentine to Sherwood Anderson
194(3)
George Hugnet
197(1)
Stanzas in Meditation
197(1)
Stanza LXXXIII
197(1)
Amy Lowell (1874--1925)
198(3)
The Pike
198(1)
Venus Transiens
199(1)
A Decade
200(1)
Shore Grass
200(1)
New Heavens for Old
200(1)
Robert Frost (1874--1963)
201(25)
Mending Wall
203(1)
Home Burial
204(3)
After Apple-Picking
207(1)
The Wood-Pile
208(1)
The Road Not Taken
209(1)
An Old Man's Winter Night
210(1)
Hyla Brook
210(1)
The Oven Bird
211(1)
Birches
211(2)
Putting in the Seed
213(1)
``Out, Out---''
213(1)
Fire and Ice
214(1)
Dust of Snow
214(1)
Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening
214(1)
For Once, Then, Something
215(1)
To Earthward
215(1)
The Need of Being Versed in Country Things
216(1)
Tree at My Window
217(1)
Acquainted with the Night
217(1)
Two Tramps in Mud Time
218(2)
Desert Places
220(1)
Neither Out Far nor In Deep
220(1)
Design
221(1)
Unharvested
221(1)
Provide, Provide
222(1)
The Silken Tent
222(1)
The Most of It
223(1)
Never Again Would Birds' Song Be the Same
223(1)
The Gift Outright
224(1)
Directive
224(2)
Carl Sandburg (1878--1967)
226(4)
Chicago
227(1)
The Harbor
228(1)
Subway
228(1)
Cool Tombs
228(1)
Grass
229(1)
Gargoyle
229(1)
Edward Thomas (1878--1917)
230(5)
Adlestrop
231(1)
The Gypsy
231(1)
The Owl
232(1)
Rain
232(1)
February Afternoon
233(1)
The Green Roads
233(1)
The Gallows
234(1)
Wallace Stevens (1879--1955)
235(33)
Sunday Morning
237(3)
Peter Quince at the Clavier
240(2)
Disillusionment of Ten O'Clock
242(1)
Domination of Black
243(1)
The Worms at Heaven's Gate
244(1)
Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird
244(2)
The Death of a Soldier
246(1)
Anecdote of the Jar
246(1)
The Snow Man
247(1)
Tea at the Palaz of Hoon
247(1)
Bantams in Pine-Woods
248(1)
The Emperor of Ice-Cream
248(1)
The Idea of Order at Key West
249(1)
A Postcard from the Volcano
250(1)
The Man with the Blue Guitar
251(1)
(``The man bent over his guitar'')
251(1)
(``Poetry is the subject of the poem'')
251(1)
A Rabbit as King of the Ghosts
252(1)
The Poems of Our Climate
252(1)
Study of Two Pears
253(1)
The Man on the Dump
254(1)
Of Modern Poetry
255(1)
Notes toward a Supreme Fiction
256(2)
(``Begin, ephebe, by perceiving the idea'')
256(1)
(``On a blue island in a sky-wide water'')
256(1)
(``A lasting visage in a lasting bush'')
257(1)
The Motive for Metaphor
258(1)
The Auroras of Autumn
258(2)
(``This is where the serpent lives, the bodiless.'')
258(1)
(``Farewell to an idea . . . A cabin stands'')
259(1)
(``Farewell to an idea . . . The mother's face'')
260(1)
Large Red Man Reading
260(1)
An Ordinary Evening in New Haven
261(1)
(``The last leaf that is going to fall has fallen.'')
261(1)
The Rock
261(1)
I. Seventy Years Later
261(1)
To an Old Philosopher in Rome
262(2)
The Poem That Took the Place of a Mountain
264(1)
The Planet on the Table
265(1)
The River of Rivers in Connecticut
265(1)
The Plain Sense of Things
266(1)
Reality Is an Activity of the Most August Imagination
267(1)
Of Mere Being
267(1)
Mina Loy (1882--1966)
268(15)
Songs to Joannes
269(4)
(``Spawn of Fantasies'')
269(1)
(``The skin-sack'')
270(1)
(``We might have coupled'')
270(1)
(``Come to me There is something'')
270(1)
(``Today'')
271(1)
(``Shedding our petty pruderies'')
271(1)
(``Evolution fall foul of'')
272(1)
Brancusi's Golden Bird
273(1)
Der Blinde Junge
274(1)
Anglo-Mongrels and the Rose
275(6)
English Rose
275(6)
Gertrude Stein
281(1)
The Widow's Jazz
282(1)
William Carlos Williams (1883--1963)
283(35)
The Young Housewife
286(1)
Tract
286(2)
Danse Russe
288(1)
Sympathetic Portrait of a Child
288(1)
Portrait of a Lady
289(1)
Queen-Ann's-Lace
290(1)
The Widow's Lament in Springtime
290(1)
The Great Figure
291(1)
Spring and All
291(1)
The Farmer
292(1)
To Elsie
293(1)
The Red Wheelbarrow
294(1)
This Is Just to Say
295(1)
Death
295(1)
Flowers by the Sea
296(1)
The Botticellian Trees
297(1)
The Yachts
298(1)
The Last Words of My English Grandmother
299(1)
The Dance
300(1)
Burning the Christmas Greens
300(2)
Paterson
302(5)
Preface
302(2)
Book I. The Delineaments of the Giants
304(1)
From I (``Paterson lies in the valley under the Passaic Falls'')
304(3)
From III (``Thought clambers up'')
307(1)
The Ivy Crown
307(3)
Pictures from Bruegel
310(1)
Landscape with the Fall of Icarus
310(1)
Haymaking
310(1)
Asphodel, That Greeny Flower
311(7)
Book I
311(7)
Elinor Wylie (1885--1928)
318(3)
Wild Peaches
318(2)
Incantation
320(1)
Let No Charitable Hope
320(1)
D. H. Lawrence (1885--1930)
321(24)
The Wild Common
323(1)
Love on the Farm
324(2)
Aware
326(1)
The Bride
326(1)
Sorrow
327(1)
The Enkindled Spring
327(1)
Gloire de Dijon
328(1)
A Youth Mowing
328(1)
Piano
329(1)
Medlars and Sorb-Apples
329(2)
Southern Night
331(1)
Sicilian Cyclamens
331(2)
Snake
333(2)
Lui et Elle
335(3)
Humming-Bird
338(1)
You
338(1)
The English Are So Nice!
339(1)
Andraitx---Pomegranate Flowers
339(1)
Whales Weep Not!
340(1)
Butterfly
341(1)
Bavarian Gentians
341(1)
The Ship of Death
342(3)
Ezra Pound (1885--1972)
345(42)
Portrait d'une Femme
349(1)
The Return
350(1)
A Pact
350(1)
The Rest
351(1)
In a Station of the Metro
351(1)
The River-Merchant's Wife: A Letter
352(1)
Lament of the Frontier Guard
353(1)
The Temperaments
353(1)
Hugh Selwyn Mauberley
354(12)
(Life and Contacts)
354(8)
1920 (Mauberley)
362(4)
The Cantos
366(21)
I (``And then went down to the ship'')
368(2)
II (``Hang it all, Robert Browning'')
370(4)
VII (``Eleanor [she spoiled in a British climate]'')
374(4)
From XIV (``The slough of unamiable liars'')
378(1)
XLV (``With Usura)
378(2)
LXXXI (``Zeus lies in Ceres' bosom'')
380(5)
(``Came Neptunus'')
385(2)
(``I have tried to write Paradise'')
387(1)
Siegfried Sassoon (1886--1967)
387(6)
To His Dead Body
388(1)
`Blighters'
389(1)
The Rear-Guard
389(1)
Dreamers
390(1)
The General
390(1)
Repression of War Experience
391(1)
Everyone Sang
392(1)
On Passing the New Menin Gate
392(1)
H. D. (1886--1961)
393(21)
Oread
395(1)
The Pool
395(1)
Sea Rose
395(1)
Mid-Day
396(1)
Garden
396(1)
Sea Violet
397(1)
Helen
398(1)
Fragment Sixty-Eight
398(2)
Epitaph
400(1)
The Walls Do Not Fall
401(4)
[1] (``An incident here and there'')
401(1)
[4] (``There is a spell, for instance'')
402(2)
[6] (``In me [the worm] clearly'')
404(1)
[39] (``We have had too much consecration'')
405(1)
Tribute to the Angels
405(9)
[24] (``Every hour, every moment'')
405(1)
[25] (``. . . of the no need'')
406(1)
[26] (``One of us said, how odd'')
406(1)
[27] (``And yet in some very subtle way'')
407(1)
[28] (``I had been thinking of Gabriel'')
407(1)
[29] (``We have seen her'')
408(1)
[30] (``We see her hand in her lap'')
409(1)
[31] (``But none of these, none of these'')
410(1)
[36] (``Ah [you say], this is Holy Wisdom'')
410(1)
[37] (``This is a symbol of beauty [you continue]'')
411(1)
[38] (``O yes---you understand, I say'')
411(1)
[39] (``But nearer than Guardian Angel'')
412(1)
[40] (``This is no rune nor symbol'')
413(1)
[41] (``She carried a book, either to imply'')
413(1)
Robinson Jeffers (1887--1962)
414(6)
Shine, Perishing Republic
415(1)
Fawn's Foster-Mother
416(1)
Hurt Hawks
416(1)
Rock and Hawk
417(1)
Ave Caesar
418(1)
The Purse-Seine
418(1)
Carmel Point
419(1)
Vulture
420(1)
Edwin Muir (1887--1959)
420(5)
Ballad of Hector in Hades
421(1)
The Wheel
422(1)
The Absent
423(1)
The Horses
424(1)
Edith Sitwell (1887--1964)
425(5)
Facade
426(2)
Aubade
426(1)
Country Dance
427(1)
Still Falls the Rain
428(1)
The Poet Laments the Coming of Old Age
429(1)
Marianne Moore (1887--1972)
430(25)
To a Steam Roller
433(1)
Critics and Connoisseurs
433(1)
Black Earth
434(2)
The Fish
436(1)
In the Days of Prismatic Colour
437(1)
Poetry
438(1)
England
439(1)
A Grave
440(1)
An Octopus
441(5)
To a Snail
446(1)
The Steeple-Jack
446(2)
The Pangolin
448(3)
The Paper Nautilus
451(1)
What Are Years?
452(1)
He ``Digesteth Harde Yron''
453(2)
John Crowe Ransom (1888--1974)
455(5)
Bells for John Whiteside's Daughter
456(1)
Here Lies a Lady
457(1)
Piazza Piece
457(1)
Dead Boy
458(1)
Painted Head
459(1)
T. S. Eliot (1888--1965)
460(35)
The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock
463(3)
Preludes
466(2)
Whispers of Immortality
468(1)
Sweeney among the Nightingales
469(1)
Gerontion
470(2)
The Waste Land
472(15)
Journey of the Magi
487(1)
Little Gidding
488(7)
Ivor Gurney (1890--1937)
495(3)
To His Love
496(1)
First Time In
496(1)
Laventie
497(1)
The Silent One
498(1)
Claude McKay (1890--1948)
498(6)
A Midnight Woman to the Bobby
500(1)
The Harlem Dancer
501(1)
If We Must Die
501(1)
The Lynching
502(1)
The Tropics in New York
502(1)
America
503(1)
The White City
503(1)
Outcast
503(1)
Isaac Rosenberg (1890--1918)
504(5)
The Mirror
505(1)
Break of Day in the Trenches
505(1)
Louse Hunting
506(1)
Returning, We Hear the Larks
506(1)
Dead Man's Dump
507(2)
Edna St. Vincent Millay (1892--1950)
509(5)
First Fig
510(1)
Recuerdo
510(1)
Grown-Up
511(1)
Spring
511(1)
[I, Being Born a Woman and Distressed]
512(1)
[Gazing upon Him Now, Severe and Dead]
512(1)
[Love Is Not All: It Is Not Meat nor Drink]
512(1)
The Return
513(1)
To a Calvinist in Bali
513(1)
Archibald MacLeish (1892--1982)
514(3)
Ars Poetica
515(1)
The End of the World
516(1)
You, Andrew Marvell
516(1)
Hugh MacDiarmid (1892--1978)
517(6)
The Sauchs in the Reuch Heuch Hauch
519(1)
In the Pantry
520(1)
Cloudburst and Soaring Moon
520(1)
Parley of Beasts
521(1)
O What's the Bride?
521(1)
Another Epitaph on an Army of Mercenaries
522(1)
British Leftish Poetry, 1930--40
522(1)
Wilfred Owen (1893--1918)
523(12)
Anthem for Doomed Youth
525(1)
Apologia pro Poemate Meo
525(1)
Miners
526(1)
Dulce et Decorum Est
527(1)
Strange Meeting
528(1)
Futility
529(1)
S.I.W.
530(1)
Greater Love
531(1)
Mental Cases
532(1)
Disabled
532(2)
Exposure
534(1)
Dorothy Parker (1893--1967)
535(2)
Resume
536(1)
One Perfect Rose
536(1)
Observation
536(1)
Oscar Wilde
537(1)
George Sand
537(1)
Charles Reznikoff (1894--1976)
537(8)
[On Brooklyn Bridge I Saw a Man Drop Dead.]
538(1)
[The Shopgirls Leave Their Work]
538(1)
[I Walked through the Lonely Marsh]
538(1)
[It Had Long Been Dark, though Still an Hour Before Supper-Time.]
539(1)
[Walk about the Subway Station]
539(1)
[About an Excavation]
540(1)
Heart and Clock
540(1)
Epitaphs
540(2)
Te Deum
542(1)
From Early History of a Writer
542(1)
Holocaust
543(2)
IX. Entertainment
543(2)
E. E. Cummings (1894--1962)
545(11)
[in Just-]
546(1)
[Buffalo Bill's]
547(1)
[O sweet spontaneous]
547(1)
[the Cambridge ladies who live in furnished souls]
548(1)
[i was sitting in mcsorley's]
549(1)
[``next to of course god america i]
550(1)
[my sweet old etcetera]
550(1)
[i sing of Olaf glad and big]
551(1)
[r-p-o-p-h-e-s-s-a-g-r]
552(1)
[may i feel said he]
552(1)
[anyone lived in a pretty how town]
553(1)
[my father moved through dooms of love]
554(2)
[pity this busy monster,manunkind]
556(1)
Jean Toomer (1894--1967)
556(6)
Her Lips Are Copper Wire
558(1)
Gum
558(1)
Reapers
559(1)
November Cotton Flower
559(1)
Portrait in Georgia
560(1)
Song of the Son
560(1)
Georgia Dusk
561(1)
Robert Graves (1895--1985)
562(7)
The Cool Web
563(1)
Ogres and Pygmies
563(1)
Down, Wanton, Down!
564(1)
Recalling War
565(1)
To Juan at the Winter Solstice
566(1)
The Persian Version
567(1)
The Blue-Fly
568(1)
David Jones (1895--1974)
569(11)
In Parenthesis
570(5)
Part 4. King Pellam's Launde (lines 1--41)
570(2)
Part 7. The Five Unmistakable Marks (lines 283--422)
572(3)
The Anathemata
575(5)
Part III. Angle-Land
575(5)
Austin Clarke (1896--1974)
580(7)
The Planter's Daughter
581(1)
The Young Woman of Beare
582(5)
Louise Bogan (1897--1970)
587(3)
Medusa
587(1)
Knowledge
588(1)
Women
588(1)
The Alchemist
589(1)
Cassandra
589(1)
Night
590(1)
Melvin Tolson (1898--1966)
590(14)
Harlem Gallery
592(12)
Lambda
592(2)
Mu
594(4)
Nu
598(2)
From Xi
600(4)
Hart Crane (1899--1932)
604(45)
Black Tambourine
607(1)
Chaplinesque
607(1)
Repose of Rivers
608(1)
At Melville's Tomb
609(1)
Voyages
609(4)
The Bridge
613(34)
Royal Palm
647(1)
The Broken Tower
647(2)
Allen Tate (1899--1979)
649(6)
Mr. Pope
649(1)
Ode to the Confederate Dead
650(2)
The Swimmers
652(3)
Basil Bunting (1900--1985)
655(6)
On the Fly-Leaf of Pound's Cantos
656(1)
Briggflatts
656(4)
I (``Brag, sweet tenor bull'')
656(4)
What the Chairman Told Tom
660(1)
Yvor Winters (1900--1968)
661(4)
The Slow Pacific Swell
662(1)
By the Road to the Air-Base
663(1)
John Sutter
663(2)
Laura Riding (1901--1991)
665(4)
The Map of Places
666(1)
Footfalling
666(1)
Death as Death
667(1)
The Troubles of a Book
667(1)
Ding-Donging
668(1)
With the Face
669(1)
Sterling Brown (1901--1989)
669(15)
Odyssey of Big Boy
671(2)
Southern Road
673(1)
Ma Rainey
674(1)
Strong Men
675(2)
Memphis Blues
677(2)
Slim Greer
679(1)
Slim in Atlanta
680(2)
Sporting Beasley
682(1)
Old Lem
683(1)
Langston Hughes (1902--1967)
684(21)
The Negro Speaks of Rivers
687(1)
When Sue Wears Red
688(1)
The Weary Blues
688(1)
Suicide's Note
689(1)
Cross
689(1)
Lament over Love
690(1)
Po' Boy Blues
690(1)
Song for a Dark Girl
691(1)
Gal's Cry for a Dying Lover
691(1)
Bad Man
692(1)
Hard Daddy
692(1)
Drum
693(1)
Sylvester's Dying Bed
693(1)
The Bitter River
694(2)
Morning After
696(1)
Madam's Past History
697(1)
Madam and Her Madam
697(1)
Blue Bayou
698(1)
Silhouette
699(1)
Life Is Fine
699(1)
Montage of a Dream Deferred
700(5)
Dream Boogie
700(1)
Motto
701(1)
Dead in There
701(1)
125th Street
702(1)
Theme for English B
702(1)
Boogie: 1 A.M.
703(1)
Nightmare Boogie
703(1)
Dream Boogie: Variation
704(1)
Harlem
704(1)
Stevie Smith (1902--1971)
705(11)
Sunt Leones
706(1)
This Englishwoman
707(1)
Souvenir de Monsieur Poop
707(1)
Our Bog Is Dood
708(1)
God the Eater
709(1)
Not Waving but Drowning
710(1)
Thoughts about the Person from Porlock
711(1)
A House of Mercy
712(1)
Exeat
713(1)
To Carry the Child
714(1)
Pretty
715(1)
Lorine Niedecker (1903--1970)
716(10)
[Well, Spring Overflows the Land]
717(1)
[Swept Snow, Li Po]
717(1)
[What Horror to Awake at Night]
717(1)
[New-Sawed]
718(1)
Poet's Work
718(1)
[Something in the Water]
719(1)
[Popcorn-Can Cover]
719(1)
My Life by Water
719(1)
Thomas Jefferson
720(6)
Countee Cullen (1903--1946)
726(6)
Yet Do I Marvel
727(1)
Atlantic City Waiter
727(1)
Incident
728(1)
For a Lady I Know
728(1)
Heritage
729(3)
Louis Zukofsky (1904--1978)
732(8)
Poem Beginning ``The''
733(5)
[Dedication]
733(1)
First Movement: ``And out of olde bokes, in good feith''
734(2)
Fifth Movement: Autobiography
736(2)
To My Wash-Stand
738(2)
Richard Eberhart (b. 1904)
740(2)
The Groundhog
740(1)
The Fury of Aerial Bombardment
741(1)
C. Day Lewis (1904--1972)
742(3)
Two Songs
743(1)
Where Are the War Poets?
744(1)
Almost Human
744(1)
Patrick Kavanagh (1904--1967)
745(6)
Inniskeen Road: July Evening
746(1)
The Great Hunger
746(3)
I (``Clay is the word and clay is the flesh'')
746(3)
Epic
749(1)
Canal Bank Walk
749(1)
Come Dance with Kitty Stobling
749(1)
In Memory of My Mother
750(1)
Robert Penn Warren (1905--1989)
751(7)
Bearded Oaks
752(1)
Where the Slow Fig's Purple Sloth
753(1)
Audubon: A Vision
754(1)
Was Not the Lost Dauphin
754(1)
There's a Grandfather's Clock in the Hall
755(1)
Evening Hawk
756(1)
Fear and Trembling
757(1)
Muted Music
757(1)
Stanley Kunitz (b. 1905)
758(7)
The War against the Trees
759(1)
The Portrait
760(1)
The Magic Curtain
760(3)
The Catch
763(1)
Day of Foreboding
763(1)
The Round
763(1)
Touch Me
764(1)
Kenneth Rexroth (1905--1982)
765(9)
Delia Rexroth
766(1)
Andree Rexroth
767(1)
Blues
767(1)
Homer in Basic
768(1)
Proust's Madeleine
769(1)
The Wheel Revolves
770(1)
The Love Poems of Marichiko
771(3)
IV (``You ask me what I thought about'')
771(1)
VII (``Making love with you'')
772(1)
IX (``You wake me'')
772(1)
XXV (``Your tongue thrums and moves'')
772(1)
XXVII (``As I came from the'')
772(1)
XXXI (``Some day in six inches of'')
772(1)
XXXII (``I hold your head tight between'')
773(1)
XXXIII (``I cannot forget'')
773(1)
XXXIV (``Every morning, I'')
773(1)
LVIII (``Half in a dream'')
773(1)
LIX (``I hate this shadow of a ghost'')
773(1)
LX (``Chilled through, I wake up'')
774(1)
John Betjeman (1906--1984)
774(7)
The Arrest of Oscar Wilde at the Cadogan Hotel
775(1)
Slough
776(1)
An Incident in the Early Life of Ebenezer Jones, Poet, 1828
777(2)
In Westminster Abbey
779(1)
The Cottage Hospital
780(1)
William Empson (1906--1984)
781(2)
Villanelle
781(1)
Ignorance of Death
782(1)
Missing Dates
783(1)
W. H. Auden (1907--1973)
783(34)
The Secret Agent
787(1)
This Lunar Beauty
787(1)
The Wanderer
788(1)
Who's Who
789(1)
On This Island
789(1)
Lullaby
790(1)
Spain
791(2)
As I Walked Out One Evening
793(2)
In Time of War
795(1)
XIV (``Yes, we are going to suffer, now; the sky'')
795(1)
XVII (``They are and suffer; that is all they do:'')
795(1)
XVIII (``Far from the heart of culture he was used:'')
796(1)
The Capital
796(1)
Musee des Beaux Arts
797(1)
In Memory of W. B. Yeats
798(2)
The Unknown Citizen
800(1)
September 1, 1939
801(2)
In Memory of Sigmund Freud
803(3)
In Praise of Limestone
806(2)
The Shield of Achilles
808(2)
Horae Canonicae
810(1)
I. Prime
810(1)
Prologue at Sixty
811(3)
A New Year Greeting
814(1)
A Lullaby
815(2)
A. D. Hope (1907--2000)
817(5)
Australia
817(1)
Observation Car
818(1)
Advice to Young Ladies
819(2)
Beware of Ruins
821(1)
Louis MacNeice (1907--1963)
822(11)
Nature Morte
823(1)
An Eclogue for Christmas
823(4)
Snow
827(1)
Bagpipe Music
827(1)
The Sunlight on the Garden
828(1)
Carrickfergus
829(1)
Brother Fire
830(1)
The Libertine
831(1)
Variation on Heraclitus
832(1)
Charon
832(1)
George Oppen (1908--1984)
833(8)
Solution
834(1)
From Disaster
835(1)
Survival: Infantry
835(1)
Pedestrian
835(1)
Psalm
836(1)
Of Being Numerous
836(5)
1--9
836(4)
18--19
840(1)
Theodore Roethke (1908--1963)
841(14)
Cuttings
842(1)
Cuttings (later)
842(1)
Weed Puller
843(1)
My Papa's Waltz
843(1)
Dolor
844(1)
The Minimal
844(1)
The Lost Son
844(5)
Elegy for Jane
849(1)
The Waking
849(1)
Frau Bauman, Frau Schmidt, and Frau Schwartze
850(1)
I Knew a Woman
851(1)
Wish for a Young Wife
851(1)
The Far Field
852(2)
In a Dark Time
854(1)
Stephen Spender (1909--1995)
855(5)
The Funeral
856(1)
What I Expected
857(1)
The Truly Great
858(1)
The Express
858(1)
The Landscape near an Aerodrome
859(1)
The Pylons
860(1)
Keith Douglas (1920--1944)
860(151)
Soissons
861(1)
Simplify Me When I'm Dead
862(1)
Gallantry
862(1)
Vergissmeinnicht
863(1)
Aristocrats
864(1)
POETICS
Walt Whitman
From Preface to Leaves of Grass (1855)
865(5)
Emily Dickinson
Letters
870(3)
[Letter 261: Thank You for the Surgery] 25 April 1862
870(1)
[Letter 265: Will You Be My Preceptor?] 7 June 1862
871(1)
[Letter 268: My Business Is Circumference] July 1862
872(1)
Gerard Manley Hopkins
Letters
873(4)
[Sprung Rhythm] August 21, 1877
874(1)
[Sprung Rhythm] October 5, 1878
874(2)
[My Poetry Errs on the Side of Oddness] February 15, 1879
876(1)
[The Current Language Heightened] August 14, 1879
876(1)
W. B. Yeats
The Symbolism of Poetry (1900)
877(6)
From Introduction [A General Introduction for My Work] (w. 1937)
883(6)
T. E. Hulme
From Romanticism and Classicism (w. 1911--12)
889(8)
Blast (1914)
Long Live the Vortex!
897(2)
Manifesto---1
899(13)
Manifesto---2
912(9)
Mina Loy
Feminist Manifesto (w. 1914)
921(5)
Amy Lowell, ed.
Preface to Some Imagist Poets (1915)
926(2)
Wilfred Owen
Preface (w. 1918)
928(1)
Ezra Pound
A Retrospect (1918)
928(11)
From How to Read (1929, 1931)
939(2)
T. S. Eliot
Tradition and the Individual Talent (1919)
941(6)
From Hamlet (1919)
947(2)
From The Metaphysical Poets (1921)
949(5)
William Carlos Williams
From Prologue to Kora in Hell (1919)
954(6)
D. H. Lawrence
The Poetry of the Present [Preface to the American Edition of New Poems] (1919)
960(4)
Langston Hughes
The Negro Artist and the Racial Mountain (1926)
964(4)
Hart Crane
A Letter to Harriet Monroe (1926)
968(3)
Wallace Stevens
Aphorisms
971(5)
From Adagia (w. 1934--40?)
972(3)
From Miscellaneous Notebooks (w. 1948--55?)
975(1)
From The Noble Rider and the Sound of Words (1942)
976(8)
Robert Frost
The Figure a Poem Makes (1939)
984(2)
Gertrude Stein
From A Transatlantic Interview (w. 1946)
986(8)
Marianne Moore
Humility, Concentration, and Gusto (1949)
994(6)
W. H. Auden
Writing (1962)
1000(11)
Selected Bibliographies 1011(30)
Permissions Acknowledgments 1041(8)
Index 1049

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