Contemporary Poetry
A Retrospective from the Quarterly Review of Literature
Will be published approx. on 8. March 2015
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Paperback/Softback
582 pages
978-0-691-61741-1 (ISBN)
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Here in one volume is some of the most exciting poetry written during the last thirty years, culled from the pages of one of America's foremost literary magazines. The Quarterly Review of Literature has been among the first to present many significant poets of our time. In addition to publishing the work of new poets, it has made available little-known work of writers of established reputation. It has brought to the reading public both experimental and traditional verse, and foreign poetry in distinguished translations as well as poetry originally written in English. Its pages have been open, in the words of its editors, "to any work that reflects a dedication to ultimately painstaking art." This volume contains the work of 146 foreign and American poets. It is thus not only a remarkable anthology, but a valuable retrospective of the literary scene. Originally published in 1976. The Princeton Legacy Library uses the latest print-on-demand technology to again make available previously out-of-print books from the distinguished backlist of Princeton University Press.
These editions preserve the original texts of these important books while presenting them in durable paperback and hardcover editions. The goal of the Princeton Legacy Library is to vastly increase access to the rich scholarly heritage found in the thousands of books published by Princeton University Press since its founding in 1905.
These editions preserve the original texts of these important books while presenting them in durable paperback and hardcover editions. The goal of the Princeton Legacy Library is to vastly increase access to the rich scholarly heritage found in the thousands of books published by Princeton University Press since its founding in 1905.
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English
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New Jersey
United States
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College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
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Height: 234 mm
Width: 156 mm
Thickness: 32 mm
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872 gr
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978-0-691-61741-1 (9780691617411)
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A Retrospective from the Quarterly Review of Literature
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Content
*Frontmatter, pg. i*In Retrospect, pg. v*Contents, pg. xi*Poem, pg. 1*Nothing Is Ours, pg. 2*Ariadne, pg. 5*Repetitions Of A Young Captain, pg. 9*Old Haven, pg. 13*Among Old Letters, pg. 15*Chaplin's Sad Speech, pg. 17*The Words Lying Idle, pg. 20*Two Poems, pg. 31*Remembrance Of The Szeks, Paris, 1932, pg. 34*Victory, pg. 35*Poems, pg. 36*1913-1946, pg. 40*Ode To The Chinese Paper Snake, pg. 47*More Poems For Liadoff, pg. 51*An Answer Questioned, pg. 60*Palm, pg. 62*Chatterly Comments, pg. 65*The Swarming Bees, pg. 66*Canto LXXXIV, pg. 68*Charles The Fifth And The Peasant, pg. 72*Listen. Put On Morning, pg. 73*Moving, By Iroads Moved..., pg. 77*Eighth Air Force, pg. 80*By "Disposition Of Angels, pg. 82*For MU. M., pg. 85*Question In red Ink, pg. 87*A Lost Poem, pg. 88*Dirge For The New Sunrise, pg. 90*The Cave-Drawing, pg. 92*Huckleberry Finn, pg. 94*The Hero, pg. 96*Chi E questa, pg. 100*The Good Servant, pg. 102*Theory Of The Pathetic, pg. 105*Mad Song, pg. 113*Luis De Camoes, pg. 115*Backgrounds To Italian Paintings: 15Th Century, pg. 116*The Skeleton In The Closet, pg. 117*Blind William 9S Song, pg. 122*Experimental & Formal Verse, pg. 124*The Pleasures Of Formal Poetry, pg. 128*The Bottles Become New, Too, pg. 138*Five Poems, pg. 145*Dactyls - - From Theocritus, pg. 149*September, pg. 155*Poem After Solstice, pg. 158*One Day's Rain, pg. 159*Glazunoviana, pg. 160*A Speech by Wallace Stevens, pg. 164*The Damaged Crop, pg. 167*Thought By Rembrandt's Wife And Model During The Painting Of 'Flora', pg. 172*All Of December Toward New Year's, pg. 176*The Fourth Echo, pg. 180*Brainstorm, pg. 182*Aus Einer Kindheit, pg. 188*Arete's Speech To Odysseus, pg. 191*The Doodler, pg. 192*Lauderdale, pg. 194*A Vanished House, pg. 195*Old Lady With A Rosary On The Bus To Puebla, pg. 196*Temptation, pg. 199*A Tombstone Carved From Speech, pg. 200*Poem, pg. 202*A Flat One, pg. 204*Microcosm, pg. 210*Wrapping, pg. 211*Near Darien, pg. 212*Art Of The Sonnet: LXIX, pg. 216*Arsenio, pg. 217*The Air Of November, pg. 219*Some Places In America Are Anonymous, pg. 222*Keen To Leaky Flowers, pg. 224*Now Name The Season Blackberry, pg. 225*From The Mabinogion, pg. 232*Summer's End, pg. 239*In And Out Museums, pg. 242*Lines For My Grandmother's Grave, pg. 243*Poems On The Voyage, pg. 245*Love Letter, pg. 250*Moving The Walls, pg. 251*Two Voices, pg. 255*To The Poor, pg. 257*The Constant, pg. 261*Fox Blood, pg. 264*Confessions of a Peeping Tom, pg. 267*Note In Lieu Of A Suicide, pg. 268*"And Can Ye Sing Baluloo When The Bairn Greets", pg. 269*Bats, pg. 273*The Voyager, pg. 276*The Earth Worm, pg. 280*Poem Written After Contemplating The Adverb "Primarily", pg. 282*Skin, pg. 286*The Matchmaker In Flight, pg. 287*Three Conversations, pg. 288*For Job At Forty, pg. 291*My Varents Were Simple Folk, pg. 293*In Memoriam, pg. 296*A Midsummer Nightmare, pg. 297*Dead Language, pg. 300*The Crucified Swimmer, pg. 305*Nocturne, pg. 306*Reading A Poem By Walt Whitman I Discover We Are Surrounded By Companions, pg. 310*Days Of 1964, pg. 313*The Neighbor's Son, pg. 316*A Reckoning With Fall, pg. 318*The Old Nostalgia, pg. 320*Leda Reconsidered, pg. 321*Xenia, pg. 325*Developments, pg. 330*St. Ann's Gut, pg. 332*Again, Again, pg. 333*Definition, pg. 334*Unencumbered, pg. 335*Suite By The River, pg. 338*Friends, pg. 341*S. Miniato: One By Aretino, pg. 344*Traveller, pg. 347*Montana, pg. 350*Lines For Michael In The Picture, pg. 354*Rain, pg. 359*Old Dreams, pg. 360*Letting Him Go, pg. 361*As For The World, pg. 367*Three Travelogues, pg. 370*1966: The Stone Mason's Funeral, pg. 374*The Far-Removed Mountain Men, pg. 378*The Drunkard's Prayer, pg. 382*The Midget, pg. 383*In Memory Of William Carlos Williams, pg. 384*Achilles And Penthesileia, pg. 386*The Stonecutter's Resignation, pg. 387*Man With Birds, pg. 391*... & Testament, pg. 392*We Assume, pg. 396*Going The Rounds: A Sort Of Love Poem, pg. 398*Pastoral Remains (Hitherto Unpublished) From The Rectory, pg. 401*Crow Lore CROW'S FIRST Lesson, pg. 406*Reversals, pg. 410*Reading Cavafy In Translation, pg. 412*Why We Are Truly A Nation, pg. 414*Kostas Tympakianakis, pg. 416*Lark, pg. 418*Conversation With Marianne Moore, pg. 425*Scratching Bites, pg. 443*Poem For Valery Larbaud, pg. 445*From Three Women, A Radio-Play, pg. 447*Gabriel, pg. 449*Tuesday, pg. 453*Song For A Red Nightgown, pg. 456*Into Mexico, pg. 460*The Agent, pg. 466*A First Epistle To Eva Hesse, pg. 469*Family Scenes, pg. 477*The Night Calling, pg. 481*The ANTI-LIFE : A Fantasty, pg. 483*That Train, pg. 486*Poem, pg. 488*At E. 'S Home In Vresice, pg. 490*Hunting Near A Strip Mine, pg. 493*At The Jewish Museum, pg. 495*Night, pg. 497*Some Canvases That Will Retain Their Calm even in the Catastrophe, pg. 501*The Old Man's Hornpipe, pg. 503*A Campfire And Ants, pg. 504*Stirring, pg. 507*Impressions, pg. 509*The Last Thing, pg. 510*To Harvey, Who Traced The Circulation, pg. 512*Poems, pg. 514*Waiting For The Barbarians, pg. 520*Leap-Centuries, pg. 525*Studies For An Actress, pg. 528*An Encounter, pg. 535*Subversion, pg. 539*Increasing Night, pg. 540*ASH, pg. 544*Dark On Dark, pg. 546*Rendezvous, pg. 554*Hard Times, pg. 555*Life And Death Jean Garrigue (1914-1972), pg. 556