Introduction | |
'All catches alight' | p. 3 |
'This was your place of birth, this daytime palace' | p. 5 |
'The moon is full tonight' | p. 6 |
Dawn | p. 7 |
Conscript | p. 8 |
'Kick up the fire, and let the flames break loose' | p. 9 |
'The horns of the morning' | p. 10 |
Winter | p. 11 |
'Climbing the hill within the deafening wind' | p. 13 |
'Within the dream you said' | p. 14 |
Night-Music | p. 15 |
'Like the train's beat' | p. 16 |
'I put my mouth' | p. 17 |
Nursery Tale | p. 18 |
The Dancer | p. 19 |
'The bottle is drunk out by one' | p. 20 |
'To write one song, I said' | p. 21 |
'If grief could burn out' | p. 22 |
Ugly Sister | p. 23 |
'I see a girl dragged by the wrists' | p. 24 |
'I dreamed of an out-thrust arm of land' | p. 26 |
'One man walking a deserted platform' | p. 27 |
'If hands could free you, heart' | p. 28 |
'Love, we must part now: do not let it be' | p. 29 |
'Morning has spread again' | p. 30 |
'This is the first thing' | p. 31 |
'Heaviest of flowers, the head' | p. 32 |
'Is it for now or for always' | p. 33 |
'Pour away that youth' | p. 34 |
'So through that unripe day you bore your head' | p. 35 |
The North Ship | p. 36 |
'Waiting for breakfast, while she brushed her hair' | p. 40 |
Lines on a Young Lady's Photograph Album | p. 43 |
Wedding-Wind | p. 45 |
Places, Loved Ones | p. 46 |
Coming | p. 47 |
Reasons for Attendance | p. 48 |
Dry-Point | p. 49 |
Next, Please | p. 50 |
Going | p. 51 |
Wants | p. 52 |
Maiden Name | p. 53 |
Born Yesterday | p. 54 |
Whatever Happened? | p. 55 |
No Road | p. 56 |
Wires | p. 57 |
Church Going | p. 58 |
Age | p. 60 |
Myxomatosis | p. 61 |
Toads | p. 62 |
Poetry of Departures | p. 64 |
Triple Time | p. 65 |
Spring | p. 66 |
Deceptions | p. 67 |
I Remember, I Remember | p. 68 |
Absences | p. 70 |
Latest Face | p. 71 |
If, My Darling | p. 72 |
Skin | p. 73 |
Arrivals, Departures | p. 74 |
At Grass | p. 75 |
Here | p. 79 |
Mr. Bleaney | p. 81 |
Nothing To Be Said | p. 82 |
Love Songs in Age | p. 83 |
Naturally the Foundation will Bear Your Expenses | p. 84 |
Broadcast | p. 85 |
Faith Healing | p. 86 |
For Sidney Bechet | p. 87 |
Home is so Sad | p. 88 |
Toads Revisited | p. 89 |
Water | p. 91 |
The Whitsun Weddings | p. 92 |
Self's the Man | p. 95 |
Take One Home for the Kiddies | p. 97 |
Days | p. 98 |
MCMXIV | p. 99 |
Talking in Bed | p. 100 |
The Large Cool Store | p. 101 |
A Study of Reading Habits | p. 102 |
As Bad as a Mile | p. 103 |
Ambulances | p. 104 |
The Importance of Elsewhere | p. 105 |
Sunny Prestatyn | p. 106 |
First Sight | p. 107 |
Dockery and Son | p. 108 |
Ignorance | p. 110 |
Reference Back | p. 111 |
Wild Oats | p. 112 |
Essential Beauty | p. 113 |
Send No Money | p. 114 |
Afternoons | p. 115 |
An Arundel Tomb | p. 116 |
To the Sea | p. 121 |
Sympathy in White Major | p. 123 |
The Trees | p. 124 |
Livings | p. 125 |
Forget What Did | p. 128 |
High Windows | p. 129 |
Friday Night in the Royal Station Hotel | p. 130 |
The Old Fools | p. 131 |
Going, Going | p. 133 |
The Card-Players | p. 135 |
The Building | p. 136 |
Posterity | p. 139 |
Dublinesque | p. 140 |
Homage to a Government | p. 141 |
This Be The Verse | p. 142 |
How Distant | p. 143 |
Sad Steps | p. 144 |
Solar | p. 145 |
Annus Mirabilis | p. 146 |
Vers de Societe | p. 147 |
Show Saturday | p. 149 |
Money | p. 152 |
Cut Grass | p. 153 |
The Explosion | p. 154 |
Uncollected Poems 1940-1972 | |
Ultimatum | p. 157 |
Story | p. 158 |
A Writer | p. 159 |
May Weather | p. 160 |
Observation | p. 161 |
Disintegration | p. 162 |
Mythological Introduction | p. 163 |
A Stone Church Damaged by a Bomb | p. 164 |
Femmes Damnees | p. 165 |
Plymouth | p. 166 |
Portrait | p. 167 |
The Dedicated | p. 168 |
Modesties | p. 169 |
Fiction and the Reading Public | p. 170 |
Oils | p. 171 |
'Who called love conquering' | p. 172 |
'Since the majority of me' | p. 173 |
Arrival | p. 174 |
Tops | p. 175 |
Success Story | p. 176 |
Continuing to Live | p. 177 |
Pigeons | p. 178 |
Breadfruit | p. 179 |
Love | p. 180 |
'When the Russian tanks roll westward' | p. 181 |
How | p. 182 |
Heads in the Women's Ward | p. 183 |
Uncollected Poems 1974-1984 | |
The Life with a Hole in it | p. 187 |
Bridge for the Living | p. 188 |
Aubade | p. 190 |
1952-1977 | p. 192 |
'New eyes each year' | p. 193 |
The Mower | p. 194 |
'Dear CHARLES, My Muse, asleep or dead' | p. 195 |
'By day, a lifted study-storehouse' | p. 197 |
Party Politics | p. 198 |
Composition dates and dates of first appearance | p. 201 |
Index of titles | p. 211 |
Index of first lines | p. 215 |
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