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Poems of London / edited by Christopher Reid.
Van Pelt Library PR1195.L6 P64 2021
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- Format:
- Book
- Series:
- Everyman's library pocket poets
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- London (England)--Poetry.
- London (England).
- London (England)--In literature.
- Literature.
- England--London.
- Genre:
- poetry.
- Poetry.
- Physical Description:
- 280 pages ; 17 cm.
- Place of Publication:
- New York : Alfred A. Knopf, [2021]
- Summary:
- "An anthology of poems from the Middle Ages to the present on the subject of London"-- Provided by publisher.
- Contents:
- Machine generated contents note: THE THAMES AND OTHER WATERWAYS
- The River's Tale / Rudyard Kipling
- From Poly-Olbion / Michael Drayton
- Impression du Matin / Oscar Wilde
- From The Horse's Mouth / Joyce Cary
- Composed upon Westminster Bridge, September 3, 1802 / William Wordsworth
- Composed underneath Westminster Bridge / Denise Riley
- Town in 1917 / D. H. Lawrence
- Frost Fair 1684 / Anonymous
- From An Arrant Thief / John Taylor
- Charon / Louis Macneice
- Ballad of the Londoner / James Elroy Flecker
- `Delectable Creatures' / Jo Shapcott
- London Seagulls / Cicely Fox Smith
- Shadwell Stair / Wilfred Owen
- In the Isle of Dogs / John Davidson
- Rising Damp / U. A. Fanthorpe
- From On the Famous Voyage / Ben Jonson
- Wailing in Wandsworth / Kit Wright
- From Prothalamion / Edmund Spenser
- From The Waste Land / T. S. Eliot
- THE CITY AND WESTMINSTER
- London / William Dunbar
- Oranges and Lemons / Traditional
- From Summoned by Bells / Sir Jomn Betjeman
- The Bells / Tom Chivers
- From The Anathemata: `The Lady of the Pool' / David Jones
- City Street Cries / Anonymous
- From Master Francis Beaumont's Letter to Ben Jonson / Krancis Beaumont
- Lines on the Mermaid Tavern / John Keats
- Plague / Sir John Davies
- A Litany in Time of Plague / Thomas Nashe
- The Fire of London / John Dryden
- St. Stephen Walbrook / Ian Nairn
- Holy Thursday / William Blake
- A Few Words from Rev. Sydney Smith / Peter Bostock
- In St. Paul's a While Ago / Thomas Hardy
- Homage to Wren / Louis Macneice
- Fleet Street / Arthur Henry Adams
- London / William Blake
- Hell / Percy Bysshe Shelley
- The Princes in the Tower / William Shakespearf
- Little Ease / Oliver Reynolds
- `Who list his wealth and ease retain' / Sir Thomas Wyatt
- From Holbein / Geoffrey Hill
- Portraits of Tudor Statesmen / U. A. Fanthorpe
- From Fire: A Song for Mistress Askew / David Harsent
- From An Horatian Ode upon Cromwell's Return from Ireland / Andrew Marvell
- By the Statue of King Charles at Charing Cross / Lionel Johnson
- Clever Tom Clinch, Going to Be Hanged / Jonathan Swift
- A Ballad of the Good Lord Nelson / Lawrence Durrell
- Villes / Arthur Rimbaud
- Big Ben / Virginia Woolf
- Westminster Abbey / Francis Beaumont
- The Statues of Buckingham Palace / Imogen Robertson
- DIVERSIONS
- From On St. James's Park, As Lately Improved by His Majesty / Edmund Waller
- From A Ramble in St. James's Park / John Wilmot
- The Garden / Ezra Pound
- Queen Mary's Rose Garden / Sylvia Plath
- Jaguar / Ted Hughes
- Serena I / Samuel Beckett
- Homage to the British Museum / William Empson
- Song of the Temple Maiden / Roisin Tierney
- Imperial War Museum, November / Fergus Allen
- Hampton Court / Alexander Pope
- A Spellbound Palace / Thomas Hardy
- Twickenham Garden / John Donne
- Prologue to Henry V / William Shakespeare
- From On the Death of the Famous Actor, Richard Burbage / Anonymous
- On Salathiel Pavy: A Child of Queen Elizabeth's Chapel / Ben Jonson
- From To the Memory of My Beloved, the Author, Mr. William Shakespeare / Ben Jonson
- DAT AND NIGHT
- London's Summer Morning / Mary Robinson
- London Dawn / Ivor Gurney
- Aubade 1940 / Geoffrey Matthews
- Business Girls / Sir John Betjeman
- The Real Scene / William Wordsworth
- The Blind Beggar / William Wordsworth
- A Description of a City Shower / Jonathan Swift
- Fog / John Davidson
- Pick-pockets / John Gay
- An Old-fashioned Traveller on the Trade Routes / Rosemary Tonks
- Buses on the Strand / R. P. Lister
- To a Disused Phone Box / Luke Heeley
- Red Lion, Duke of York Street / Ian Nairn
- Lament for `The Old Swan', Notting Hill Gate / John Heath-Stubbs
- Don Juan in London / Lord Byron
- A Nocturnal Sketch / Thomas Hood
- A Ballad of London / Richard Le Gallienne
- The Embankment / T. E. Hulme
- On Seeing an Old Poet in the Cafe Royal / Sir John Betjeman
- A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square / Eric Maschwitz
- Behind the Scenes: Empire / Arthur Symons
- Orpheus in Soho / Rosemary Tonks
- From Soho / Richard Scott
- From A Satire, in Imitation of the Third of Juvenal / John Oldham
- The Haunted City / Charles Churchill
- A London Thoroughfare, 2 a.m. / Amy Lowell
- Parliament Hill in the Evening / D. H. Lawrence
- The World in the Evening / Hubert Witheford
- Quiet Neighbours / Sylvia Townsend Warner
- Regent's Park Terrace / Bernard Spencer
- London Snow / Robert Bridges
- One of These Nights / Derek Mahon
- Greenwich Observatory / Sidney Keyes
- NATURE AND PLACE
- Ode to a Nightingale / John Keats
- Keats at Highgate / Thom Gunn
- A London Plane-Tree / Amy Levy
- Letter from Town: The Almond-Tree / D. H. Lawrence
- Closed Sky / Robert Lowell
- Solstices / Ruth Fainlight
- The Trees Are Down / Charlotte Mew
- Earthquake in Camden Town / Charles Dickens
- London / Emile Verhaeren
- From Milton / William Blake
- In the Fire-Frost Morning / Hilary Davies
- On Living in an Area of Manifest Greyness and Misery / Martina Evans
- If It Wasn't for the `Ouses in Between' / Edgar Bateman
- From Fox Running / Ken Smith
- From Jerusalem / William Blake
- The Reverie of Poor Susan / William Worusworth
- Seven Dials, London, 1880 / Bernardine Evaristo
- Kerr's Ass / Patrick Kavanagh
- SOME LONDONERS
- All Specimens of Man / William Wordsworth
- Whitechapel in Britain / Abraham Nahum Stenzel
- A Long Look Back / Emanuel Litvinoff
- The Mountains O'Mourne / Percy French
- Grand Union Bridge / Ian Duhig
- London Is the Place for Me / Aldwyn Roberts
- Johnson Inglan Is a Bitch / Linton Kwesi
- Immigrant / Fleur Adcock
- What Ails the King? / John Agard
- Sir Topaz & Da Elephant / Patience Agbabi
- The Maunder's Praise of His Strowling Mort / John Shirley
- Night's Scavengers / Fawzi Karim
- `Why should I care for the men of Thames' / William Blake
- Directions / Inua Ellams.
- Notes:
- "This is a Borzoi book."--Title page verso.
- ISBN:
- 9780593320204
- 0593320204
- OCLC:
- 1230461384
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