MARC Record from Marygrove College

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008 730213s1954 nyu 000 0 eng
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050 00 $aPR6037.I8$bA17 1954
082 00 $a821.91
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049 $aMAIN
100 1 $aSitwell, Edith,$d1887-1964.
240 10 $aPoems
245 10 $aCollected poems.
260 $aNew York :$bVanguard Press,$c[1954]
300 $a442 pages ;$c25 cm
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505 0 $aSome notes on my own poetry -- Early poems: Serenade -- Mandoline -- Singerie -- The avenue -- The king of China's daughter -- Bucolic comedies: Early spring -- Spring -- Aubade -- Three poor witches -- Two kitchen songs -- King Cophetua and the beggar maid -- Gardener Janus catches a naiad -- Green geese -- The higher sensualism -- Springing Jack -- Pavane -- When the sailor -- Evening -- Winter -- Spinning song -- Two songs -- The bear -- On the vanity of human aspirations -- The man with the green patch -- The sleeping beauty -- Facade: The drum -- Clowns' houses -- Pere Amelot -- Ass-face -- Said King Pompey -- The bat -- Lullaby for jumbo -- Trio for two cats and a trombone -- Madam mouse trots -- Four in the morning -- Black Mrs. Behemoth -- Came the great Popinjay -- The wind's bastinado -- En famille -- Country dance -- Mariner-man -- The octogenarian -- Bells of gray crystal -- When cold December -- Fox trot -- Polka -- Mazurka -- Jodelling song -- Waltz -- Popular song -- By the lake -- Dark song -- Water party -- The satyr in the Periwig -- I do like to be beside the seaside -- Hornpipe -- Scotch rhapsody -- Something lies beyond the scene -- Sir Beelzebub -- Marine: Why? -- Fireworks -- Switchback -- Minstrels -- Pedagogues -- Portrait of a barmaid -- The drunkard -- Colonel Fantock -- Three rustic elegies: The little ghost who died for love -- The hambone and the heart -- The ghost whose lips were warm -- The madness of Saul (Fragment) -- Elegy on dead fashion -- Metamorphosis: First version, 1929 -- Second version, 1946 -- Romance -- Five songs: Daphne -- The peach tree -- The strawberry -- The greengage tree -- The nectarine tree -- Gold coast customs -- Later poems: 1940-1945: Invocation -- An old woman: I, an old woman in the light of the sun -- Harvest -- Eurydice -- Songs for two voices -- Still falls the rain -- Lullaby -- Serenade: any man to any woman -- Street song -- O yet forgive -- Poor young simpleton: An old song resung -- "I walked with my dead living love in the city."
505 0 $aSong: Once my heart was a summer rose -- Green flows the river of Lethe-O -- A mother to her dead child -- Tattered serenade: Beggar to shadow: These are the nations of the dead -- In the summer, when no one is cold -- The song of the cold -- Tears -- Heart and mind -- Green song -- Anne Boylyne song -- A young girl -- How many heavens ... The flowering forest -- Holiday -- Song: we are the darkness in the heat of the day -- The youth with the red-gold hair -- Girl and butterfly -- Song: The queen gee sighed -- You, the young rainbow -- The poet laments the coming of old age -- 'O bitter love, o death ... -- A sylph's song -- Most lovely shade -- 'Lo, this is she that was the world's desire' -- The swans -- One day in spring -- A song at morning -- The two loves -- Poems 1945-1949: The canticle of the rose: The bee oracles: The bee-keeper -- A sleepy tune -- Mary Stuart to James Bothwell: Casket letter no. 2 -- A bird's song -- Dido's song -- Medusa's love song -- A hymn to Venus -- Spring morning -- Out of school -- A simpleton -- Street acrobat -- Song: Now that fate is dead and gone -- The stone-breakers: a prison song -- The coat of fire -- Three poems of the atomic age: Dirge for the new sunrise -- The shadow of Cain -- The canticle of the rose -- Poems: 1949-1954: Bagatelle -- Gardeners and astronomers -- Three poems on a theme: The road to Thebes: Beside the yellow foam that sings of Lydian airs ... -- Interlude -- The night wind -- Two songs: You said, 'This is the time of the wild spring ... -- The song of the beggar maid to King Cophetua -- Butterfly weather -- The madwoman in the park -- The blinded song-bird near the battlefield -- The wind of early spring -- Sailor, what of the isles? -- The April rain -- Two songs: Prometheus' song -- The queen of Scotland's reply to a reproof from John Knox -- Two songs of Queen Anne Boleyn: The king of nowhere said to me -- At cockcrow -- Of the wise and the foolish -- Song: Where is all the bright company gone? -- A song of the dust.
590 $bInternet Archive - 2
590 $bInternet Archive 2
650 0 $aPoetry.
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776 08 $iOnline version:$aSitwell, Edith, Dame, 1887-1964.$sPoems.$tCollected poems.$dNew York : Vanguard Press, [1954]$w(OCoLC)575576918
856 42 $3The John, Ruth, and Sally Ruth MacCorkell Fund Home Page$uhttp://hdl.library.upenn.edu/1017.12/927925
938 $aBaker and Taylor$bBTCP$n54011518
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