The blue estuaries : poems, 1923-1968

The blue estuaries Poems, 1923-1968

Louise Bogan, 1897-1970

Book - 1995

Honored, during the course of her literary career, with almost every major poetry award, Louise Bogan (1898-1970) was the poetry critic for "The New Yorker" for nearly forty years. "The Blue Estuaries" contains her five previous books of verse along with a section of uncollected work, fully representing a unique and distinguished contribution to modern poetry over five decades.

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Subjects
American poetry > 20th century.
Poetry.
Genres
Poetry
Published
New York : Noonday Press 1995.
Language
English
Main Author
Louise Bogan, 1897-1970 (-)
Physical Description
136 pages ; 21 cm
ISBN
9780374524616
  • A tale
  • Medusa
  • Sub contra
  • The frightened man
  • Betrothed
  • Ad Castitatem
  • Knowledge
  • Juan's song
  • Portrait
  • The romantic
  • My voice not being proud
  • Statue and birds
  • The alchemist
  • Men loved wholly beyond wisdom
  • The crows
  • Memory
  • Women
  • Last hill in a vista
  • Stanza
  • The changed woman
  • Chanson un peu naive
  • Fifteenth farewell
  • Sonnet
  • Winter swan
  • If we take all gold
  • The drum
  • Division
  • Cassandra
  • The Cupola
  • Girl's song
  • Feuer-Nacht
  • Second song
  • The mark
  • Late
  • Simple autumnal
  • Dark summer
  • Didactic piece
  • For a marriage
  • Tears in sleep
  • The crossed apple
  • Song for a slight voice
  • Sonnet
  • Fiend's weather
  • I saw eternity
  • Come, break with time
  • Old countryside
  • Summer wish
  • Song
  • Henceforth, from the mind
  • Homunculus
  • Single sonnet
  • Exhortation
  • Hypocrite swift
  • At a party
  • To wine
  • Poem in prose
  • Short summary
  • Italian morning
  • Man alone
  • Baroque comment
  • To my brother
  • The sleeping fury
  • Roman fountain
  • Rhyme
  • M., Singing
  • Evening-star
  • Putting to sea
  • Spirit's song
  • Kept
  • Heard by a girl
  • Packet of letters
  • Song for a lyre
  • Several voices out of a cloud
  • Animal, vegetable and mineral
  • Question in a field
  • Solitary observation brought back from a sojourn in hell
  • Variation on a sentence
  • The dream
  • To an artist, to take heart
  • To be sung on the water
  • Musician
  • Cartography
  • "Come, sleep ..."
  • Zone
  • Kapuzinerberg (Salzburg)
  • Evening in the sanitarium
  • From Heine
  • The daemon
  • After the Persian I
  • After the Persian II, III
  • After Persian IV, V
  • Train tune
  • Song for the last act
  • The dragonfly
  • St. Christopher
  • The sorcerer's daughter
  • The young mage
  • March twilight
  • July dawn
  • The meeting
  • Night
  • Morning
  • Three songs: Little Lobelia's song, Psychiatrist's song
  • Masked woman's song.

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