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Oxford Poetry 1950From Fairie to the Somme: 1910-1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 Back to Oxford Poetry 1949 * Forward to Oxford Poetry 1951 * Home Published by Blackwell's 56pp "The editors believe these poems to be able to stand by themselves without the protective label 'Oxford'..."
Contents
Paul Almond: Beach; Norman Beswick: Eve; Rain; S. R. Broadbent: On A Crucifixion By Durer; J. B. Donne: Foreword; Lines for a Future Generation of Worms; The Return of the Unicorn II, III, IV; Richard Freeborn: "Under the bitter arches..."; Incident; For Javoricko in Moravia; R. G. Furnival: Blues; Peter Gammond: Things That Were Right All Three; I Got No Alms; Of A Day Past; W. J. Harvey: De Natura Chameleonis; The Green Garden; Elizabeth Jennings: Diana; Derek Jewell: Summer's Meeting; Vice Versa; Christopher Middleton: Prophylaxis against Rhetoric; The Gold Fish; December Sunday Morning Laundry; G. B. Payman: The Song of the Grey Heart; James Price, as J. B. Price: No Title ("There are soldiers on the sea's edge"); Michell Raper: Atlantis; The sleep of children in a troubled time; J. M. Russell: Parable of the Fall; Sonnet; The Single Nature of the Beast; Basil Saunders: Eheu Fugaces; Martin Seymour-Smith: Imagined Child; Winter for William; Men of the Island; Lois Stockley: Palinode; Donald Watt: Foreword; Subtraction; Incantation (ONE TWO THREE FOUR FIVE); Possibilities; Peter Weitzman: On Re-reading Alice; In Praise of an Old Bachelor; On a Lithograph of John Minton; Lotte Zurndorfer: Goodbye (to M. U.); Prayer for a Child; Copyright Oxford Poetry 2000. Pictured above: Detail from "Parnassus" by Nicholas Poussin |