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Deer on the high hills / Iain Crichton Smith ; edited by John Greening.
Van Pelt Library PR6005.R58 D44 2021
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- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Smith, Iain Crichton, 1928-1998, author.
- Standardized Title:
- Poems. Selections
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- 651 0Scotland--Social life and customs--Poetry.
- 651 0Scotland.
- Genre:
- Poetry.
- Physical Description:
- xvi, 306 pages ; 22 cm
- Place of Publication:
- Manchester : Carcanet Classics, 2021.
- Contents:
- Machine generated contents note: Poem of Lewis
- 'Some days were running legs'
- Statement by a Responsible Spinster
- For the Unknown Seamen of the 1939-45 War Buried in Iona Churchyard
- The Window
- Old Woman
- Luss Village
- A Note on Puritans
- Dying is not Setting Out
- Girl with Orange Sunshade
- Sunday Morning Walk
- By Ferry to the Island
- Culloden and After
- A Young Highland Girl Studying Poetry
- From Lilac, Snow and Shadow
- Home
- Deer on the High Hills
- Two Girls Singing
- Lenin
- The Argument
- Johnson in the Highlands
- The Clearances
- 'It is the old'
- At the Firth of Lorne
- The Law and the Grace
- Hume
- Rythm
- Encounter in a School Corridor
- The Chess Player
- Envoi
- The Departing Island
- Returning Exile
- She Teaches Lear
- Hamlet
- At the Sale
- 'What's your Success?'
- 'Children, follow the dwarfs'
- Return to the Council House
- Duncan Ban MacIntyre
- From Homage to George Orwell
- I Build an Orange Church
- Old Woman with Flowers
- From World War One
- Hear us, 0 Lord
- Shall Gaelic Die?
- For John Maclean, Headmaster, and Classical and Gaelic Scholar
- Dear Hamlet
- How often I feel like you
- From Russian Poem
- For Keats
- Gaelic Songs
- In the Chinese Restaurant
- Give Me Your Hand
- Christmas, 1971
- In the Time of the Useless Pity
- Everything Is Silent
- This Goodbye
- 'You told me once'
- On Looking at the Dead
- 'Of the uncomplicated dairy girl'
- At the Scott Exhibition, Edinburgh Festival
- Jean Brodie's Children
- If You Are About to Die Now
- From The White Air of March
- From Orpheus
- Eight Songs for a New Ceilidh
- When We Were Young
- Freud
- The White Swan
- For Derick Thomson
- On a Beautiful Day
- The Stone
- Raven
- Gaelic Stories
- The Days are Passing
- The TV
- In the Glen
- My Uncle
- The Workmen
- Chinese Poem
- From The Notebooks of Robinson Crusoe
- In the Surgery
- In Sleep
- Waiting for a Letter
- When Day is Done
- The Scream
- The Nose
- In the Middle
- The Whirligigs of Time
- None Is the Same as Another
- From My Canadian Uncle
- My Brother
- We Will Walk
- Berries
- When I am Reading
- There is no Sorrow
- Next Time
- The Exiles
- When My Poetry Making Has Failed
- Speech for a Woman
- Australia
- No Return
- Reading Shakespeare
- Speech for Prospero
- 'You'll take a bath'
- Bruegel
- Owl and Mouse
- 'Iolaire'
- For Poets Writing in English over in Ireland
- Poem
- The Survivors
- The 'Ordinary' People
- At the Funeral of Robert Garioch
- Who Daily
- From A Life
- From The Village
- Villagers
- Photograph of Emigrants
- Incubator
- The Story
- At the Party
- After the Edinburgh Festival
- Meeting
- Girl and Child
- Poor Artist
- Against Apartheid (II)
- Snow
- Early Spring
- Farewell my Brother
- Listen
- Poetry
- Dogmas
- Come, Fool
- The Will
- The Old Poet
- Sometimes I Remember
- The Well
- Teachers
- Putting out the Ashes
- Hallowe'en
- Macbeth and the Witches
- The Spider
- Welcome
- The Gaelic Proverb
- No Muses
- Milton
- Dream
- Books
- Others
- Autumn
- From The Human Face (1996)
- From The Leaf and the Marble (1998)
- Shorts
- Old Lady
- The Winter Mountains
- Neighbour
- The Voice
- MacDiarmid
- All Day
- The Village
- Children
- Two Worlds
- The Old Men
- Sincerity without Art
- Time to Stop
- The Old Woman
- Parkhead
- For Edwin Morgan
- Not a Day for Dante
- He Spoke
- The Poet.
- Other Format:
- ebook version :
- ISBN:
- 9781800170940
- 1800170947
- OCLC:
- 1242863262
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