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    W. H. Auden - Selected Poems

    Posted By: TimMa
    W. H. Auden - Selected Poems

    W. H. Auden - Selected Poems
    Publisher: Vintage; Later print. ed. | 1979 | ISBN-10: 0394725069 | ISBN-13: 978 0394725062 | English | DJVU | 315 pages | 2.51 Mb

    For many years there existed a general feeling that the selection made by Auden himself in 1968 was far from satisfactory. It was too short to provide a full introduction to such a large body of work; perhaps it was too weighted in favour of the later poetry; at the time it was made some famous poems, or portions of poems were still under an embargo imposed by Auden himself which remained in force until his death. This edition contains an introduction which is an examination of the nature of Auden's genius and of his position and stature in 20th-century literature.
    Auden is one of the great poets of the past century and one of the greatest ever in English. This is a particularly good collection of his work. The editor, Edward Mendelson, is a leading Auden scholar and Auden's literary executor. This volume contains all of Auden's major poetry including the great short lyrics, the major longer works, and my favorite, the great China sonnet sequence. In his later years, Auden altered the text of some famous earlier poems to change wordings he felt were false. In this edition, Mendelson uses the earlier versions of these subsequently altered verses. Many prefer the early versions though I find comparisons with the amended versions published in the equally wonderful Collected Poems, also edited by Mendelson, to be very interesting. I am not sure that the amended versions are worse, just different. It contains also a particularly insightful preface by Mendelson that does a very nice job of putting Auden into the context of 20th century English poetry. This is a wonderful book for those who love Auden's work. It can be read over and over again. It is also an excellent introduction for those encountering Auden for the first time.
    After Reading A Child's Guide To Modern Physics
    Archaeology
    At The Grave Of Henry James
    Atlantis
    August 1968
    Ballad
    But I Can't
    Caliban To The Audience
    The Capital
    The Cave Of Nakedness
    The Common Life
    Compline
    Consider This And In Our Time
    Control Of The Passes Was, He Saw, The Key
    The Cutty Wren
    Dame Kind
    Death's Echo
    Deftly, Admiral, Cast Your Fly
    Doom Is Dark And Deeper Than Any Sea-dingle
    Down There
    Easily, My Dear, You Move, Easily Your Head
    Encomium Balnei
    Epitaph On A Tyrant
    Epithalamium
    Et In Arcadia Ego
    Fairground
    The Fall Of Rome (for Cyril Connolly)
    First Things First
    Fleet Visit
    For Friends Only
    Forty Years On
    Friday's Child
    From The Very First Coming Down
    The Geography Of The House
    Good-bye To The Mezzogiorno
    Hearing Of Harvests Rotting In The Valleys
    Homage To Clio
    In Memory Of Sigmund Freud
    In Memory Of W.b. Yeats
    In Praise Of Limestone
    In Sickness And In Health
    In Time Of War: 1
    In Time Of War: 10
    In Time Of War: 11
    In Time Of War: 12
    In Time Of War: 13
    In Time Of War: 14
    In Time Of War: 15
    In Time Of War: 16
    In Time Of War: 17
    In Time Of War: 18
    In Time Of War: 19
    In Time Of War: 2
    In Time Of War: 20
    In Time Of War: 21
    In Time Of War: 22
    In Time Of War: 24
    In Time Of War: 25
    In Time Of War: 26
    In Time Of War: 27
    In Time Of War: 3
    In Time Of War: 4
    In Time Of War: 5
    In Time Of War: 6
    In Time Of War: 7
    In Time Of War: 8
    In Time Of War: 9
    Installing The American Kitchen [or, Grub First, Then Ethics]
    Islands
    It Was Easter As I Walked In The Public Gardens
    Journey To Iceland
    Lady, Weeping At The Crossroads
    Lakes
    Lament For A Lawgiver (from The Age Of Anxiety)
    Lauds
    Law, Say The Gardeners, Is The Sun
    The Lesson
    Let Your Sleeping Head, My Love
    A Lullaby
    Memorial For The City
    Miss Gee
    Moon Landing
    The More Loving One
    Mountains
    Mundus Et Infans
    Musee Des Beaux Arts
    A New Year Greeting
    Nobody I Know Would Like To Be Buried
    Nocturne
    Nones
    Noon (from The Age Of Anxiety)
    Now The Leaves Are Falling Fast
    Now Though Night's Caressing Grip
    O For Doors To Be Open And An Invite With Gilded Edges
    O Love, The Interest Itself In Thoughtless Heaven
    Ode To Terminus
    Old People's Home
    On The Circuit
    On This Island
    Only The Hands Are Living; To The Wheel Attracted
    Orpheus
    Our Hunting Fathers Told The Story
    Out On The Lawn I Lie In Bed
    Oxford
    Plains And The Art Of Writing
    Preface (stage Manager To Critics)
    Prime
    Prologue At Sixty
    Prologue: The Birth Of Architecture
    Prospero To Ariel
    The Quest: Adventure
    The Quest: The Adventurers
    The Quest: The Average
    The Quest: The City
    The Quest: The Crossroads
    The Quest: The Door
    The Quest: The First Temptation
    The Quest: The Garden
    The Quest: The Hero
    The Quest: The Lucky
    The Quest: The Preparations
    The Quest: The Presumptuous
    The Quest: The Second Temptation
    The Quest: The Third Temptation
    The Quest: The Tower
    The Quest: The Traveller
    The Quest: The Useful
    The Quest: The Waters
    The Quest: The Way
    The Quest: Vocation
    Refugee Blues
    River Profile
    September 1, 1939
    Sext
    The Shield Of Achilles
    Since You Are Going To Begin Today
    Sir, No Man's Enemy, Forgiving All
    Song
    Song For St. Cecilia's Day
    Song Of The Master And Boatswain
    Spain - 1937
    Streams
    The Summer Holds: Upon Its Glittering Lake
    Supporting Cast, Sotto Voce. Antonio
    Supporting Cast, Sotto Voce: Adrian And Francisco
    Supporting Cast, Sotto Voce: Alonso
    Supporting Cast, Sotto Voce: Ferdinand
    Supporting Cast, Sotto Voce: Gonzalo
    Supporting Cast, Sotto Voce: Miranda
    Supporting Cast, Sotto Voce: Sebastian
    Supporting Cast, Sotto Voce: Stephano
    Supporting Cast, Sotto Voce: Trinculo
    Talking To Myself
    Taller Today, We Remember Similar Evenings
    Ten Songs: 7
    Terce
    A Thanksgiving
    This Lunar Beauty
    Though Aware Of Our Rank And Alert To Obey Orders(orators)
    To Ask The Hard Question Is Simple
    Tonight At Seven-thirty
    Under Sirius
    Under Which Lyra; A Revolutionary Tract For The Times
    The Unknown Citizen
    Unwanted And Went Out
    Up There (for Anne Weiss)
    Vespers
    A Walk After Dark
    Watch Any Day His Nonchalant Pauses, See
    What's In Your Mind, My Dove, My Coney
    Who Stands, The Crux Left Of The Watershed
    Who's Who
    Will You Turn A Deaf Ear
    The Willow-wren And The Stare
    Winds
    Woods
    Wrapped In A Yielding Air, Beside
    You