Tolkien's Poetry (book)

Tolkien's Poetry is the twenty-eighth book of the Cormarë Series, in which many Tolkien scholars examine the poetry of J.R.R. Tolkien found throughout his legendarium.
It was overseen by Julian Eilmann and Allan Turner, and was published in 2013.
==Essays==
*Michael D.C. Drout, "Introduction: Reading Tolkien's Poetry"
*Tom Shippey, "Tolkien's Development as a Writer of Alliterative Poetry in Modern English"
*John R. Holmes, "A Metre I Invented": Tolkien's Clues to Tempo in "Errantry""
*Carl Phelpstead, "For W.H.A." – Tolkien's Poem in Praise of Auden"
*Petra Zimmermann, "The glimmer of limitless extensions in time and space": The Function of Poems in Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings"
*Lynn Forest-Hillm, "Poetic Form and Spiritual Function: Praise, Invocation and Prayer in The Lord of the Rings"
*Sue Bridgwater, "What is it but a dream? Tolkien's "The Sea Bell" and Yeats' "The Man who Dreamed of Faeryland"
*Michael A. Joosten, "Poetry in the Transmission Conceit of The Silmarillion"
*Nancy Martsch, "Tolkien's Poetic Use of the Old English and Latinate Vocabulary: A Study of Three Poems from The Adventures of Tom Bombadil"
*Julian Eilmann, "Cinematic Poetry: J.R.R. Tolkien's Poetry in The Lord of the Rings Films"
*Allan Turner, "Early Influences on Tolkien's Poetry"
==External links==
*Official page
*Goodreads page
*Bookshop.org
==See also==
*Poetry and Song in the Works of J.R.R. Tolkien: Proceedings of The Tolkien Society Seminar 2017
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