Oxford Poetry 1917

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Published by Blackwell's 60pp
edited by W. R. C. [Wilfred Rowland Childe], T. W. E. [T. W. Earp], D. L. S. [Dorothy L. Sayers]
no preface

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Contents

P. Bloomfield: Second-Best;

Muriel St Clare Byrne, as M. St Clare Byrne: Favete Linguis;

J. E. A. Carver: Tintagil;

Eugene Parker Chase: On Sussex Downs;

Wilfred Rowland Childe, as W. R. Childe: The Lost Abbot of Gloucester; The Gothic Rose;

Gerald H. Crow: Ad Dominam Suam Mariam Virginem; Desiderio Desideravi; Humility;

D. N. Dalglish: Otmoor;

Eric Dickinson, as E. C. Dickinson: A Child's Voice; River Song;

E. R. Dodds: Measure;

C. J. Druce: The Meeting;

T. W. Earp: The Canal; Solitude;

U. Ellis-Fermor: Sed Miles...;

Joan Evans: The Hamadryad;

Flora Forster: Ducklington;

Lewis Gielgud, as L. Gielgud: Summer Devilry;

Robert Graves: Double Red Daisies; Dead Cow Farm;

Russell Green: De Mundo;

Mercy Harvey: Song;

H. C. Harwood: Call of the Dead; Return;

E. E. St L. Hill: Diffidence;

Aldous Huxley, as A. L. Huxley: L'Après-Midi d'un Faune (From the French of Stéphane Mallarmé);

Stéphane Mallarmé: L'Après-Midi d'un Faune [translated Aldous Huxley];

C. R. Jury: Love; Sonnet;

Chaman Lall: "Thirty Years After";

Margaret Leigh, as M. Leigh: Epitaph on Two Lovers; Epitaph on an Aristocrat Dying Under a Democracy;

E. H. W. Meyerstein: The Finger (to R. T.); London;

Evan Morgan: In Olden Days (An Allegory); A Serenade;

F. St V. Morris: Last Poem;

Robert Nichols: The Man of Honour;

Elizabeth Rendall: My Soul is an Infanta (From the French of Albert Samain);

Albert Samain: My Soul is an Infanta [translated Elizabeth Rendall];

Dorothy L. Sayers, as D. L. Sayers: Fair Erembours (A Song of the Web. French, XII c.);

Helen Simpson, as H. Simpson: "There are Quantities of Things...";

Eric Earnshaw Smith, as E. E. Smith: The Voyage;

L. A. G. Strong: The Mad Man; The Bait-Digger's Son;

D. E. A. Wallace: Sonnet in Contempt of Death;

Leo Ward: The Last Communion;

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