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Introduction | |
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Collected Poems | |
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Preface | |
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Sonatas | |
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Villon | |
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Attis: Or, Something Missing | |
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Aus Dem Zweiten Reich | |
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The Well of Lycopolis | |
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The Spoils | |
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Briggflatts | |
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Chomel at Toyama | |
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First Book of Odes | |
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Weeping oaks grieve, chestnuts raise | |
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Farewell ye sequent graces | |
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I am agog for foam. Tumultuous come | |
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After the grimaces of capitulation | |
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Empty vast days built in the waste memory | |
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...As to my heart, that may as well be forgotten | |
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The day being Whitsun we had pigeon for dinner | |
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Loud intolerant bells (the shrinking nightflower closes | |
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Dear be still! Time's start of us lengthens slowly | |
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Chorus of Furies | |
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Narciss, my numerous cancellations prefer | |
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An arles, an arles for my hiring | |
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Muzzle and jowl and beastly brow | |
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Gin the Goodwife Stint | |
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Nothing | |
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Molten pool, incandescent spilth of | |
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Now that sea's over that island | |
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The Complaint of the Morpethshire Farmer | |
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Fruits breaking the branches | |
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Vestiges | |
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Two Photographs | |
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Mesh cast for mackerel | |
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The Passport Officer | |
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Vessels thrown awry by strong gusts | |
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As appleblossom to crocus | |
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Two hundred and seven paces | |
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On highest summits dawn comes soonest | |
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You leave | |
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Southwind, tell her what | |
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The Orotava Road | |
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The soil sandy and the plow light, neither | |
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Let them remember Samangan, the bridge and tower | |
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Not to thank dogwood nor | |
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These tracings from a world that's dead | |
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Search under every veil | |
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See! Their verses are laid | |
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On the Fly-Leaf of Pound's Cantos | |
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Second Book of Odes | |
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A thrush in the syringa sings | |
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Three Michaelmas daisies | |
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Birthday Greeting | |
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You idiot! What makes you think decay will | |
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Under sand clay. Dig, wait | |
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What the Chairman Told Tom | |
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O, it is godlike to sit selfpossessed | |
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Carmencita's tawny paps | |
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All the cants they peddle | |
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Stones trip Coquet burn | |
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At Briggflatts Meetinghouse | |
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Now we've no hope of going back | |
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Overdrafts | |
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Darling of Gods and Men, beneath the gliding stars | |
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Yes, it's slow, docked of amours | |
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Please stop gushing about his pink | |
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Verse and Version | |
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Once, so they say, pinetrees seeded on Pelion's peak | |
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When the sword of sixty comes nigh his head | |
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All the teeth ever I had are worn down and fallen out | |
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Shall I sulk because my love has a double heart | |
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Came to me - | |
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This I write, mix ink with tears | |
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Last night without sight of you my brain was ablaze | |
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You can't grip years, Postume | |
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How Duke Valentine Contrived | |
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The Pious Cat | |
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Uncollected Poems | |
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Editor's Preface | |
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They Say Etna | |
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Uncollected Odes | |
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Coryphee gravefooted precise, dance to the gracious music | |
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Against the Tricks of Time | |
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Reading X's Collected Works | |
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Hymn to Alias Thor | |
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The flat land lies under water | |
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Gertie Gitana's hymn to waltzing | |
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Envoi to the Reader | |
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Trinacria | |
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A Song for Rustam | |
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To abate what swells | |
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Such syllables flicker out of grass | |
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Yan tan tethera pethera pimp | |
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Uncollected Overdrafts | |
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Night swallowed the sun | |
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Many well-known people have been packed away in cemeteries | |
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Light of my eyes, there is something to be said | |
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O everlastingly self-deluded | |
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Isnt it poetical, a chap's mind in the dumps | |
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I'm the worse for drink again, it's | |
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From Faridun's Sons | |
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Baudelaire in Cythera | |
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Amru'l Qais and Labid and Akhtal and blind A'sha and Qais | |
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Night is hard by. I am vexed and bothered by sleep | |
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You, with my enemy, strolling down my street | |
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The thundercloud fills meadows with heavenly beauty | |
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Hi, tent-boy, get that tent down | |
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You've come! O how flustered and anxious I've been | |
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Ginger, who are you going with | |
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Like a fawn you dodge me, Molly | |
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That filly couldnt carry a rider nor | |
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Snow's on the fellside, look! How deep | |
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Poor soul! Softy, whisperer | |
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Notes | |
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Notes to Collected Poems | |
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Note to The Pious Cat | |
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Editor's Notes to Uncollected Poems | |
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Appendices | |
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Index of Titles and First Lines | |