Selected Poems of Thomas HardyPenguin, 1.12.1998 г. - 320 страници Thomas Hardy abandoned the novel form at the turn of the century, probably after public reaction to Jude the Obscure, but continued to write verse displaying a wide variety of metrical styles and stanza forms and a broad scope of tone and attitude. This definitive volume contains selections from his numerous collections published between 1898 and 1928. For more than seventy years, Penguin has been the leading publisher of classic literature in the English-speaking world. With more than 1,700 titles, Penguin Classics represents a global bookshelf of the best works throughout history and across genres and disciplines. Readers trust the series to provide authoritative texts enhanced by introductions and notes by distinguished scholars and contemporary authors, as well as up-to-date translations by award-winning translators. |
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Hap | 5 |
She to Him II | 6 |
Friends Beyond | 7 |
Natures Questioning | 9 |
In a Eweleaze near Weatherbury | 10 |
I Look Into My Glass | 11 |
From POEMS OF THE PAST AND THE PRESENT | 13 |
Embarcation | 15 |
At the Word Farewell | 108 |
Heredity | 109 |
To the Moon | 111 |
Timing Her | 112 |
The Blinded Bird | 114 |
The Wind Blew Words | 115 |
To My Fathers Violin | 116 |
The Pedigree | 117 |
The Souls of the Slain | 16 |
At the Pyramid of Cestius near the Graves of Shelley and Keats | 21 |
To the Matterhorn | 22 |
To Lizbie Browne | 24 |
I Need Not Go | 27 |
At A Hasty Wedding | 28 |
Wives in the Sere | 29 |
An August Midnight | 30 |
Winter in Durnover Field | 31 |
The Last Chrysanthemum | 32 |
The Darkling Thrush | 33 |
Mad Joy | 34 |
The Ruined Maid | 35 |
The Respectable Burgher on The Higher Criticism | 36 |
The SelfUnseeing | 37 |
In Tenebris I | 38 |
From TIMES LAUGHINGSTOCKS AND OTHER VERSES | 39 |
A Trampwomans Tragedy | 41 |
The House of Hospitalities | 45 |
The Rejected Members Wife | 46 |
Shut Out That Moon | 47 |
The Division | 48 |
In the Night She Came | 49 |
The Night of the Dance | 50 |
At Casterbridge Fair | 51 |
After the ClubDance | 52 |
The Inquiry | 53 |
A Wife Waits | 54 |
To Carrey Clavel | 55 |
The Orphaned Old Maid | 56 |
The Homecoming | 57 |
A Church Romance | 59 |
After the Last Breath | 60 |
One We Knew | 61 |
She Hears the Storm | 62 |
The Man He Killed | 63 |
One Ralph Blossom Solioquizes | 64 |
From SATIRES OF CIRCUMSTANCE LYRICS AND REVERIES | 67 |
Channel Firing | 69 |
The Convergence of the Twain | 70 |
My Spirit Will Not Haunt the Mound | 72 |
Wessex Heights | 73 |
The Schreckhorn | 75 |
Before and After Summer | 77 |
At DayClose in November | 78 |
Poems of 191213 | 79 |
Your Last Drive | 80 |
The Walk | 81 |
Rain on a Grave | 82 |
Without Ceremony | 83 |
Lament | 84 |
The Haunter | 85 |
The Voice | 86 |
His Visitor | 87 |
After a Journey | 88 |
At Castle Boterel | 89 |
She Charged Me | 91 |
In the Days of Crinoline | 92 |
The Workbox | 93 |
Exeunt Omnes | 95 |
Satires of Circumstance in Fifteen Glimpses | 96 |
By Her Aunts Grave | 97 |
At A WateringPlace | 98 |
Outside the Window | 99 |
At the AlterRail | 100 |
In the Nuptial Chamber | 101 |
At the Drapers | 102 |
Over the Coffin | 103 |
In the Moonlight | 104 |
From MOMENTS OF VISION AND MISCELLANEOUS VERSES | 105 |
We Sat at the Window | 107 |
Where They Lived | 119 |
Something Tapped | 120 |
The Photograph | 121 |
An Anniversary | 122 |
Transformations | 123 |
Great Things | 124 |
At MiddleField Gate in February | 125 |
On Sturminster FootBridge | 126 |
A Thought in Two Moods | 128 |
The Caged Goldfinch | 129 |
The Five Students | 130 |
During Wind and Rain | 131 |
He Prefers Her Earthy | 132 |
A Backward Spring | 133 |
At a Country Fair | 134 |
Jubilate | 135 |
Midnight on the Great Western | 136 |
The Shadow on the Stone | 137 |
In the Garden | 138 |
The Choirmasters Burial | 139 |
In Time of The Breaking of Nations | 141 |
Afterwards | 142 |
From LATE LYRICS AND EARLIER | 143 |
Weathers | 145 |
According to the Mighty Working | 146 |
Going and Staying | 147 |
The Contretemps | 148 |
A Night in November | 150 |
On the Tune Called the OldHundredandFourth | 151 |
Voices from Things Growing in a Churchyard | 152 |
A TwoYears Idyll | 154 |
Fetching Her | 155 |
A Procession of Dead Days | 156 |
In the Small Hours | 157 |
The Dream Is Which? | 158 |
Lonely Days | 159 |
The Marble Tablet | 160 |
The Master and the Leaves | 161 |
Last Words to a Dumb Friend | 162 |
An Ancient to Ancients | 164 |
From HUMAN SHOWS FAR PHANTASIES SONGS AND TRIFLES | 167 |
Waiting Both | 169 |
Evening | 170 |
Ten Years Since | 171 |
Life and Death at Sunrise | 172 |
A Sheep Fair | 173 |
The Calf | 174 |
Snow in the Suburbs | 175 |
Ice on the Highway | 176 |
One Who Married Above Him | 177 |
Last LoveWord | 179 |
Nobody Comes | 180 |
The Harbour Bridge | 181 |
The Missed Train | 182 |
Rettys Phases | 183 |
The Sundial on a Wet Dry | 184 |
Shortening Days at the Homestead | 185 |
A Hurried Meeting | 186 |
A Leaving | 188 |
From WINTER WORDS IN VARIOUS MOODS AND METRES | 189 |
Proud Songsters | 191 |
Expectation and Experience | 192 |
Throwing a Tree | 193 |
Lying Awake | 194 |
A Gentlemans SecondHand Suit | 195 |
A Forgotten Miniature | 196 |
Hardys Notes and Remarks | 197 |
Notes | 205 |
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