The complete poems of American poet Donald E. Stanford, 1913-1998
By: edited, with textual notes and introduction by R.W. Crump.
Contributors: Crump, R. W. 1944-
Series: Studies in American literature ;; v. 51; Studies in American literature (Lewiston, N.Y.) ;; v. 51.
Publisher: Edwin Mellen Press
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Lewiston, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 134
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 129-131) and index.
Includes poems from three published chapbooks, his privately printed poems, and all extant manuscript poems.
Table of contents: title: Machine generated contents note: List of Tables; title: Commendatory Preface; title: Foreword; title: Acknowledgements; title: Introduction; title: I. New England Earth and Other Poems (1941); title: For the Audience; title: Reflections on Fear; title: Monologue; title: For Hate; title: New England Earth; title: A Valentine ["Unproven love is the evading wraith"]; title: On a Child Lost in the Woods; title: The Grand Mesa; title: Wedding Wine; title: The Meadowlark; title: Noon at Neebish; title: The Bee; title: Letter from Widener Library; title: Song; title: Birthday Card (for David Stanford); title: Spring; title: Sonnet on Graduation; title: Sonnet in Autumn; title: Rhesus; title: The Cartesian Lawnmower; title: Country Church; title: The Falls; title: The Sea Gull; title: Summer Scene; title: The Thrush; title: Bird Call; title: II. Poems Added in The Traveler. Allegorical Lyrics (1955); title: Vacation Harvest; title: Bayou; title: The Intruder; title: The Old Woods; title: The Fountain of La Merced Cathedral; title: III. Poems Added in The Cartesian Lawnmower; title: and Other Poems (1984); title: Tussle; title: For a Book of Elizabethan Madrigal Verse; title: IV. Separately Published Poems; title: The Lizard King Here; title: A Valentine ["Happy the past and time to be"]; title: V. Privately Printed Poems; title: The Funeral March of Life; title: Philosophy; title: VI. Unpublished Poems; title: Louisiana Winter; title: On Viewing an Aztec Pyramid; title: The Woodsman; title: Sunday Afternoon; title: Afternoon of a Poet; title: To an Aztec Indian Guide; title: On the Death of a Philosopher; title: The Hunt; title: "These geometric and eternal lines"; title: The Dream; title: The Loon; title: At the Grave of Edward Taylor; title: The Oriole at Dusk; title: The Return; title: Letter to Yvor Winters; title: Epitaph [ "What power can breathe to life again"]; title: Prayer; title: The Cocktail Party; title: Boudoir; title: Epitaph [ "This flesh must fade, though pure and bright"]; title: Eros; title: Atomic Apollo; title: Toast; title: The Personal Muse; title: Mr. Cunningham Addresses His Muse, Briefly,; title: Concerning the Bow-Wow Style; title: Exile; title: Design for Living; title: The Blizzard; title: After the Blizzard; title: Two Love Songs; title: To Edward Taylor; title: Epigram; title: Table of Stanford's Editions and Typescript Collections of Poems; title: Tables of Contents for the Published and Unpublished; title: Collections of Poems; title: Appendices; title: A. New England Earth and Other Poems: Opening Quotation; title: to the Volume and "Foreword" by Yvor Winters; title: B. Donald E. Stanford's Unpublished Description of the; title: School of Poetry to Which He Belonged; title: C. Excerpts from an Interview with Donald E. Sanford,; title: May 2, 1984; title: D. Excerpts from an Interview with Donald E. Stanford,; title: May 15, 1992; title: Introduction to Textual Notes; title: Bibliography; title: Index of Titles; title: Index of First Lines.