Summer so-called /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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New York :
Dutton,
1956
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| Edition: | First edition |
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Table of Contents:
- Several scenes from Act One
- That first spring
- Traveler
- Summer so-called
- April Baptism
- For the boys who swam in the place of Baptism before the saints
- Little boys
- Source is anywhere
- Water finder
- Motion of thought
- Portrait mostly in black and white (for black Eunice)
- Country mosaic: the locust cried, "Pharaoh"
- Eastanalle episode, 1945 (after a friend of mine)
- Reinterpretation
- April remark on inadequate radio
- Word to the other side
- Nothing of the sparrow
- Poem for the purpose of echoes
- Letter from East Tennessee to America
- Bachelor: after company has gone
- Alley of no alleviation
- Plane landing in a wood in a storm
- Young man south
- Drouth: Indiana cornfield
- Boy in a cornfield
- For another Larry
- In this dry time (for my student)
- Indiana: love in polyphonics
- End of learning being certain conclusions
- Preliminary (after an argument: Realism vs. Romanticism)
- Old clothes
- Sapphic problem: Charlotte
- Mr. McDowell's Sunday morning
- Thomas Hardy's rooster
- Easter peom for Mr. Marvin
- Materia medica
- Post-operative ethereal journey
- Apples of time
- Blue iris
- Centaur: or Classicism came late: or, it was never anything but motion in the first place
- As for Gods, there are so many
- There is no blessing for hunters
- March 16th: failure of the dramatic principle
- Stabat mater
- Carpenter
- Son
- Two sonnets for Christmas