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050 00 $aPS3545.I32165$bA6 2004
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100 1 $aWilbur, Richard,$d1921-2017.$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n79007244
240 10 $aPoems.$kSelections$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n87880917
245 10 $aCollected poems, 1943-2004 /$cRichard Wilbur.
250 $a1st ed.
260 $aOrlando, Fla. :$bHarcourt,$c[2004], ©2004.
300 $axvi, 585 pages :$billustrations ;$c24 cm
336 $atext$btxt$2rdacontent
337 $aunmediated$bn$2rdamedia
500 $aIncludes index.
505 00 $tThe reader -- $tSir David Brewster's toy -- $tSecurity lights, Key West -- $tMan running -- $tAsides -- $tTanka -- $tIn trackless woods -- $tThe sleepwalker -- $tGreen -- $tBlackberries for Amelia -- $tTwelve riddles from Symphosius -- $tTo a comedian -- $tAn eightieth-birthday ballade for Anthony Hecht -- $tNotes -- $tA barred owl -- $tFor C. -- $tZea -- $tAt Moorditch -- $tBonds -- $tThe gambler -- $tOn Lyman flat -- $tAll Hallows' Eve -- $tWild asters -- $tMayflies -- $tA short history -- $tFabrications -- $tSignatures -- $tIcons -- $tCrow's nests -- $tSea breeze /$rStephane Mallarme -- $tBallad of the jack of diamonds /$rNina Cassian -- $tOnce -- $tBone key -- $tPersonae -- $tA cry from childhood /$rValeri Petrov -- $tPhotos from the archives /$rValeri Petrov -- $tA digression -- $g1.$t"What is it for ..." -- $g2.$t"He will hear ..." -- $tElsewhere -- $tThe albatross /$rCharles Baudelaire -- $tCorrespondences /$rCharles Baudelaire -- $g1.$t"In no time you are back ..." -- $g2.$t"The shadow of whoever ..." -- $g3.$t"Wild, lashing snow ..." -- $tThe prologue to Moliere's Amphitryon -- $tCanto xxv of the Inferno /$rDante Alighieri -- $tThe Ride -- $tGnomons -- $tAlatus -- $tLying -- $tOn having mis-identified a wild flower -- $tSix years lateral /$rJoseph Brodsky -- $tLeaving -- $tThe catch -- $tSong /$rVinicius de Moraes -- $tIcarium mare -- $tSome riddles from symphosius -- $tUnder a tree -- $tWyeth's milk cans -- $tFor W. H. Auden -- $tOrchard trees, January -- $tMirabeau bridge /$rGuillaume Apollinaire -- $tTrolling for blues -- $tAdvice from the muse -- $tThe rule -- $tA fable -- $tTransit -- $tShad-time -- $tWorlds -- $tAll that is -- $tA finished man -- $tHamlen brook -- $gI.$tBack then -- $gII.$tOur risen states -- $gIII.$tLike a great statue -- $gIV.$tCome dance -- $gV.$tImmigrants still -- $tA storm in April -- $tThe writer -- $tTo the Etruscan poets -- $tThe eye -- $tSleepless at Crown Point -- $tPiccola Commedia -- $tA wedding toast -- $tMarch -- $tIn limbo -- $tA sketch -- $tPeter -- $tCottage Street, 1953 -- $tThe Fourth of July -- $tA shallot -- $tA black birch in winter -- $tFor the student strikers -- $tC minor -- $tTo his skeleton -- $tJohn Chapman -- $tApril 5, 1974 -- $tTeresa -- $tChildren of darkness -- $tBallade of forgiveness /$rFrancois Villon -- $tThe grasshopper and the ant /$rJean de la Fontaine -- $tHappy the man /$rJoachim du Bellay -- $tTo Madame du Chatelet /$rVoltaire -- $tFlippancies -- $tTwo riddles from Aldhelm -- $tRillons, rillettes -- $tThe prisoner of Zenda -- $tThe funeral of Bobo /$rJoseph Brodsky -- $tPhone booth /$rAndrei Voznesensky -- $tAn arrow in the wall /$rAndrei Voznesensky -- $tTwo poems /$rNikolai Morshen -- $tThe mind-reader -- $tThe lilacs -- $tOn the marginal way -- $tComplaint -- $tFern-beds in Hampshire county -- $tIn a churchyard -- $tSeed leaves -- $tIn the field -- $tA wood -- $tFor Dudley -- $gI.$t1933 -- $gII.$tPatriots' Day -- $gIII.$tDodwells Road -- $tUnder Cygnus -- $tThyme flowering among rocks -- $tA miltonic sonnet for Mr. Johnson on his refusal of Peter Hurd's official portrait -- $tA riddle -- $tPlayboy -- $tThe mechanist -- $tThe agent -- $tThe proof -- $tA late aubade -- $tMatthew VIII, 28 ff. -- $tFor K. R. on her sixtieth birthday -- $tWalking to sleep -- $tCompass /$rJorge Luis Borges -- $tEverness /$rJorge Luis Borges -- $tEwigkeit /$rJoroe Luis Borges -- $tLot's wife /$rAnna Akhmatova -- $tFoggy street /$rAndrei Voznesensky -- $tAntiworlds /$rAndrei Voznesensky -- $tDead still /$rAndrei Voznesensky -- $tRondeau /$rCharles D'Orleans -- $tBallade of the ladies of time past /$rFrancois Villon -- $tBallade in old French /$rFrancois Villon -- $tA ballade to end with /$rFrancois Villon -- $tNotes -- $tTwo voices in a meadow -- $tAdvice to a prophet -- $tStop -- $tJunk -- $tLoves of the puppets -- $tA summer morning -- $tA hole in the floor -- $tThe horses /$rJorge Guillen -- $tDeath, from a distance /$rJorge Guillen -- $tShe -- $tGemini -- $tThe undead -- $tOctober maples, Portland -- $tEight riddles from Symphosius -- $tShame -- $tA grasshopper -- $tThe Agrigentum road /$rSalvatore Quasimodo -- $tThe aspen and the stream -- $tA fire-truck -- $tSomeone talking to himself -- $tIn the smoking-car -- $tBallade for the Duke of Orleans -- $tAnteros /$rGerard de Nerval -- $tTo Ishtar -- $tPangloss's song : a comic-opera lyric -- $tTwo quatrains for first frost -- $tAnother voice -- $tTartuffe, Act I, scene 4 /$rMoliere -- $tFall in Corrales -- $tNext door -- $tA Christmas hymn -- $tAltitudes -- $tLove calls us to the things of this world -- $tSonnet -- $tPiazza di Spagna, early morning -- $tJohn Chrysostom -- $tA black November turkey -- $tMind -- $tAfter the last bulletins -- $tLamarck elaborated -- $tA plain song for comadre -- $tMerlin enthralled -- $tA voice from under the table -- $tThe beacon -- $tStatues -- $tLooking into history -- $tL'Invitation au Voyage /$rCharles Baudelaire -- $tDigging for China -- $tA prayer to go to paradise with the donkeys /$rFrancis Jammes -- $tThe pelican /$rPhilippe de Thaun -- $tApology -- $tHelen /$rPaul Valery -- $tBeasts -- $tExeunt -- $tMarginalia -- $tBoy at the window -- $tSpeech for the repeal of the McCarran Act -- $tAll these birds -- $tA baroque wall-fountain in the Villa Sciarra -- $tAn event -- $tA chronic condition -- $tThe mill -- $tFor the new railway station in Rome -- $tThen -- $tConjuration -- $t"A world without objects is a sensible emptiness" -- $tThe pardon -- $tPart of a letter -- $tLa Rose des Vents -- $tEpistemology -- $tCastles and distances -- $tMuseum piece -- $tOde to pleasure -- $tIn the elegy season -- $tMarche aux Oiseaux -- $tJuggler -- $tParable -- $tThe good servant -- $tPity -- $tThe Sirens -- $tYear's end -- $tThe Puritans -- $tGrasse : the olive trees -- $tThe avowal -- $tThe gifts -- $tFive women bathing in moonlight -- $tThe terrace -- $tA problem from Milton -- $tA glance from the bridge -- $tClearness -- $tGames one -- $tGames two -- $tBeowulf -- $tStill, citizen sparrow -- $tWellfleet : the house -- $tThe death of a toad -- $tDriftwood -- $tA courtyard thaw -- $tLament -- $tFlumen Tenebrarum -- $tFrom the lookout rock -- $tTo an American poet just dead -- $tGiacometti -- $tHe was -- $tA simile for her smile -- $tCeremony -- $tCicadas -- $tWater walker -- $tTywater -- $tMined country -- $tPotato -- $tFirst snow in Alsace -- $tOn the eyes of an SS officer -- $tPlace Pigalle -- $tViolet and Jasper -- $tThe peace of cities -- $tThe Giaour and the Pacha -- $tUp, Jack -- $tIn a bird sanctuary -- $tJune light -- $tA song -- $tThe Walgh-Vogel -- $tThe Melongene -- $tObjects -- $tA Dutch courtyard -- $tMy father paints the summer -- $tFolk tune -- $tSun and air -- $tTwo songs in a stanza of Beddoes' -- $tThe waters -- $tSuperiorities -- $tA simplification -- $tA dubious night -- $tL'Etoile -- $tSunlight is imagination -- $t& -- $tO -- $tThe regatta -- $tBell speech -- $tPoplar, sycamore -- $tWinter spring -- $tAttention makes infinity -- $tGrace -- $tLightness -- $tFor Ellen -- $tCaserta garden -- $tPraise in summer -- $tThe beautiful changes -- $tNotes -- $gApp. A.$tShow lyrics -- $tOh, happy we! -- $tGlitter and be gay -- $tThe ragpicker's song -- $gApp. B.$tPoems for children and others -- $tOpposites -- $tMore opposites -- $tA few differences -- $tThe disappearing alphabet -- $tThe pig in the spigot.
520 1 $a"Over the course of his sixty-year career, Richard Wilbur has written seventeen collections of poetry, five children's books, and numerous works of prose and translations. This volume presents a comprehensive collection of Wilbur's work, including many of his most recent poems."--BOOK JACKET.
856 42 $3Contributor biographical information$uhttp://www.loc.gov/catdir/bios/har051/2004009228.html
856 42 $3Publisher description$uhttp://www.loc.gov/catdir/description/har051/2004009228.html
856 41 $3Table of contents$uhttp://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/ecip0417/2004009228.html
852 00 $bglx$hPS3545.I32165$iA6 2004
852 00 $bushi$hPS3545.I32165$iA6 2004