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The poets nearest to us in time often seem the most remote and difficult. Helen Vendler closes the distance. She keeps the poet in view not only as thinker and artist, but as a man or woman whose humanity never disappears in her analysis. With her penetrating critical gift, Vendler assesses American poets from T. S. Eliot to Charles Wright.
Contents
Foreword 1. Wallace Stevens The False and True Sublime Souvenirs and Prophecies Stevens and Keats's "To Autumn" Apollo's Harsher Songs 2. Marianne Moore 3. T. S. Eliot The Waste Land 4. Robert Penn Warren Audubon: A Vision 5. W.H. Auden City Without Walls 6. Elizabeth Bishop Domestication, Domesticity, and the Otherworldly 7. Randall Jarrell The Complete Poems The Third Book of Criticism 8. John Berryman Dream Songs 9. Robert Lowell A Difficult Grandeur "Ulysses, Circe, Penelope" Day by Day Pudding Stone Last Days and Last Poems Howard Nemerov Collected Poems Frank O'Hara The Virtue of the Alterable Allen Ginsberg Planet News, 1961-1967 The Fall of America James Merrill Braving the Elements Divine Comedies Mirabell: Books of Number W.S. Merwin The Miner's Pale Children Adrienne Rich Diving into the Wreck Of Woman Born Sylvia Plath Crossing the Water Charles Wright The Transcendent "I" Dave Smith "Oh I Admire and Sorrow" Louise Gluck Broadsides Good Black Poems, One by One Ammons, Berryman, Cummings Eight Poets Ten Poets Books Discussed