| Título : |
THE POEMS OF JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL |
| Tipo de documento: |
texto impreso |
| Autores: |
LOWELL, JAMES RUSSELL |
| Editorial: |
HUMPHREY MILFORD : O.U.P. |
| Fecha de publicación: |
1926 |
| Número de páginas: |
630p. |
| Nota general: |
THE VISION OF SIR LAUNFAL. A FABLE FOR CRITICS. UNDER THE WILLOW. THE BIGLOW PAPERS |
| Idioma : |
Inglés (eng) |
| Palabras clave: |
LITERATURE;AMERICAN POETRY;19TH CENTURY |
| Resumen: |
Content:Threnodia. The sirens. Irené. Serenade. With a pressed flower. The Beggar. My love. Summer storm. Love. The moon. Remembered music. Allegra. The fountain. Ode. The forlorn. Midnight. A prayer. The heritage. Rosaline. A parable.-Sonnets:What were I,love. For this true nobleness. To the spirit of keats. I ask not for those thoughts. My love, I have no fear. There never yet was flower. On the reading Wordsworth's sonnets in defence of capital punishment. In absence. Wendell Phillips. The street. I thought our love at full.-Miscellaneous poems:A legend of Brittany. Prometheus. The Token. An incidente in a railroad car Rhoecus. The falcon. Trial. A Glance behind the curtain. Columbus. The sower. Hunger and cold. The landlord. To a Pine-tree. To the past. To the future. Hebe. The search. The present crisis. The landlord. To the past. To the fuuture. Hebe. The search. The present crisis. A contrast. The oak. Ambrose. Above and below. The captive. The birch-tree. To the dandelion. The ghost-seer. Studies for two heads. Eurydice. She came and went. The Changeling. The Pioneer. Longing. A parable. Kossuth. To Lamartine 1848. To John G. Palfrey. On the death of C.T. Torrey. To the memory of Hood.-The vision of Sir Launfal:A fable for critics:The biglow papers critics,first series:Notices of an independient press. Note to title-page.-The biglow papers, second series:The courtain. Sunthin in the Pastoral line. Latest views of Mr. Biglow. Kettelopotomachia. Some memorials of the late Reverend H. Wilbur. Mr. Hosea Biglow's speech in March meeting.-The unhapphy lot of Mr.Knott.-An Oriental apologue.-Under the Willows, and other poems:To Charles Elliot Norton. Under the Willows. Dara. The first snow-fall. The singing leaves. Sea-Weed. New Year's Eve 1850. For an autograph. Al fresco. Masaccio. Without and Within. Godminster Chimes. Aladin. An invitation. The Nomades. Self-study. Pictures from Appledore.The wind-harp. Palinode-Autumn. After the Burial. The dead house. A Mood. The voayage to Vinland. Invite Minerva. The Fountain mind. What Rabbi Jehosha said. All-Saints. Fancy's Casuistry. Ode to Happiness. Villa Franca. The miner.An Ember picture. The Nightingale in the study. In the Twilight. The foot-path. Poems of the war:The washers of the Shroud. The scenes from the life of Blondel. Memoriae positum. Ode recited at the Harvard Commemoration. L'envoi:to the Muse. The Cathedral. Three memorial poems:Ode read at the one Hundredth Anniversary of the Fight at Concord Bridge. Under the old Elm. An Ode for the Fourth to July 1876.- Miscellaneous poems:Letter from Boston. Our Own. The Maple. The Nest. The Black Preacher.-From Fireside travels,1864:Diffugere Nives. Doctor Lobster. At sea. To a friend who sent me a Meerschaum. Fitz Adam's story. Agassiz. Jeffries Wyman. Sonnet to F.A. Joseph Winlock. Tempora Mutantur. The dancing bear. A Misconception. Bankside. Night Watches. Mercedes. The Prison of Cervantes. Phoebe. Estrangement. Fancy or fact. The secret. Endymion. |
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