Apocalypse : an anthology / edited by James Keery.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Keery, James, 1958- editor.

Carcanet Press (Manchester, England), publisher.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

English poetry--20th century.

English poetry.

Physical Description:

xxxi, 396 pages ; 22 cm

Place of Publication:

Manchester, UK : Carcanet, 2020.

Contents:

Machine generated contents note: John Masefield [1878

1967]

C.L.M. [1910; Poems, Heinemann, 1946]

Neville Chamberlain [The Times, 16 September 1938]

Blanaid Salkeld [1880

1959]

Radio Train [Experiment in Error, Hand and Flower Press, 1955]

Equity [Experiment in Error, Hand and Flower Press, 1955]

Mina Loy [1882

1966]

Aviators' Eyes [1940; The Last Lunar Baedeker, Carcanet, 1985]

Andrew Young [1885

1971]

Reflections on the River [1939; The Poetical Works, Seeker & Warburg, 1985]

H.D. [1886

1961]

From R.A.F. [1941; Collected Poems, Carcanet, 1983]

Frances Cornford [1886

1960]

Soldiers on the Platform [Travelling Home, Cresset Press, 1948]

Daybreak [Collected Poems, Cresset Press, 1954]

Edward Thompson [1886

1946]

In Patmos: I [New Recessional, Seeker & Warburg, 1942]

Edith Sitwell [1887

1964]

Still Falls the Rain [1940; Collected Poems, Macmillan, 1957]

Elizabeth Daryush [1887-1997]

Invalid Dawn [c 1930; Collected Poems, Carcanet, 1976]

Dorothy Wellesley [1889

1956]

Mother [1939; Early Light: Collected Poems, Hart-Davis, 1955]

Hugh Macdiarmid [1892

1978]

From On a Raised Beach: To James H. Whyte [1934; The Complete Poems: Vol. I, Penguin, 1985]

From In Memoriam James Joyce [1939; In Memoriam James Joyce, MacLellan, 1955]

Perfect [1939; The Complete Poems: Vol. I, Penguin, 1985]

Sylvia Townsend Warner [1893

Recognition [1941; New Collected Poems, Carcanet, 2008]

Twelve Poems in the Manner of Bewick: VII [c 1942; New Collected Poems, Carcanet, 2008]

Not terror [1970; New Collected Poems, Carcanet, 2008]

I.A. Richards [1893

1979]

The Strayed Poet: Ludwig Wittgenstein [1960; Internal Colloquies, Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1972]

Herbert Read [1853-1968]

1945 [Collected Poems, Faber and Faber, 1946]

John Rodker [1894

1955]

The Searchlight [1914; Poems and Adolphe, Carcanet, 1996]

David Jones [1895

1974]

Prothalamion: for M. & H. [1940; Wedding Poems, Enitharmon, 2002]

Lilian Bowes Lyon [1895

1949]

Daybreak [Collected Poems, Cape, 1948]

Robert Graves [1895

1985]

Through Nightmare [1944; Collected Poems, Cassell, 1975]

Surgical Ward: Men [1960; Collected Poems, Cassell, 1975]

Gamel Woolsey [1895

1968]

The Story Being Ended [Poetry London No. 23, Winter 1951]

Edmund Blunden [1896

Exorcised [TLS, 8 October 1938]

William Jeffrey [1896

Stones [Selected Poems, Serif Books, 1951]

Ruth Pitter [1897

1992]

The Bridge [c 1940; The Bridge: Poems 1939

1944, Cresset Press, 1945]

William Soutar [1898

1943]

Destruction [1940; Poems of William Soutar, Scottish Academic Press, 1988]

Antonia White [1899

1980]

Epitaph [1936; New Road 1944, Grey Walls Press, 1944]

Frances Bellerby [1899

1975]

A Clear Shell [New Poems 1953, PEN, 1953]

Charles Wrey Gardiner [1901

1981]

Out of the Window [The Gates of Silence, Grey Walls Press, 1944]

Madge Hales [1901

The Word [Pine Silence, Fortune Press, 1949]

Roy Campbell [1902

1957]

Luis de Camoes [The Collected Poems of Roy Camphell, The Bodley Head, 1949]

Adrian Stokes [1902

1972]

Kouros Statue [The Collected Poems, Carcanet, 1981]

Patrick Macdonogh [1902

From Escape to Love: VI [One Landscape Still, Seeker & Warburg, 1958]

Robert Herring [1903

Crystal Palace [Time and Tide, 15 December 1936]

Joseph Macleod [`Adam Drinan'][1903

1984]

The Men of the Rocks: XV [1942; Cyclical Serial Zeniths from the Flux: Selected Poems, Waterloo Press, 2009]

Rhoda Coghill [1903

2000]

From To His Ghost, Seen After Delirium [1941; T

The Bright Hillside, Hodges, Figgis, 1948]

Patrick Kavanagh [1904

Shancoduff [1937; Collected Poems, Penguin, 2004]

From The Great Hunger [1942; Collected Poems, Penguin, 2004]

On Raglan Road (Air: The Dawning of the Day) [1946; Collected Poems, Penguin, 2004]

Epic [1951; Collected Poems, Penguin, 2004]

Glyn Jones [1905

1995]

Esyllt Ferch Brychan [1933; The Collected Poems, University of Wales Press, 1996]

Sande [1939; The Collected Poems, University of Wales Press, 1996]

Night [1939; The Collected Poems, University of Wales Press, 1996]

Kathleen Nott [1905

1999]

Taormina [Creatures and Emblems, Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1960]

Leonard Clark [1905

From Passage to the Pole [Passage to tie Pole, Fortune Press, 1944]

From Ultima Thule [English Morning, Hutchinson, 1953]

N.K. Cruickshank [Born C 1905]

All Through That Year [1942; In the Towers Shadow, Oxford University Press, 1948]

Enemy Action [1943; In the Tower's Shadow, Oxford University Press, 1948]

Norman Cameron [1905

1953]

Shepherdess [1933; Collected Poems and Selected Translations, Anvil Press, 1990]

Ethna Maccarthy [1905

Insomnia [New Irish Poets, Devin-Adair, 1948]

Vernon Watkins [1906-1967]

The Collier [1941; The Collected Poems, Golgonooza, 1986]

Portrait of a Friend [1941; The Collected Poems, Golgonooza, 1986]

From The Ballad of the Mari Lwyd [1941; The Collected Poems, Golgonooza, 1986]

The Keen Shy Flame [1941; The Collected Poems, Golgonooza, 1986]

William Empson [1906

Note on Local Flora [1930; The Complete Poems, Penguin, 2000]

Bacchus [1933; The Complete Poems, Penguin, 2000]

Ithell Colquhoun [1906

1988]

The Wax Image [Springtime, Peter Owen, 1953]

Amulet [Springtime, Peter Owen, 1953]

John Knight [1906

Other Causes of Love: 1 [1969; Edges of Fact, Stonemark Press, 1977]

Sheila Wingfield [1906

Four Men's Desire [1949; A Kite's Dinner: Poems 1938

1954, Cresset Press, 1954]

On Looking Down a Street [1949; A Kite's Dinner: Poems 1938-1954, Cresset Press, 1954]

Valentine Ackland [1906

1969]

Poet [1933; Journey from Winter: Selected Poems, Carcanet, 2008]

Dedication Set Over a Crater, 1941 [Journey from Winter: Selected Poems, Carcanet, 2008]

Louis Macneice [1907

1963]

Prayer Before Birth [1944; Collected Poems, Faber and Faber, 1966]

John Hewitt [1907

1987]

From The Colony [1953; The Collected Poems, Blackstaff Press, 1991]

E.J. Scovell [1907

At Night [Shadows of Chrysanthemums, Routledge, 1944]

From The First Year [Shadows of Chrysanthemums, Routledge, 1944]

Christopher Fry [1907

2005]

Pain is low against the ground [1939; The Boy with a Cart, Frederick Muller, 1945]

The world is all with Charon, all, all [A Phoenix Too Frequent, Hollis and Carter, 1946]

Freda Laughton [1907

The Evacuees [1945; Shadows of War: British Women's Poetry of the Second World War, Sutton Publishing, 1999]

Denis Devlin [1908

Lough Derg [1946; Collected Poems of Denis Devlin, Tht Dedalus Press, 1989]

Silvia Dobson [1908

1994]

Prophecy [Appointment with Seven, Fortune Press, 1947]

Threshold [Appointment with Seven, Fortune Press, 1947]

Hubert Nicholson [1908

1996]

War Factory [New Lyrical Ballads, Editions Poetry London, 1945]

Kathleen Raine [1908

2003]

Invocation [Stone and Flower, Editions Poetry London, 1943]

Robert Garioch [1909

During a Music Festival [Collected Poems, Carcanet, 1977]

James Reeves [1909

To Norman Cameron 1905

1953 [1956; Collected Poems 1929

1974 Heinemann, 1974]

Bernard Spencer [1909

Out of Sleep [1947; Complete Poetry, Bloodaxe, 2011]

Lynette Roberts [1909

Poem from Llanybri [1941; Collected Poems, Carcanet, 2005]

The New Perception of Colour [1941; Collected Poems, Carcanet, 2005]

Lamentation [1944; Collected Poems, Carcanet, 2005]

The Shadow Remains [1944; Collected Poems, Carcanet, 2005]

From Gods with Stainless Ears [1951; Collected Poems, Carcanet, 2005]

Sean Rafferty [1909

1993]

The old stag crew before the light [1940s; Collected Poems, Carcanet, 1995]

He counted up his ha'pence [1940s; Collected Poems, Carcanet, 1995]

It was a folly of my grief [1940s; Collected Poems, Carcanet, 1995]

You grow like a beanstalk [1940s; Collected Poems, Carcanet, 1995]

The candles yawning and the fire gone out [1970s; Collected Poems, Carcanet, 1995]

Randall Swingler [1909

Lazarus or The Walking Dead: 1 [Tie God in the Cave, Fore Publications, 1950]

John Pudney [1909

1977]

Envoi: Twelfth Night [Air Force Poetry, The Bodley Head, 1944]

Nessie Dunsmuir [1909

Poem [1946; Nessie Dunsmuir's Ten Poems, Greville Press, 1988]

Acorn, Mile, Miracle, Tree [1946; Nessie Dunsmuir's Ten Poems, Greville Press, 1988]

For a Winter Lover [1948; Nessie Dunsmuir's Ten Poems, Greville Press, 1988]

Malcolm Lowry [1909

Success is like some horrible disaster [1945; Collected Poetry, British Columbia University Press, 1992]

Kingfishers in British Columbia [1940s; Collected Poetry, British Columbia University Press, 1992]

Stephen Spender [1909

From Study for First Ode: Destruction and Resurrection [72.5, 21 November 1942]

W.R. Rodgers [1909

From Epilogue [c 1950; Poems, Gallery Books, 1993]

Norman Maccaig [1910

You enter one by one [The Westminster Magazine, Oglethorpe, Georgia, USA, Autumn 1934]

The rusty wind wrestles on the quay [Far Cry, Fortune Press, 1943]

Answering the dry dust and the green-shaded lamp [Far Cry, Routledge, 1943]

The Golden Branch [The Inward Eye, Routledge, 1946]

Stone Pillow [1955; Collected Poems, Chatto & Windus, 1985]

Alan Rook [1910

1990]

Dunkirk Pier [Soldiers, This Solitude, Routledge, 1942]

Noel Welch [C 1911

2017]

Contents note continued: The Red Shirt [c 1950; PN Review No. 161, 2005]

Lazarus [Witness, Outposts Publications, 1963]

John Jarmain [1911

1944]

Prisoners of War [1943; The Voice of War: Poems of the Second World War, Michael Joseph, 1995]

Henry Treece [1911

Poem [The New Apocalypse, Fortune Press, 1940]

Death Mask [38 Poems, Fortune Press, 1940]

Epilogue [The Haunted Garden, Faber and Faber, 1947]

Song for an Ending [Artisan No. 2, 1952]

Paul Potts [1911

For My Father [New Lyrical Ballads, Editions Poetry London, 1944]

Susanne Knowles [1911

The Blitz [Poets Now in tie Services No. 1, Favil Press, 1942]

Diptych: An Annunciation [1974; The Music of What Happens: Poems from The Listener 1965

1980, BBC, 1981]

Mervyn Peake [1911

Had Each a Voice What Would His Fingers Cry [c 1941; Collected Poems, Carcanet, 2008]

Rayner Heppenstall [1911

Instead of a Carol [1940; Poems 1933-1945, Seeker & Warburg, 1946]

Sorley Maclean [1911

Ebb [1943; Spring Tide and Neap Tide: Selected Poems 1932

72, Canongate, 1977]

Death Valley [1943; Spring Tide and Neap Tide: Selected Poems 1932

Francis Scarfe [1911

1986]

Progression [1937; Inscapes, Fortune Press, 1940]

From No Morning [Inscapes, Fortune Press, 1940]

Sheila Legge [1911

From I Have Done My Best For You [Contemporary Poetry and Prose No. 8, 1936]

Max Chapman [1911

Night Fruit [Appointment with Seven, Fortune Press, 1947]

Robert Payne [1911

1983]

Dido [Songs, Heinemann, 1948]

Anne Ridler [1912

2001]

The Crab [1939; Collected Poems, Carcanet, 1994]

Bunhill Fields [1939; Collected Poems, Carcanet, 1994]

Kirkwall 1942 [1942; Collected Poems, Carcanet, 1994]

John Singer [C 1912

1950]

And No Tale Told [Storm and Monument: Second Poems, MacLellan, 1947]

Ballad [Storm and Monument: Second Poems, MacLellan, 1947]

J.F. Hendry [1912

Apocalypse [The New Apocalypse, Fortune Press, 1940]

Picasso

for Guernica [The New Apocalypse, Fortune Press, 1940]

London Before Invasion, 1940 [The Bombed Happiness, Routledge, 1942]

Midnight Air-Raid [The Bombed Happiness, Routledge, 1942]

Churchillian Ode [1940; The Bombed Happiness, Routledge, 1942]

Lawrence Durrell [1912

The Poet [1939; Collected Poems 1931-1974, Faber and Faber, 1980]

Paris Journal: For David Gascoyne (1939) [Collected Poems 1931-1974, Faber and Faber, 1980]

Donagh Macdonagh [1912

A Parable [The Hungry Grass, Faber and Faber, 1947]

Sean Jennett [1912

Mahoney [1943; The Cloth of Flesh, Faber and Faber, 1945]

Brenda Chamberlain [1912

Dead Ponies [Poetry in Wartime, Faber and Faber, 1942]

George Woodcock [1912

Conscientious Objectors [The Centre Cannot Hold, Routledge, 1943]

Paul Dehn [1912

1976]

Armistice [1946; The Fern on the Rock: Collected Poems 1935

1965, Hamish Hamilton, 1965]

F.T. Prince [1912

False Bay [1938; Collected Poems, Anvil Press / The Menard Press, 1979]

Soldiers Bathing [1943; Soldiers Bathing, Fortune Press, 1954]

Charles Madge [1912

To a Mermaid: I [1938; Of Love, Time and Places: Selected Poems, Anvil Press, 1994]

Roy Fuller [1912

1991]

What is Terrible [1942; New and Collected Poems 1934-84, Seeker & Warburg, 1985]

Elizabeth Smart [1913

Song: The Singing Summer Streets [1948; The Collected Poems, Paladin, 1992]

George Barker [1913

From Calamiterror Book I [1937; Collected Poems, Faber and Faber, 1987]

Holy Poems (C.B. in memoriam. June, MCMXXXIX): IV: i [1939; Collected Poems, Faber and Faber, 1987]

To WS. Graham [1947; Collected Poems, Faber and Faber, 1987]

From The True Confession of George Barker [1950; Collected Poems, Faber and Faber, 1987]

R.S. Thomas [1913-2000]

Maes-yr-Onnen [1948; Collected Poems 1945-1990, Dent, 1993]

Edward Lowbury [1913

2007]

August 10th, 1945: The Day After [1945; The Voice of War: Poems of the Second World War, Michael Joseph, 1995]

Dylan Thomas [1914

Before I knocked [1933; The Collected Poems of Dylan Thomas: The New Centenary Edition, Weidenfeld and Nicholson, 2014]

The force that through the green fuse [1933; The Collected Poems of Dylan Thomas: The New Centenary Edition, Weidenfeld and Nicholson, 2014]

A Refusal to Mourn the Death, by Fire, of a Child in London [1933; The Collected Poems of Dylan Thomas: The New Centenary Edition, Weidenfeld and Nicholson, 2014]

Ruthven Todd [1914

Worm Interviewed [1936; Garland for the Winter Solstice: Selected Poems, Dent, 1961]

After a Defeat [New Road 1944, Grey Walls Press, 1944]

Eithne Wilkins [1914

From For Those Who Are Alive [For Those Who Are Alive, Fortune Press, 1946]

Laurie Lee [1914

1997]

Thisde [The Penguin New Writing No. 28, 1946]

The Edge of Day [1951; My Many-coated Man, Andre Deutsch, 1955]

C.H. Sisson [1914

A Letter to John Donne [1973; Poems: Selected, Carcanet, 1995]

Peter Yates [Born 1914]

The Cube of Now [The Expanding Mirror, Chatto & Windus, 1942]

The Double Door [The London Magazine Vol. 1 No. 1, 1954]

Norman Nicholson [1914

Now in the Time of This Mortal Life [New Road 1943, Grey Walls Press, 1943]

Audrey Beecham [1915

1989]

Exile [The New British Poets, New Directions, 1949]

G.S. Fraser [1915

Crisis [1941; Poems of G.S. Fraser, Leicester University Press, 1981]

How the Heart Grows Cold: 6 [Salamander: A Miscellany, Allen and Unwin, 1947]

The Poet on His Birthday [1952; Poems of G.S. Fraser, Leicester University Press, 1981]

Keidrych Rhys [1915

Poem for a Neighbour [1938; The Van Pool: Collected Poems, Poetry Wales Press, 2012]

Tragic Guilt [1942; The Van Pool: Collected Poems, Poetry Wales Press, 2012]

Alun Lewis [1915

The Sentry [Raiders' Dawn, Allen and Unwin, 1942]

Easter at Christmas [Raiders' Dawn, Allen and Unwin, 1942]

Postscript: For Gweno [Raiders' Dawn, Allen and Unwin, 1942]

Goodbye [1942; Ha! Ha! Among the Trumpets, Allen and Unwin, 1945]

Emanuel Litvtnoff [1915

2011]

To T.S. Eliot [1951; Stand Vol. 4 No. 3, 1962]

Sydney Goodsir Smith [1915

Armageddon in Albyn: II: The Mither's Lament [1946; Collected Poems, John Calder, 1975]

Roland Mathias [1915

The Bearers [Break in Harvest, Routledge, 1946]

Patrick Leigh Fermor [1915

From Greek Archipelagoes [The Penguin New Writing No. 37, 1949]

Francis Berry [1915

2006]

Farvel [1936; Tie Galloping Centaur: Poems 1933

1951, Methuen, 1952]

Patrick Anderson [1915

Excitement [1947; Search Me: Tie Black Country, and Spain, Chatto & Windus, 1957]

Dorian Cooke [1916-2005]

Gethsemane Poem [Poetry London No. 2, April 1939]

To Wendy [Tie New Apocalypse, Fortune Press, 1940]

Poem in Memory of Theodora Hendry [Tie Crown and tie Sickle, Staples Press, 1944]

A Soldier, Dying of Wounds, Speaks to me on May 9th, 1945 [Fugue for Our Time, Fore Publications, 1950]

From Autumn to Summer Sequence [1950; Autumn to Summer Sequence, Poetical Histories No. 8, 1989]

David Gascoyne [1916

Zero: September, 1939 [1939; Selected Poems, Enitharmon, 1994]

A Wartime Dawn [1940; Selected Poems, Enitharmon, 1994]

P.K. Page [1916

2010]

Death [1937

38; The Hidden Room: Collected Poems, Porcupine's Quill, 1997]

Earthquake [c 1940s; The Hidden Room: Collected Poems, Porcupine's Quill, 1997]

From If It Were You [1946; The Hidden Room: Collected Poems, Porcupine's Quill, 1997]

Thomas Blackburn [1916

Hospital for Defectives [The Next Word, Putnam, 1958]

Philip O'Connor [1916

1998]

The Baby [The New Apocalypse, Fortune Press, 1940]

Jack Clemo [1916

Clay-Land Moods: I [Poems 1951: The Prize-Winning Entries for the Festival of Britain Competition, Penguin, 1951]

Epilogue: Priest Out of Bondage [Poems 1951: The Prize-Winning Entries for the Festival of Britain Competition, Penguin, 1951]

Terence Tiller [1916

The word is all: the bell and the wind-bird [1939; The Collected Poems, Eyewear Publishing, 2016]

The Islanders [1941; The Collected Poems, Eyewear Publishing, 2016]

Julian Orde [1917

The Awaiting Adventure [Poetry Quarterly Vol. 7 No. 2, Summer 1945]

The Upward Rain [New Road No. 4, Grey Walls Press, 1946]

The Lonely Company [c 1940s; PN Review No. 2, 1978]

The Changing Wind [1948; PN Review No. 2, 1978]

From Conjurors [c 1950; Poetry Nation No. 6, 1976]

Charles Causley [1917

For an Ex-Far East Prisoner of War [1959; Collected Poems, 1951-2000, Pan Macmillan, 2000]

D.S. Savage [1917

Landscape [1937; A Time to Mourn: Poems 1933

1943, Routledge, 1943]

Confession [1939; A Time to Mourn: Poems 1933

Separation [A Time to Mourn: Poems 1933

Robert Conquest [1917

2015]

Guided Missiles Experimental Range [1950; New and Collected Poems, Hutchinson, 1988]

Nicholas Moore [1918

From The Dog's Days (For Priscilla) [Sailing Tomorrow's Seas: An Anthology of New Poems, Fortune Press, 1944]

Two Acrobats With a Hare [1945; Numbers No. 3, Autumn 1987]

Citadel of Despised Populations [Angry Penguins, Winter 1945]

Two Political Poems: 2: The Natural Form [Outposts No. 5, Spring 1946]

Breath [Lacrimae Rerum, Open Township, 1988]

W.S.Graham [1918

The Narrator [1942; New Collected Poems, Faber and Faber, 2004]

Contents note continued: Over the Apparatus of the Spring is Drawn [1942; New Collected Poems, Faber and Faber, 2004]

This Fond Event My Origin Knows Well [1942; New Collected Poems, Faber and Faber, 2004]

Listen. Put on Morning [1945; New Collected Poems, Faber and Faber, 2004]

John Heath-Stubbs [1918

Two Men in Armour [1942; Collected Poems, 1943

1987, Carcanet, 1988]

The Divided Ways: In Memory of Sidney Keyes [1942; Collected Poems, 1943-1987, Carcanet, 1988]

To the Mermaid at Zennor [1954; Collected Poems, 1943

James Kirkup [1918

2009]

Love and Apocalypse: for Leo [The Drowned Sailor, Grey Walls Press, 1947]

A Correct Compassion [A Correct Compassion, Oxford University Press, 1952]

Derek Stanford [1918

2008]

Peter [1953; The Traveller Hears the Strange Machine, Sidgwick and Jackson, 1980]

Maurice Lindsay [1918

Earl Magnus Before Haakon on Egilsay [The Enemies of Love: Poems 1941

1945, MacLellan, 1946]

Muriel Spark [1918

No Need for Shouting (for D.S.) {Poetry Quarterly Vol. 13 No. 1, Spring 1951]

Tom Scott [1919

The Bride [1954; The Collected Shorter Poems of Tom Scott, Agenda/Chapman, 1993]

Peter Wells [1919

2013]

Lament for Victory [1942; Poems, The One Time Press, 1997]

Ernest Frost [1919

Elegiac Portrait, Italy, 1944 [Poetry Folios No. 7, 1945]

Maurice James Craig [1919

Ballad to a Traditional Refrain [Threshold Vol. 2, Lyric Players Theatre, Belfast, 1958]

Prunella Clough [1919

To the 200-Inch Telescope [Life and Letters No. 59, July 1942]

East Coast [Life and Letters No. 59, July 1942]

Eugene Watters [1919

1982]

From The Week-End of Dermot and Grace [The Week-End of Dermot and Grace, Allen Figgis, 1964]

Emyr Humphreys [Born I919; Lives In Wales]

Cowardice [1941; Collected Poems, University of Wales Press, 1999]

Humble Song [c 1942; Collected Poems, University of Wales Press, 1999]

Roland Gant [1919

The Wedding [Poetry Quarterly Vol. 9 No. 1, Spring 1947]

John Bayliss [1919

Apocalypse and Resurrection [Indications, Grey Walls Press, 1943]

Hamish Henderson [1919

2002]

From Opening of an Offensive [1948; Elegies for the Dead in Cyrenaica, Polygon, 2008]

From Tenth Elegy [1948; Elegies for the Dead in Cyrenaica, Polygon, 2008]

Patricia Beer [1919

Movable Feast [The Loss of the Magyar, Longmans, 1959]

Alex Comfort [1920

Hoc Est Corpus [Lyra: An Anthology of New Lyric, Grey Walls Press, 1942]

From The Sleeping Princess: A Journey with Figures [Poetry Quarterly Vol. 12 No. 2, Summer 1950]

Gervase Stewart [1920

1941]

He Whom I Have Not Seen [Poets of Tomorrow: Second Selection: Cambridge Poetry 1940, The Hogarth Press, 1940]

John Gallen [C 1920

1947]

A Little Lyricism on a New Occasion [Lyra: An Anthology of New Lyric, Grey Walls Press, 1942]

David Wright [1920

By Jordan and the Water [1943; Poems, Editions Poetry London, 1949]

Five South African Poems: I [Poetry Quarterly Vol. 11 No. 3, Autumn 1949]

Canons Ashby [Poetry London No. 19, August 1950]

On the Death of an Emperor Penguin in Regent's Park [New Poems 1952, Michael Joseph, 1952]

Robert Greacen [1920

The Glorious Twelfth (12 July, 1943) [The Undying Day, Falcon Press, 1948]

Leslie Phillips [Born C 1920]

Submarine Victims [1942; I Burn for England: An Anthology of the Poetry of World War II, Leslie Frewin, 1966]

Barbara Norman [1920-1972]

Lament [Life and Letters No. 129, May 1948]

Keith Douglas [1920

Canoe [1940; The Complete Poems, Oxford University Press, 1979]

How to Kill [1943; The Complete Poems, Oxford University Press, 1979]

On a Return from Egypt [1944; The Complete Poems, Oxford University Press, 1979]

Edwin Morgan [1920

The Sleights of Darkness [Poetry London No. 18, May 1950]

From Stanzas of the Jeopardy [1952; Poems of Thirty Years, Carcanet, 1982]

J.C. Hall [1920

Journey to London [1941; Long Shadows: Poems 1938

2002, Shoestring Press, 2003]

Frank Thompson [1920

Day's Journey [1941; There is a Spirit in Europe: A Memoir of Frank Thompson, Theodosia Thompson and E.P. Thompson, Gollancz, 1947]

De Amicitia [There is a Spirit in Europe: A Memoir of Frank Thompson, Theodosia Thompson and E.P. Thompson, 1947]

Ian Fletcher [1920

For My Cousin Lorna, God Keep Her [1944; Collected Poems, Shoestring Press, 1998]

John Holloway [1920

From Line and Colour [The Landfallers, Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1962]

Roy Mcfadden [1921

For Retired Rebels [Poetry Quarterly Vol. 4 No. 3, Autumn 1942]

Olivia Fitzroy [1921

Fleet Fighter [1944; Chaos of the Night: Women's Poetry & Verse of the Second World War, Virago, 1984]

Louis Adeane [1921

For the Lonely [Poetry Folios No. 8, 1945]

George Mackay Brown [1921

The Death of Peter Esson: Tailor, Town Librarian, Free Kirk Elder [1952; The Collected Poems of George Mackay Brown, John Murray, 2005]

Elegy [1954; The Collected Poems of George Mackay Brown, John Murray, 2005]

Chapel Between Cornfield and Shore [The Collected Poems of George Mackay Brown, John Murray, 2005]

T.H. Jones [1921

1965]

Poem [Poetry Quarterly Vol. 11 No. 2, Summer 1949]

Michael Ayrton [1921

You canting kestrel streaming down the sky [The Testament of Daedalus, Methuen, 1962]

And so I took the bees from the little box [The Maze Maker, Longmans, 1967]

Roy Porter [1921

From Walk to Departure: IV [1941; World in the Heart, Fortune Press, 1944]

R.L. Cook [1921

2004]

To Those Who Build [1949; Within the Tavern Caught, Hand and Flower Press, 1952]

Drummond Allison [1921

Dedication [c 1943; The Poems of Drummond Allison, Whiteknights Press, 1978]

For a Medical Student, Against Death [c 1943; The Poems of Drummond Allison, Whiteknights Press, 1978]

Philip Larkin [1922

Sonnet [1942; Early Poems and Juvenilia, Faber and Faber, 2005]

Tan Bancroft [1922

Three Poems (For Corinna): III [The Crown and the Sickle, Staples Press, 1944]

Bridge on the Orne, 1944 [Oxford Poetry 1947, Blackwell, 1947]

Sidney Keyes [1922

Elegy for Mrs Virginia Woolf [1941; Collected Poems, Carcanet, 2002]

All Souls: A Dialogue: II: The Stranger [1941; Collected Poems, Carcanet, 2002]

Glaucus [1941; Collected Poems, Carcanet, 2002]

War Poet [1942; Collected Poems, Carcanet, 2002]

Gloria Komai [Born 1922]

Initial [Adam International Review, January 1947]

Kingsley Amis [1922

My hymn of doves, echoed upon this earth [Bright November, Fortune Press, 1947]

Something Was Moaning in the Corner [Bright November, Fortune Press, 1947]

Elisabeth at Chamboix [Bright November, Fortune Press, 1947]

Jack Beeching [1922

Aspects of Love: XIX [Aspects of Love, Fore Publications, 1950]

John Waller [1922

Nigel [Fortunate Hamlet, Fortune Press, 1941]

Donald Davie [1922

The Mushroom Gatherers: After Mickiewicz [A Winter Talent, Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1957]

Denise Levertov [1923

Poem [Poetry Quarterly Vol. 6 No. 1, Spring 1944]

To the Inviolable Shade [Poetry Quarterly Vol. 6 No. 3, Autumn 1944]

John Ormond [1923

From Sonnets of the Madonna [Life and Letters No. 129, May 1948]

Francis King [1923

The Interval [Rod of Incantation: Poems, Longmans, 1952]

Peter Hellings [1924

From Ceremonies of Bravery: An Exploration of Courage or Variations Upon Valour for the Memory of Fred Riches [Life and Letters No. 101, January 1946]

Michael Hamburger [1924

Flowering Cactus: In Memoriam Jankel Adler [1949; Collected Poems 1941-1983, Carcanet, 1984]

Epitaph for a Horseman [1954; Collected Poems 1941

1983, Carcanet, 1984]

William Bell [1924

1948]

From Bach Improvising at the Organ [Mountains Beneath the Horizon, Faber and Faber, 1950]

Ian Davie [1924

Landing Party [Harvest in Hell, Fortune Press, 1947]

A Dream [Piers Prodigal, Harvill Press, 1961]

James Berry [1924

The Agony [1970; Fractured Circles, New Beacon Books, 1979]

Alison Boodson [1925

Poem [Poetry London No. 10, February 1945]

Wilfred Watson [1925

Emily Carr [Friday's Child, Faber and Faber, 1955]

And Should She Ask [Friday's Child, Faber and Faber, 1955]

Robin Skelton [1925

Into Eden: II [Patmos, Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1955]

From Patmos: For Margaret, Barbara and John [Patmos, Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1955]

Jon Silkin [1925

Death of a Son (who died in a mental hospital, aged one) [Mavericks: An Anthology, Editions Poetry and Poverty, 1957]

I.R. Orton [1925

2019]

Because We Both Have Voices [Springtime, Peter Owen, 1953]

Christopher Middleton [1926

The Giraffe [The Street of the Harp: Seven Poems, Foister and Jagg, 1948]

Male Torso [1962; Selected Writings, Paladin, 1990]

Elizabeth Jennings [1926

Lazarus [1961; Collected Poems 1953

1985, Carcanet, 1986]

Ellsworth Mcgranahan Keane [1927

Caterpillar [L'Oubli: Poems, privately published, 1950]

From Fragments and Patterns [Kyk-over-Al No. 22, 1957]

Charles Tomlinson [1927

Poem [Poetry Quarterly Vol. 12 No. 1, Spring 1950]

The Ballad of Three Dark Angels [Relations and Contraries, Hand and Flower Press, 1951]

Anthony Cronin [1928

2016]

Responsibilities [X: A Quarterly Magazine of the Arts Vol. 2 No. 2, August 1961]

Contents note continued: Burns Singer [1928

From Magnificat [1952; Collected Poems, Carcanet, 2001]

From The Transparent Prisoner [1953; Collected Poems, Carcanet, 2001]

A Small Grief Has Been Launched [1958; Collected Poems, Carcanet, 2001]

That Autumn Death was talking in the garden [1963; Collected Poems, Carcanet, 2001]

I said I'd meet you on the other side [1963; Collected Poems, Carcanet, 2001]

Rosemary Tonks [1928-2014]

Running Away [1959; Bedouin of the London Evening: Collected Poems, Bloodaxe, 2014]

Patrick Creagh [1930

2012]

From do not fail [A Row of Pharoahs, Heinemann, 1962]

Ted Hughes [1930

Thrushes [Lupercal, Faber and Faber, 1960]

Bryan Magee [1930

I have inherited a seed within my veins [Crucifixion, Fortune Press, 1954]

Roy Fisher [1930

The Lemon Bride [1954; The Window No. 9, 1956]

Double Morning [Delta No. 10, August 1956]

Tony Connor [Born 1930; Lives In The Usa]

From The Seven Last Poems from the Memoirs of Uncle Harry [1960; The Seven Last Poems from the Memoirs of Uncle Harry, Northern House, 1974]

Elegy for Alfred Hubbard [With Love Somehow, Oxford University Press, 1962]

Peter Redgrove [1932

Lazarus and the Sea [1953; Sons of My Skin: Selected Poems 1954-1974, Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1975]

Geoffrey Hill [1932

Genesis [1952; Collected Poems, Penguin, 1985]

Sylvia Plath [1932

The Dead [c 1954; Collected Poems, Faber and Faber, 1981]

Daniel Huws [Born 1932; Lives In Wales]

Sons of Men [Noth, Secker & Warburg, 1972].

ISBN:

9781784108182

1784108189

OCLC:

1206442342