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Anthology of Twentieth-Century British and Irish Poetry

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ISBN-10: 019512894X

ISBN-13: 9780195128949

Edition: 2001

Authors: Keith Tuma

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Presenting a wide-ranging selection of vital twentieth-century work, Anthology of Twentieth-Century British and Irish Poetry contains over 450 poems by 126 poets, beginning with Thomas Hardy and Gerard Manley Hopkins and ending with Catherine Walsh and Helen Macdonald. It features ample selections from canonical poets including W.H. Auden, Basil Bunting, T.S. Eliot, Seamus Heaney, Ted Hughes, Philip Larkin, D.H. Lawrence, Charlotte Mew, Hugh MacDiarmid, Wilfred Owen, Edith Sitwell, Stevie Smith, Dylan Thomas, Edward Thomas, and W.B. Yeats. At the same time, this volume challenges received accounts of modern and contemporary British and Irish poetry by presenting work from many…    
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List price: $169.99
Copyright year: 2001
Publisher: Oxford University Press, Incorporated
Publication date: 3/1/2001
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 976
Size: 8.90" wide x 5.79" long x 2.01" tall
Weight: 3.190
Language: English

Preface
Acknowledgments
Hap
Neutral Tones
The Subalterns
The Darkling Thrush
The Man He Killed
Channel Firing
'I Found Her Out There'
After a Journey
from Satires of Circumstance
II. In Church
VI. In the Cemetery
The Pity of It
In Time of 'the Breaking of Nations'
Snow in the Suburbs
The Harbour Bridge
He Never Expected Much
God's Grandeur
"As kingfishers catch fire"
The Windhover
Pied Beauty
Spring and Fall
Inversnaid
"I wake and feel the fell of dark, not day"
"No worst, there is none."
[Carrion Comfort]
Spelt from Sibyl's Leaves
That Nature is a Heraclitean Fire and of the comfort of the Resurrection
Justus quidem tu es, Domine
Gunga Din
Sestina of the Tramp-Royal
from Epitaphs of the War
Common Form
A Dead Statesman
To the Rose upon the Rood of Time
The Lake Isle of Innisfree
Who Goes with Fergus?
The Valley of the Black Pig
September 1913
The Witch
The Peacock
The Dolls
A Coat
The Wild Swans at Coole
Easter 1916
The Second Coming
A Prayer for my Daughter
Sailing to Byzantium
The Tower
Leda and the Swan
Among School Children
Byzantium
Crazy Jane Talks with the Bishop
Lapis Lazuli
Under Ben Bulben
The Circus Animals' Desertion
Politics
The Farmer's Bride
Fame
Arracombe Wood
On the Road to the Sea
Monsieur Qui Passe
Miss Loo
The Listeners
The Old Summerhouse
The Starling
The Other
Adlestrop
The Wasp Trap
A Cat
Rain
Bitter Sanctuary
Italian Pictures
from Anglo-Mongrels and the Rose
English Rose
Der Blinde Junge
Autumn
The Embankment
Conversion
from Fragments
As a Fowl
Divorce
Self Analysis
Meditation at Kew
Unde the Oak
Pomegranate
Snake
Swan
Willy Wet-Leg
Andraitx.--Pomegranate Flowers
Bavarian Gentians
A Working Party
The Rear-Guard
The General
from Facade
4. Ass-Face
6. The Bat
22. Fox Trot
37. Sir Beelzebub
The Canticle of the Rose
Still-life
"Children of wealth in your warm nursery"
News-reel
The Old Gods
The Three Mirrors
The Horses
The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock
Gerontion
The Waste Land
from Four Quartets
Little Gidding
Corfe
The Jew
Break of Day in the Trenches
Louse Hunting
Dead Man's Dump
First Time In
La Gorgue
Laventie
The Bare Line of the Hill
The Bohemians
Sea-Marge
from A Drunk Man Looks at the Thistle
[Sic Transit Gloria Scotiae]
[The Barren Fig]
[Yank Oot Your Orra Boughs]
On a Raised Beach
from In Memoriam James Joyce
Nelly Trim
East London Cemetery
King Duffus
Anne Donne
De Civitate Hominum
The Six Who Were Hanged
Homage to Hieronymus Bosch
Dulce et Decorum Est
Strange Meeting
Arms and the Boy
Disabled
A Slice of Life
The Music Hall
Hymn to Love
I'd have loved you as you deserved had we been frogs
from In Parenthesis
from Part 7: The five unmistakable marks
from The Anathemata
from I: Rite and Fore-Time
III: Angle-Land
A, a, a, Domine Deus
Warning to Children
The Legs
To Juan at the Winter Solstice
The White Goddess
from Parallax
Forget Me Not
A Plea
Auction!
from First Book of Odes
3. "I am agog for foam"
8. "Loud intolerant bells"
15. "Nothing"
17. "Now that sea's over that island"
28. "You leave"
30. The Orotava Road
from Briggflatts: I, Coda
from Second Book of Odes
11. "Boasts time mocks cumber Rome"
12. "Now we've no hope of going back"
Souvenir de Monsieur Poop
Not Waving but Drowning
My Hat
The Celts
Pretty
Black March
from The Ecliptic
Cancer, or, The Crab
from The Great Hunger: I, IX
Father Mat
Canal Bank Walk
Headrock
from Advent: I
Plenum and Vacuum
Villanelle
Reflection from Rochester
Sonnet
Enueg I
Enueg II
Ooftish
"Bones wrenched, weak whimper, lids wrinkled ..."
The Secret Agent
The Watershed
"Consider this and in our time"
A Bride in the 30's
Spain
from Sonnets from China: VI, VII
Musee des Beaux Arts
In Memory of W. B. Yeats
September 1, 1939
In Memory of Sigmund Freud
No Time
At the Grave of Henry James
In Praise of Limestone
from Horae Canonicae: Nones
Ode to Terminus
An Eclogue for Christmas
Valediction
Snow
Carrickfergus
Corybantic
Photogravure
Different
Interruption
Lough Derg
Obstacle Basilisk
from Gods with Stainless Ears: IV, V
High Street, Edinburgh
Nude in a fountain
Celtic cross
Intrusion
The Island
Going Westwards
Strafford
Obsessional
Delusions I
Delusions III
Delusions V
Delusions VII
Countries of the Dead II
The force that through the green fuse drives the flower
Our eunuch dreams
To-day, this insect
Over Sir John's hill
A Letter to John Donne
The Desert
Au Clair de la Lune
Place
And the Seventh Dream is the Dream of Isis
Baptism
The Rites of Hysteria
The Cubical Domes
Song
Ideas of Disorder at Torquay
Portman Restaurant
Leap Year
The Nightfishing
A Note to the Difficult One
Language Ah Now You Have Me
Johnie Raw Prays for His Lords and Maisters
Simplify me when I'm dead
These grasses, ancient enemies
Mersa
Dead Men
Cairo Jag
Aristocrats
Vergissmeinnicht
How to Kill
[wan do tree]
[Lion Lenin Leonora]
[Alevin Bars Causapscal]
Church Going
Toads
Nothing To Be Said
Water
The Whitsun Weddings
An Arundel Tomb
High Windows
Going, Going
Homage to a Government
This Be The Verse
The Explosion
Hearing Russian Spoken
Rejoinder to a Critic
Rodez
Out of East Anglia
A Conditioned Air
Inditing A Good Matter
Letter to My Father from London
From Lucy: Englan a University
Orkney Lyrics
Sea-Poppy 1
Sea-Poppy 2
First Words
Georgic
Bird Appeal
Blue Crepe
Choices
Fountain
On Its Own
Hearing Elgar Again
The Prose of Walking Back to China
Aesthetic
Distinctions
Saving the Appearances
Swimming Chenango Lake
Prometheus
Annunciation
The Plaza
The Garden
Baggot Street Deserta
Ritual of Departure
George Fox, from his Journals
from Twenty Words, Twenty Days: XVII-XX
Thighs Gripping
The Trout
A Bright Day
The Cage
This Neutral Realm
The Well Dreams
The Unsettled Motorcyclist's Vision of his Death
Confessions of the Life Artist
Moly
Seesaw
A Sketch of the Great Dejection
Lament
Marriage
Exile
For Brighton, Old Bawd
View of a Pig
Pike
Out
Pibroch
Wodwo
Crow Hears Fate Knock on the Door
from Gaudete
Flounders
from City
The Entertainment of War
The Poplars
"Walking through the suburb at night"
From an English Sensibility
from A Furnace
Introit
II. The Return
Death of a Son
First it was Singing
Dandelion
A Daisy
A Word about Freedom and Identity in Tel-Aviv
The Sofas, Fogs, and Cinemas
The Little Cardboard Suitcase
The Ice-cream Boom Towns
Against Death
Young Women with the Hair of Witches and No Modesty
The British Museum Smile
Mothers and Child
Genesis
Ovid in the Third Reich
September Song
History as Poetry
from Mercian Hymns: I-XII, XXVII-XXX
from The Mystery of the Charity of Charles Peguy: 4, 5
Respublica
from The Triumph of Love: XXIII, XXV, XXXV, XXXIX-XLIV, LV, LXI-LXIV, CXLVII-CL
Against Coupling
The Ex-Queen Among the Astronomers
Leaving the Tate
v.
Czargrad
Wedding Day
You've Ruined My Evening/You've Ruined My Life
South America
from Logbook: pages 106, 453
from Sentenced to Death
"sentenced he gives a shape"
"curiously the whole thing had begun"
"reversals of performance levels"
from Eternal Sections
"in black tunics, middle-aged"
"brilliance of the orange lily"
"thoughts are in real time"
Out of the Picture
Saxon Landings
Man Jack
The Slave Ship
The Sea
Towards the End of a Century
Grandmotherpoem
The Mother's Tale
Good Old Harry
Inaugural Address
When the geography was fixed
The Blue Mosque
Salt Water
Bogland
North
Singing School
Oysters
The Toome Road
The Underground
from Station Island: VII, XII
The Mud Vision
from Lines on the Liver: 1, 2, 10, 11, 17
from Excavations, Part One
from Book 1: Distant Points
"the body in its final commerce"
"folded in river clay"
"carefully dismembered"
from Book 2: This Carol They Began That Hour
"Sing to me"
"Meaning spills"
"Leaving a simple state"
from Book 3: Vacated Thrones
"Ganesa dances"
"'I arrived at a place mute of light'"
The Snow Party
A Disused Shed in Co. Wexford
Courtyards in Delft
A Garage in Co. Cork
The Veil Poem
Six Glasgow Poems
A Priest Came on at Merkland Street
An Enquiry into Two Inches of Ivory
A Martian Sends a Postcard Home
The Woman Turns Herself into a Fish
Listen. This is the Noise of Myth
from Outside History
9: In Exile
from four novels
1. African Mission
defamiliarising -- *:38
Mummers' Strut
A History Lesson from My Son on Hadrian's Wall
Energy
The Double D Economy
from Stet
Thucydidean
Cordelia: or, 'A Poem Should Not Mean, But Be'
Mirror's Song
Bagpipe Muzak, Glasgow 1990
The Turlough
Cry Help
Tohu-bohu
Affections must not
Lure, 1963
When it's time to go
Pastoral
Wherever you are, be somewhere else
Knowing in the real world
from Hellhound Memos
Reekie
The Stumbling Block its Index
Answering a New Year Letter, 1989
Self-Portrait in a '90s Bestiary
An Essay on Translation
The Fat Black Woman Remembers
The Fat Black Woman Versus Politics
Skanking Englishman Between Trains
Long-Man
Tulips
The Seed-Picture
Slips
Aviary
The War Ending
The Albert Chain
Brought Forward
Starlings
Garb
Hill Figures
Quoof
Meeting the British
Incantata
Eclipsing Binaries
La Quinta del Sordo
Where?
Mi Revalueshanary Fren
from Steps
Fire
from Sarn Helen
"bayonetted"
"snap crackle and pop"
"You've got some lip"
Phrase Book
The Mad Cow in Love
Mad Cow Dance
And If
The Wedding
Grand Hotel
Standing Female Nude
And How Are We Today?
Psychopath
Translating the English, 1989
Poet for Our Times
'stranger'
The Materialization of Soap 1947
Internal Exile 1
Coolie Odyssey
from Turner: I, II, XVIII, XX, XXIV, XXV
Colonies of Belief
from Arbor Vitae: I
Riddym Ravings (The Mad Woman's Poem)
Cherry Tree Garden
Money
The SUN
from The Adoption Papers
Chapter 7: Black Bottom
The Anxiety of Information
The Postcards of Scotland
Les jets de la Poupee
A Garden of Tears
from Pitch: Part Three
Taxonomy
Blackbird/Jackdaw/Turdus/corvus/merula/monedula
Section VIII
Poem
Index of Authors
Index of Titles