Poets on PoetsTo mark National Poetry, Day Nick Rennison, who compiled the Waterstone's Guide to Poetry, and Michael Schmidt, editorial director of Carcanet, invited a number of contemporary poets to select work by poets of the past, beginning in the late fourteenth century and ending in the early twentieth, and to provide brief headnotes to describe their choices. The result is an anthology with a difference. From Gower to Yeats, from the old and the new worlds, the selectors and the selected converge in a volume of wonderful poetry and rich surprise. Providing more than 450 pages of poetry and commentary in a handsome large two-column format, Poets on Poets celebrates vital continuities: the range of poets making selections and the range of poetry selected is without precedent in an English-language poetry anthology. Its aim is to encourage a wider readership of classic English poetry and to signal the generative connection between new poetry and the best of the past. |
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Though thou be black as night , And she made all of light , Yet follow thy fair sun , unhappy shadow . Kind are her answers , But her performance keeps no day , Breaks time , as dancers From their own music when they stray : All her ...
Though thou be black as night , And she made all of light , Yet follow thy fair sun , unhappy shadow . Kind are her answers , But her performance keeps no day , Breaks time , as dancers From their own music when they stray : All her ...
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ANNE RIDLER ENGLISH HYMNS ' THOU ART MY LIFE ' Francis Quarles ( 1592-1644 )Thou art my Life ; if thou but turn away , My life's a thousand deaths : thou art my Way ; Without thee , Lord , I travel stray . not , but My Light thou art ...
ANNE RIDLER ENGLISH HYMNS ' THOU ART MY LIFE ' Francis Quarles ( 1592-1644 )Thou art my Life ; if thou but turn away , My life's a thousand deaths : thou art my Way ; Without thee , Lord , I travel stray . not , but My Light thou art ...
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I took them up , and ( much joyed , ) went about T ' unite those pieces , hoping to find out The mystery ; but this near done , That little light I had was gone : It grieved me much . At last , said I , Since in these veils my eclipsed ...
I took them up , and ( much joyed , ) went about T ' unite those pieces , hoping to find out The mystery ; but this near done , That little light I had was gone : It grieved me much . At last , said I , Since in these veils my eclipsed ...
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New Rome | 3 |
The Demon Lover | 26 |
Introduction from Songs of Innocence | 34 |
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