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• catalog alternative "Poems".
• catalog contributor b12546702.
• catalog contributor b12546703.
• catalog created "c2002.".
• catalog date "2002".
• catalog date "c2002.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "c2002.".
• catalog description "IV. Separately Published Poems -- The Lizard King Here -- A Valentine ["Happy the past and time to be"] -- V. Privately Printed Poems -- The Funeral March of Life -- Philosophy -- VI. Unpublished Poems -- Louisiana Winter -- On Viewing an Aztec Pyramid -- The Woodsman -- Sunday Afternoon -- Afternoon of a Poet -- To an Aztec Indian Guide -- On the Death of a Philosopher -- The Hunt -- "These geometric and eternal lines" -- The Dream -- The Loon -- At the Grave of Edward Taylor -- The Oriole at Dusk -- The Return -- Letter to Yvor Winters -- Epitaph [ "What power can breathe to life again"] -- Prayer -- The Cocktail Party -- Boudoir -- Epitaph [ "This flesh must fade, though pure and bright"] -- Eros -- Atomic Apollo -- Toast -- The Personal Muse -- Mr. Cunningham Addresses His Muse, Briefly, -- Concerning the Bow-Wow Style -- Exile -- Design for Living -- The Blizzard -- After the Blizzard -- Two Love Songs -- To Edward Taylor -- Epigram -- ".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 129-131) and index.".
• catalog description "Machine generated contents note: List of Tables -- Commendatory Preface -- Foreword -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- I. New England Earth and Other Poems (1941) -- For the Audience -- Reflections on Fear -- Monologue -- For Hate -- New England Earth -- A Valentine ["Unproven love is the evading wraith"] -- On a Child Lost in the Woods -- The Grand Mesa -- Wedding Wine -- The Meadowlark -- Noon at Neebish -- The Bee -- Letter from Widener Library -- Song -- Birthday Card (for David Stanford) -- Spring -- Sonnet on Graduation -- Sonnet in Autumn -- Rhesus -- The Cartesian Lawnmower -- Country Church -- The Falls -- The Sea Gull -- Summer Scene -- The Thrush -- Bird Call -- II. Poems Added in The Traveler. Allegorical Lyrics (1955) -- Vacation Harvest -- Bayou -- The Intruder -- The Old Woods -- The Fountain of La Merced Cathedral -- III. Poems Added in The Cartesian Lawnmower -- and Other Poems (1984) -- Tussle -- For a Book of Elizabethan Madrigal Verse -- ".
• catalog description "Table of Stanford's Editions and Typescript Collections of Poems -- Tables of Contents for the Published and Unpublished -- Collections of Poems -- Appendices -- A. New England Earth and Other Poems: Opening Quotation -- to the Volume and "Foreword" by Yvor Winters -- B. Donald E. Stanford's Unpublished Description of the -- School of Poetry to Which He Belonged -- C. Excerpts from an Interview with Donald E. Sanford, -- May 2, 1984 -- D. Excerpts from an Interview with Donald E. Stanford, -- May 15, 1992 -- Introduction to Textual Notes -- Bibliography -- Index of Titles -- Index of First Lines.".
• catalog extent "134 p. :".
• catalog identifier "0773472088".
• catalog isPartOf "Studies in American literature (Lewiston, N.Y.) ; v. 51.".
• catalog isPartOf "Studies in American literature ; v. 51".
• catalog issued "2002".
• catalog issued "c2002.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Lewiston, N.Y. : Edwin Mellen Press,".
• catalog subject "811/.54 21".
• catalog subject "PS3537.T182 A17 2002".
• catalog tableOfContents "IV. Separately Published Poems -- The Lizard King Here -- A Valentine ["Happy the past and time to be"] -- V. Privately Printed Poems -- The Funeral March of Life -- Philosophy -- VI. Unpublished Poems -- Louisiana Winter -- On Viewing an Aztec Pyramid -- The Woodsman -- Sunday Afternoon -- Afternoon of a Poet -- To an Aztec Indian Guide -- On the Death of a Philosopher -- The Hunt -- "These geometric and eternal lines" -- The Dream -- The Loon -- At the Grave of Edward Taylor -- The Oriole at Dusk -- The Return -- Letter to Yvor Winters -- Epitaph [ "What power can breathe to life again"] -- Prayer -- The Cocktail Party -- Boudoir -- Epitaph [ "This flesh must fade, though pure and bright"] -- Eros -- Atomic Apollo -- Toast -- The Personal Muse -- Mr. Cunningham Addresses His Muse, Briefly, -- Concerning the Bow-Wow Style -- Exile -- Design for Living -- The Blizzard -- After the Blizzard -- Two Love Songs -- To Edward Taylor -- Epigram -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: List of Tables -- Commendatory Preface -- Foreword -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- I. New England Earth and Other Poems (1941) -- For the Audience -- Reflections on Fear -- Monologue -- For Hate -- New England Earth -- A Valentine ["Unproven love is the evading wraith"] -- On a Child Lost in the Woods -- The Grand Mesa -- Wedding Wine -- The Meadowlark -- Noon at Neebish -- The Bee -- Letter from Widener Library -- Song -- Birthday Card (for David Stanford) -- Spring -- Sonnet on Graduation -- Sonnet in Autumn -- Rhesus -- The Cartesian Lawnmower -- Country Church -- The Falls -- The Sea Gull -- Summer Scene -- The Thrush -- Bird Call -- II. Poems Added in The Traveler. Allegorical Lyrics (1955) -- Vacation Harvest -- Bayou -- The Intruder -- The Old Woods -- The Fountain of La Merced Cathedral -- III. Poems Added in The Cartesian Lawnmower -- and Other Poems (1984) -- Tussle -- For a Book of Elizabethan Madrigal Verse -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "Table of Stanford's Editions and Typescript Collections of Poems -- Tables of Contents for the Published and Unpublished -- Collections of Poems -- Appendices -- A. New England Earth and Other Poems: Opening Quotation -- to the Volume and "Foreword" by Yvor Winters -- B. Donald E. Stanford's Unpublished Description of the -- School of Poetry to Which He Belonged -- C. Excerpts from an Interview with Donald E. Sanford, -- May 2, 1984 -- D. Excerpts from an Interview with Donald E. Stanford, -- May 15, 1992 -- Introduction to Textual Notes -- Bibliography -- Index of Titles -- Index of First Lines.".
• catalog title "Poems".
• catalog title "The complete poems of American poet Donald E. Stanford, 1913-1998 / edited, with textual notes and introduction by R.W. Crump.".
• catalog type "text".