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Collected poems, 1930-1960 : including 51 new poems /

Основен автор: Eberhart, Richard, 1904-2005.
Формат: Книга
Език: English
Публикувано: New York : Oxford University Press, 1960.
Предмети:
American poetry.
Подобни документи: Online version:: Collected poems, 1930-1960, including 51 new poems.
Съдържание:
  • This fevers me
  • O wild chaos!
  • The bells of a Chinese temple
  • Maze
  • For a lamb
  • Caravan of silence
  • Four lakes' days
  • Ode to silence
  • The return of Odysseus
  • 'Where are those high and haunting skies"
  • Suite in prison
  • The groundhog
  • The rape of the cataract
  • 1934
  • 'In a hard intellectual light'
  • 'My bones flew apart'
  • The transfer
  • Request for offering
  • Necessity
  • The scarf of June
  • Experience evoked
  • Two loves
  • Burden
  • 'In prisons of established craze'
  • The largess
  • 'When Doris danced'
  • 'The critic with his pained eye'
  • The young hunter
  • 'When golden flies upon my carcass come'
  • 'Now is the air made of chiming balls'
  • The child
  • 'Let the tight lizard on the wall'
  • 'I went to see Irving Babbitt'
  • Recollection of childhood
  • Orchard
  • The soul longs to return whence it came
  • Grave piece
  • The humanist
  • The virgin
  • 'Man's greed and envy are so great'
  • 'The goal of intellectual man'
  • 'If I could only live at the pitch that is near madness'
  • 'I walked out to the graveyard to see the dead'
  • A meditation
  • 'The full of joy do not know; they need not'
  • Rumination
  • 'Cover me over'
  • The recapitulation
  • 'Imagining how it would be to be dead'
  • 'I walked over the grave of Henry James'
  • The ineffable
  • 'Mysticism has not the patience to wait for god's revelation'
  • The dream
  • The moment of vision
  • Retrospective forelook
  • The lyric absolute
  • 'I will not dare to ask one question'
  • New Hampshire, February
  • Triptych
  • Ode to the Chinese paper snake
  • Burr oaks
  • Dam Neck, Virginia
  • The fury of aerial bombardment
  • An airman considers his power
  • At the end of war
  • A ceremony by the sea
  • World war
  • Brotherhood of men
  • Indian pipe
  • 'Go to the shine that's on a tree'
  • 'Sometimes the longing for death'
  • At night
  • A love poem
  • God and man
  • The horse chestnut tree
  • The tobacconist of Eighth Street
  • Seals, terns, time
  • The cancer cells
  • Forms of the human
  • Oedipus
  • Fragment of New York, 1929
  • Aesthetics after war
  • On shooting particles beyond the world
  • A legend of viable women
  • The verbalist of summer
  • Concord cats
  • On the fragility of mind
  • Great praises
  • The dry rot
  • The skier and the mountain
  • The human being is a lonely creature
  • The book of nature
  • Cousin Florence
  • Sestina
  • 'My golden and my fierce assays'
  • Ur burial
  • Seeing is deceiving
  • Analogue of unity in multeity
  • Sea-hawk
  • Sainte Anne de Beaupré
  • Mediterranean song
  • To Evan
  • The day-bed
  • Formative mastership
  • The hand and the shadow
  • Words
  • On a squirrel crossing the road in autumn
  • Centennial for Whitman
  • Soul
  • Fables of the moon
  • Salem
  • The return
  • The giantess
  • The wisdom of insecurity
  • Sunday in October
  • Summer landscape
  • Only in the dream
  • Nothing but change
  • Thrush song at dawn
  • The voyage
  • Off Spectacle Island
  • The seasons
  • The noble man
  • The forgotten rock
  • Attitudes
  • An old fashioned American business man
  • A young Greek, killed in the wars
  • Protagonists
  • A soldier rejects his times addressing his contemporaries
  • 'Blessed are the angels in heaven'
  • Villanelle
  • Life as visionary spirit
  • Fortune's mist
  • Yonder
  • Autumnal
  • The sacrifice
  • Lucubration
  • In after time
  • A testament
  • Request
  • Love among the ruins
  • Anima
  • The supreme authority of the imagination
  • Perception as a guided missile
  • By the stream
  • What gives
  • The oak
  • In the garden
  • The lost children
  • A commitment
  • Apple buds
  • Throwing the apple
  • The garden god
  • Light from above
  • Austere poem
  • Hoot owls
  • Tree swallows
  • The clam diggers and diggers of sea worms
  • A ship burning and a comet all in one day
  • The hard structure of the world
  • The Parker River
  • At the canoe club
  • Ospreys in cry
  • Half-bent man
  • Spring Mountain climb
  • The passage
  • The gods of Washington, D.C.
  • Equivalence of gnats and mice
  • Birth and death
  • The incomparable light.

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