Listings for Poetry
- Thomas D : Collected Poems (everyman) by Dylan Thomas
- Part of the "Everyman" series which has been re-set with wide margins for notes and easy-to-read type. Each title includes a themed introduction by leading authorities on the subject, life-and-times chronology of the author, text summaries, annotated reading lists and selected criticism and notes. A
- A Short History Of English Poetry by G. S Fraser
- Spanning thirteen centuries of English poetry from Beowulf to the present day, this history is the product of a ranging and richly stocked mind. G.S.Fraser brought to the task his own special talents as practising poet, critic, scholar and teacher.
- The Works Of Edmund Spenser by R Morris.
- Edited from the original manuscripts by R.Morris. In this present edition no attempt has been made either to modernize the Poet`s language or to furnish the reader with an eclectic text. Simply to reprint the earliest known editions of Spencer`s various poems-from three manuscripts belonging to the
- The Collected Poems Of A. E. Houseman. by A.e. Housman
- This is the definitive edition of A.E.Houseman`s colected poetry. It contains the whole of A Shropshire Lad, Last Poems, More Poems, Manuscript Poems, and the verses which were ptinted in A.E.H.Laurence Houseman`s memoir of his brother.
- Selected Poetry (a Pan Classic) by W.b. Yeats
- The troubled history of Ireland and the swift changes of the new century are all reflected in the developing art of this outstanding man of letters, of whom the critic Gilbert Phelps has written-In his best poems the Irish scene comes to symbolize the whole human diemna.
- Rubaiyat Of Omar Khayyam. by Edward Fitzgerald.
- Omar Khayyam was born at Naishapur in Khorassan about the middle of the 11th century. During a long life of study he became renowned and respected for his knowledge and wisdom, especially in astronomy and philosophy, and was one of eight men appointed by Malik Shah to reform the calendar. He wrote
- Mass For Hard Times (bloodaxe) by R.s. Thomas
- Here are poems about time and history, about the self, about language and the writing of poetry, about love, the machine, the cross and the prayer. Some of the most profound religious poetry ever created.
- Selected Poems by T.s. Eliot
- This selection, which may be regarded as an introduction to his work, was made by T.S.Eliot himself.
- Collected Poems (oxford Paperbacks) by Ivor Gurney
- Chosen and Editied by P.J.Kavanagh. This collection of poems represents the most substantial edition of Gurney`s work to appear so far. It includes more than 300 poems, 117 of which have not previously been collected. In 1976 a large number of manuscript originals came to light, from which mant of t
- Best Of Betjeman by John Betjeman
- A selection of Poetry, prose and work for television, covers nearly fifty years. During this time, from Oxford aesthete to poet Laurete, Sir John Betjeman has become one of the most admired and affectionately regarded writers of our day.
- C. Day Lewis Selections From His Poetry.q by Selected By Patric Dickinson.
- The Queen`s Classic`s-Certificate Books. Selected with an introduction and notes by Patric Dickinson.
- Poems Of Today. Third Series. by The English Association.
- Beginning where the second series concluded, the following collection consists of poems published since 1922 down to the present day. The period has been characterixed by a large body of verse in which the traditional modes of the poetic art have been challenged or disregarded.
- Staying Alive: Real Poems For Unreal Times by Neil Astley and Edited By Neil Astley
- anthology of 500 life-affirming poems
- The Hare That Hides Within: Poems About St. Melangell by Norman Schwenk
- In this title, ten Welsh poets write about a spiritual homecoming. From the Back Cover This is the first anthology of poems about St Melangell and the mysterious legend of the hunted hare, a girl praying among thorns and a prince confronted with sudden spiritual awareness. The restoration of her chu
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