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Title The golden Ecco anthology : 100 great poems of the English language / edited by Mark Strand.

Published Hopewell, N.J. : Ecco Press, c1994.
Edition 1st ed.

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Table of Contents
 Preface 
 Fowls in the Frith Anonymous3
 I Am of Ireland Anonymous4
 Thomas the Rhymer Anonymous5
 Sir Patrick Spens Anonymous9
 Western Wind Anonymous11
 "They fle from me that sometyme did me seke" / Thomas Wyatt12
 Lullaby of a Lover / George Gascoigne13
 Of Money / Barnabe Googe15
 Lowest Trees Have Tops / Edward Dyer16
 Lie / Walter Ralegh17
 "One day I wrote her name upon the strand" / Edmund Spenser20
 Ye Goat-herd Gods / Philip Sidney21
 Burning Babe / Robert Southwell24
 Litany in Time of Plague / Thomas Nashe25
 Elegy / Chidiock Tichborne27
 "Since ther's no helpe, come let us kisse and part" / Michael Drayton28
 Passionate Shepherd to His Love / Christopher Marlowe29
 "How like a winter hath my absence been" / William Shakespeare31
 Tom O'Bedlam's Song Anonymous32
 Relic / John Donne35
 Epitaph on Salomon Pavy, a Child of Queen Elizabeth's Chapel / Ben Jonson37
 Mad Maid's Song / Robert Herrick38
 "Love bade me welcome: yet my soul drew back" / George Herbert40
 Song / Thomas Carew41
 Dirge / James Shirley42
 Of English Verse / Edmund Waller43
 Philosopher and the Lover; To a Mistress Dying / William Davenant45
 "When I consider how my light is spent" / John Milton47
 No Platonique Love / William Cartwright48
 To His Coy Mistress / Andrew Marvell49
 Corruption / Henry Vaughan51
 Discourse of Melancholy / Margaret Cavendish53
 To The Ladies / Mary, Lady Chudleigh54
 Nocturnal Reverie / Anne Finch55
 Progress of Beauty / Jonathan Swift57
 Ode on Solitude / Alexander Pope62
 Sick Rose / William Blake63
 To a Mouse / Robert Burns64
 Lucy Gray / William Wordsworth67
 Proud Maisie / Walter Scott70
 Kubla Khan / Samuel Taylor Coleridge71
 Darkness / George Gordon73
 "When the lamp is shattered" / Percy Bysshe Shelley76
 Badger / John Clare78
 To Cole, the Painter, Departing for Europe / William Cullen Bryant80
 Ode to a Nightingale / John Keats81
 Rhodora / Ralph Waldo Emerson85
 Snow-Flakes / Henry Wadsworth Longfellow86
 Telling the Bees / John Greenleaf Whittier87
 Annabel Lee / Edgar Allan Poe90
 Tithonus / Alfred Tennyson92
 Memorabilia / Robert Browning95
 Owl and the Pussy Cat / Edward Lear96
 Stanzas Emily or Charlotte Bronte98
 Maldive Shark / Herman Melville99
 Noiseless Patient Spider / Walt Whitman100
 Woodspurge / Dante Gabriel Rossetti101
 "As imperceptibly as grief" / Emily Dickinson102
 "When I am dead, my dearest" / Christina Rossetti103
 Afterwards / Thomas Hardy104
 Windhover / Gerard Manley Hopkins106
 Into My Heart an Air that Kills / A. E. Housman107
 Way Through the Woods / Rudyard Kipling108
 Easter 1916 / William Butler Yeats109
 House on the Hill / Edwin Arlington Robinson112
 "I saw a man pursuing the horizon" / Stephen Crane113
 Sympathy / Paul Lawrence Dunbar114
 For Once, Then, Something / Robert Frost115
 Mnemosyne / Trumbull Stickney116
 Gallows / Edward Thomas118
 Postcard from the Volcano / Wallace Stevens120
 These / William Carlos Williams122
 Piano / D. H. Lawrence124
 River Merchant's Wife: A Letter / Ezra Pound125
 Horses / Edwin Muir127
 Grave / Marianne Moore129
 Animula / T. S. Eliot131
 Annihilation / Conrad Aiken133
 "What lips my lips have kissed, and where, and why" / Edna St. Vincent Millay135
 You, Andrew Marvell / Archibald MacLeish136
 Anthem for Doomed Youth / Wilfred Owen138
 Repose of Rivers / Hart Crane139
 Advice / Langston Hughes140
 Yet Do I Marvel / Countee Cullen141
 Birth of Love / Robert Penn Warren142
 In Memory of W. B. Yeats / W. H. Auden145
 Observation Car / A. D. Hope148
 Brandy Glass / Louis MacNeice151
 At the Fishhouses / Elizabeth Bishop152
 Those Winter Sundays 1913-1980. / Robert Hayden155
 Moon and the Night and the Men / John Berryman156
 Fern Hill / Dylan Thomas158
 Fall 1961 / Robert Lowell161
 Meridian / Amy Clampitt163
 In the Park / Gwen Harwood164
 Advice to a Prophet / Richard Wilbur165
 Aubade / Philip Larkin167
 Menage a Trois / Howard Moss169
 Hill / Anthony Hecht172
 As You Came from the Holy Land / John Ashbery174
 Copyright Acknowledgments177
Description x, 180 p. ; 20 cm.
Summary "Choosing 100 great poems of the English language is a staggering prospect for even the worthiest editor. It involves the considerable task of culling from the entire canon a select group of poets and each one's single most important poem. In The Golden Ecco Anthology, Mark Strand, recent poet laureate of the United States and editor of Contemporary American Poets, Another Republic, and The Best American Poetry 1991, combines 100 poetic voices in a masterful celebration of the English language." "With seamless grace he moves from era to era and voice to voice and his selections are often surprising, always remarkable. It is safe to say that Strand, who received the 1992 Rebekah Johnson Bobbitt National Prize for Poetry for his 1990 collection The Continuous Life and last year's prestigious Bollingen Prize, has a vision that encompasses both the consummate practice and informed appreciation of his art. The poems that Strand chooses do not in their intractable finesse slam the door on the poets' skills as if to say: "There you have it!" On the contrary, his choices hint at range in virtuosity and provide wonderful openings into the artists' greater work."--BOOK JACKET.
Subjects English poetry.
American poetry.
Other Author Strand, Mark, 1934-2014.
ISBN 0880013664 :
OCLC # 30624693
LCCN 94025449