Something of the night and of the sun /
Glen, Duncan,1933-2008.
Kirkcaldy : Akros Publications,
2001.
Poems.
"Available as a companion to this anthology is "the morning taken with the sun" --Cover.
something of the night: From The revelation of St John the Divine -- Death in ballad form  / Patrick Spens -- The death of a runnable stag / John Davidson -- Let there be light, from the First Book of Moses, called Genesis -- Let there be light, said God / George Gordon, Lord Byron -- "Let there be Licht," said God / Hugh MacDiarmid -- There's a certain slant of light / Emily Dickinson -- Call to execution ; Dirge / John Webster -- From 'To his coy mistress' / Andrew Marvell -- Jenny Nettle's Bairny / Anonymous -- Proud Maisie's dying sang from The Heart of Midlothian / Walter Scott -- The metrical prayer of James Graham, Marquis of Montrose, before his execution -- The leper Cressied is not kent / Robert Henrysoun -- From 'The three dead polls/skulls' / Patrick Johnstoun -- The hag / Robert Herrick -- From 'Elegy written in a country churchyard' / Thomas Gray -- My heart leaps up / William Wordsworth -- Timor mortis conturbat me / William Dunbar -- Theft spaks frae the gallows ; Falset spaks efter theft is hanged / David Lyndsay -- The entrance to hell, from Virgil's Aeneid translated by Gavin Douglas -- Graveyard / Robert Blair -- Last night there was four Maries from anonymous Mary Hamilton ballad -- Lines from Hamlet / William Shakespeare -- From To our ladies of death / James Thomson -- Quhen Alexander our kynge was dede / Anonymous -- I like a look of agony / Emily Dickinson -- Suprised by joy / William Wordsworth -- In the swamp in secluded recesses / Walt Whitman -- Tears, tears, idle tears / Alfred, Lord Tennyson -- For auld lang syne / Robert Burns -- From Laughing song / William Blake -- and of the sun: Birdsong / William Blake -- She saw a sun on a summer sky / James Hogg -- Merry thought / Robert Louis Stevenson -- Oh wert thou in the cauld blast / Robert Burns.