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Selected Poems

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ISBN-10: 0374530890

ISBN-13: 9780374530891

Edition: N/A

Authors: James Schuyler, John. Ashbery

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In "Selected Poems," we experience the full range of James Schuyler's achievement, confirming that he was among the late twentieth century's truly vital and distinctive poetic voices. One of the most significant writers of the New York School-- which unofficially included John Ashbery, Frank O' Hara, and Kenneth Koch, among others-- Schuyler was strongly influenced by both art and music in his work, often incorporating rapid shifts in sound, shape, and color within his poems that almost gave his work the effect of a collage and engendered comparisons with Whitman and Rimbaud.
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List price: $22.00
Publisher: Farrar, Straus & Giroux
Publication date: 5/15/2007
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 312
Size: 5.89" wide x 8.58" long x 0.74" tall
Weight: 0.836
Language: English

JAMES SCHUYLER(1923–1991) received the Pulitzer Prize for poetry forThe Morning of the Poemin 1981.

John Ashbery was born on July 28, 1927 in Rochester, New York. He was educated at Harvard and Columbia universities and studied in Europe on a Fulbright Scholarship. Initially wishing to be a painter, then a musician, he has had a variety of careers including reference librarian and art critic. In the early 1950s, he was a copywriter with Oxford University Press and McGraw-Hill. His collection of poems, Turandot and other Poems, published in 1953, established his reputation as one of the leading American poets of his generation. Ashbery feels strongly influenced by film and other art forms. The abstract expressionist movement in art had a profound effect on his writing style. Frequently…    

Introduction
From Freely Espousing [1969]
Salute
Freely Espousing
February
A Reunion
"The Elizabethans Called It Dying"
Faberge
A White City
December
A Man in Blue
Sestina
An Almanac
Hudson Ferry
April and Its Forsythia
Roof Garden
May 24th or so
Today
Sorting, wrapping, packing, stuffing
Seeking
Milk
Going
The Master of the Golden Glow
Stun
Poem (How about an oak leaf)
Now and then
Buried at Springs
From the Home Book: Prose and Poems, 1951-1970 [1977]
Poem (I do not always understand what you say.)
Jelly Jelly
A Head
From the Crystal Lithium [1972]
Empathy and New Year
In January
In Earliest Morning
An East Window on Elizabeth Street
Scarlet Tanager
Light Blue Above
The Edge in the Morning
"Used Handkerchiefs 5[cent]"
Light from Canada
Gulls
Closed Gentian Distances
September
Evening Wind
Slowly
A Gray Thought
Verge
A Stone Knife
The Crystal Lithium
Eyes
The Night
Letter to a Friend: Who Is Nancy Daum?
We Are Leaves
Await
Steaming Ties
Watching You
Letter Poem #3
From Hymn to Life [1974]
Beautiful Funerals
Our Father
Poem (This beauty that I see)
To Frank O'Hara
Unlike Joubert
Eyes at the Window
Shimmer
Greenwich Avenue
Just Before Fall
Buttered Greens
In Wiry Winter
So Good
October
A blue towel
The Bluet
Standing and Watching
The Green Door
The Day
The Walk
Awoke
Afterward
Hymn to Life
From the Morning of the Poem [1980]
This Dark Apartment
June 30, 1974
Korean Mums
Song (The light lies layered in the leaves.)
Wystan Auden
Dining Out with Doug and Frank
The Payne Whitney Poems: Trip
We Walk
Arches
Linen
Heather and Calendulas
Back
Blizzard
February 13, 1975
Sleep
Pastime
What
The Morning of the Poem
From A Few Days [1985]
A Few Days
The Snowdrop
This Notebook
Velvet Roses
At Darragh's I
Amy Lowell Thoughts
Beaded Balustrade
People who see bubbles rise
En Route to Southampton
Faure's Second Piano Quartet
Red Brick and Brown Stone
What Ails My Fern?
Procession
Tom
Suddenly
Index of Titles
Index of first Lines