<link href="../Styles/Style0001.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"/> <meta content="urn:uuid:feb2301b-7395-429c-9ee9-f85ee64af796" name="Adept.expected.resource"/> </head> <body> <p><br/></p> <h3 style="text-align: center;"><i>English Titles Index</i></h3> <p><br/></p> <p>A lá recherche…</p> <p>Advent, the Late-Arrived Man</p> <p>After an April Rain</p> <p>After the Rain</p> <p>After the Rainstorm</p> <p>After the Storm</p> <p>An Autumn Poem</p> <p>And as Cruel</p> <p>And I Will Meditate Thus…</p> <p>“And Thus Spoke Cain to Abel”</p> <p>April</p> <p>April I</p> <p>April II</p> <p>April 19, 1931</p> <p>April 24, 1932</p> <p>As Imperceptibly</p> <p>At Times Like This After We’ve Quarreled</p> <p>August</p> <p>The Autumn Berries Redden in the Sun</p> <p><br/></p> <p>Bad Conscience</p> <p>Ballad</p> <p>A Ballad</p> <p>Be in High Spirits</p> <p>Before Sleep</p> <p>Before the Storm</p> <p>Beneath the Bough</p> <p>Between New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day</p> <p>Between Tuesday and Wednesday</p> <p>Birth</p> <p>Bittersweet</p> <p>Blinking</p> <p>Broken Elegy</p> <p><br/></p> <p>C. Neumann & Söhne</p> <p>Cartes Postales</p> <p>Changing Landscape</p> <p>Charm</p> <p>Chartres</p> <p>Childhood (It was perhaps fifteen years ago…)</p> <p>Childhood (The Indian cow-ered…)</p> <p>A Childhood Memory</p> <p>Columbus</p> <p>The Corpse</p> <p>The Crimson Flower Unfurls</p> <p>The Cry of Gulls</p> <p><br/></p> <p>The Danube Calls</p> <p>Dawn</p> <p>Dawn Blabbers at the Sparrows from the Windowsill</p> <p>Dawn (City on a hill…)</p> <p>Dawn (In the drifting dust…)</p> <p>Dawn (Slowly drifts the gray…)</p> <p>Days of Piety</p> <p>Death and Autumn</p> <p>December</p> <p>December 8, 1931</p> <p>December Morning</p> <p>Dedication to “New Moon”</p> <p>Dirge</p> <p>Dog Days</p> <p>A Dream Landscape</p> <p>Drunken Song</p> <p>A Duckling Bathes</p> <p>Dusk</p> <p>[The Dusk Scampered Up the Trees…]</p> <p><br/></p> <p>Early Summer</p> <p>Eight O’Clock</p> <p>Eighth Eclogue</p> <p>Elegy at Dawn</p> <p>Elegy at Dusk</p> <p>Elegy (Autumn Has Come…)</p> <p>Elegy for Montenegro</p> <p>Elegy (O, Brave Old Man…)</p> <p>Elegy on the Death of a Bum</p> <p>Elegy on the Death of Gyula Juhász</p> <p>Elegy, or Icon, Without Nails</p> <p>An Eskimo Contemplates Death</p> <p>Evening</p> <p>Evening, a Woman, a Child on Her Back</p> <p>Evening Comes</p> <p>Evening Farewell</p> <p>Evening Has Arrived</p> <p>Evening in the Mountains</p> <p>Evening Smile</p> <p><br/></p> <p>Fairytale</p> <p>A Farewell</p> <p>February</p> <p>February 17, 1932</p> <p>Federico Garcia Lorca</p> <p>Ferenc Hont</p> <p>Fifth Eclogue</p> <p>Fire Hymn</p> <p>First Eclogue</p> <p>Flames Flicker…</p> <p>Flower</p> <p>Flower Song</p> <p>The Fool and the Moon</p> <p>A Foolish Song About the Wife</p> <p>For Katie Cserépfalvi</p> <p>For There Is Earth Beneath the Leaves</p> <p>The Forced March</p> <p>Forest</p> <p>The Forest in October</p> <p>Forgiveness</p> <p>4:1</p> <p>Fourth Eclogue</p> <p>Fragment</p> <p>[Fragment from 1944]</p> <p>Friday</p> <p>Friday Night Grotesque</p> <p>From Chartres to Paris</p> <p>From Dawn to Midnight</p> <p>From Noon to Evening</p> <p>From “Psalms of Rapture”…</p> <p>From the Flowers of Disgust</p> <p>Frothy Sky</p> <p>The Fugitive</p> <p><br/></p> <p>Garden at Dawn</p> <p>The Garden at Night</p> <p>The Garden on Istenhegy</p> <p>Goats</p> <p>Guard and Protect Me</p> <p><br/></p> <p>Have You Run Yet…?</p> <p>He Could No Longer Bear…</p> <p>Heat</p> <p>[Heine Was Blessed by the Lord…]</p> <p>Henri Barbusse Is Dead</p> <p>Hexameters in Late October</p> <p>Hispania, Hispania</p> <p>History</p> <p>Holy Innocents</p> <p>Holy Rebirth in Love</p> <p>Hymn</p> <p>Hymn of Peace</p> <p>A Hymn to the Nile</p> <p>Hymn to the Sun</p> <p><br/></p> <p>I Cannot Know…</p> <p>I Divine Here the Coming Spring</p> <p>I Had No Mother</p> <p>I Hid You Away</p> <p>I Sat with Tristan…</p> <p>[I Sit Upon the Peak of My Days…]</p> <p>I Stared Numbly into the Wine</p> <p>[I Will Now Inflate…]</p> <p>If You Were to Watch Me…</p> <p>Il Faut Laisser…</p> <p>In a Clamorous Palm Tree</p> <p>In a Few Words</p> <p>In Front of the House</p> <p>In My Memories…</p> <p>In the Cemetery</p> <p>In the Midst of Writing</p> <p>In the Restless Hour</p> <p>[In Vain You Pick Your Way…]</p> <p>In Your Two Arms</p> <p>Is This It Then…</p> <p>It Darkens</p> <p>It Is Summer</p> <p>Italian Painter</p> <p><br/></p> <p>January</p> <p>January Apparition</p> <p>January 17, 1932</p> <p>Jardin du Luxemburg</p> <p>John</p> <p>A Joyous Dawn Poem</p> <p>July (It Has Been a Long Time…)</p> <p>July Poem, Afternoon</p> <p>July 7, 1932</p> <p>July (The Furious Wind Strangles…)</p> <p>June</p> <p>Just Sleep</p> <p><br/></p> <p>Lament</p> <p>Landscape</p> <p>Landscape, with Change</p> <p>A Landscape, with Lovers</p> <p>Landscapes</p> <p>Language Lesson</p> <p>Later</p> <p>Law</p> <p>Let Me</p> <p>The Letter</p> <p>A Letter to My Wife</p> <p>Like a Bull</p> <p>Like Death</p> <p>Love</p> <p>Love Poem</p> <p>Love Poem at the End of November</p> <p>Love Poem, in Autumn</p> <p>A Love Poem on Candlemas</p> <p>Love Poem on Istenhegy</p> <p>Love Poem Written in the Woods</p> <p>Love’s Bitter Lament</p> <p>Love’s Game</p> <p>Lullaby</p> <p><br/></p> <p>Many Cars Pass by Here</p> <p>Many of You Saw, How</p> <p>March</p> <p>March On, Condemned!</p> <p>A Marginal Note to Luke</p> <p>Marginalia</p> <p>Marginalia to the Prophet Habakuk</p> <p>Maria Was Here Again Yesterday</p> <p>Mary</p> <p>May</p> <p>May 5, 1932</p> <p>May No Complaint Ever Moisten Your Teeth</p> <p>A May Picnic</p> <p>May’s Truth</p> <p>Meditation</p> <p>Memorial Poem</p> <p>Memories of Pirano</p> <p>A Memory (Ah, My Tiny-Breasted…)</p> <p>A Memory (Oh, My! I Was Still a Boy…)</p> <p>Mere Skin and Bones and Pain</p> <p>Midnight</p> <p>Midnight Storm</p> <p>A Modern Idyll</p> <p>Monday Evening</p> <p>Morning</p> <p>Morning</p> <p>My Little Sister Was Madly in Love</p> <p>My Love Is Ill</p> <p><br/></p> <p>Neither Memory, Nor Magic</p> <p>Night</p> <p>Night (A body sleeps…)</p> <p>Night Falls</p> <p>Night (O the soul forgets…)</p> <p>Night (The heart sleeps…)</p> <p>No Problem</p> <p>Nocturno</p> <p>A Noise, Toward Evening</p> <p>Noon Poem</p> <p>Not Even the Wind Blows Here Anymore</p> <p>Nothingness Is a Singular Something</p> <p>November</p> <p><br/></p> <p>O, Ancient Prisons</p> <p>O Light, Brilliant, Sun-Swept Morning</p> <p>October (A Cool Wind Flutters…)</p> <p>October, Afternoon</p> <p>October (Blind Youths Clamber…)</p> <p>October 6, 1932</p> <p>An October Sketch</p> <p>On the Banks of the Danube</p> <p>On the Old House</p> <p>On the Passport of Someone My Age</p> <p>On the Riverbank</p> <p>On the Way Home</p> <p>[On Well-Fed Windows…]</p> <p><br/></p> <p>Pagan Salute</p> <p>Panic</p> <p>Paris</p> <p>A Parisian Elegy</p> <p>Peace, Horror</p> <p>Perhaps…</p> <p>Place de Notre Dame</p> <p>A Playful Verse After the Harvest</p> <p>A Poem for Men</p> <p>Poem of Cheerless Men</p> <p>Poem of Poverty and Hate</p> <p>A Poem of Reminiscence</p> <p>Poppy</p> <p>Portrait</p> <p>Potters</p> <p>Praise</p> <p>A Precise Verse About Sunset</p> <p>Prologue</p> <p>Prologue to a “Monodrama”</p> <p>Psalms of Devotion</p> <p><br/></p> <p>Quai de Montebello</p> <p>Quiet Lines with Head Bowed</p> <p><br/></p> <p>Rain</p> <p>The Rain Falls, Then Dries…</p> <p>Rain Shower (A Knock-Kneed Clumsy Storm…)</p> <p>Rain Shower (You Were Right to Run…)</p> <p>Razglednica</p> <p>Razglednica (2)</p> <p>Razglednica (3)</p> <p>Razglednica (4)</p> <p>Reckoning</p> <p>Recruiting Song</p> <p>A Repeating Poem</p> <p>Repose</p> <p>Restless Comes the Fall</p> <p>Restless Night</p> <p>Root</p> <p>The Rose</p> <p><br/></p> <p>Salutation</p> <p>Saturday Evening Grotesque</p> <p>Scraps of Paper</p> <p>Second Eclogue</p> <p>Secret Song and Magic</p> <p>September</p> <p>Seventh Eclogue</p> <p>Simile</p> <p>Similes</p> <p>Situation Report</p> <p>Small Boy</p> <p>Smile</p> <p>[So You Press On Little Brother…]</p> <p>Song</p> <p>Song About Death</p> <p>Song of the Black Man Who Went to Town</p> <p>Song While Waiting for Winter</p> <p>A Sorrowful Praise of Every Orphanhood</p> <p>Spring Flies…</p> <p>A Spring Poem</p> <p>Stanzas Written on a Moonlit Night</p> <p>Steel Chorus</p> <p>Still Life</p> <p>A Stirring in the Night</p> <p>A Stirring Myth</p> <p>Suddenly</p> <p>The Summer of Old Wives</p> <p>A Sunday in Summer</p> <p>Sweltering Heat</p> <p><br/></p> <p>Tapé, Ancient Evening</p> <p>A Tentative Ode</p> <p>The Terrible Angel</p> <p>A Terrifying, Angry Portrait</p> <p>Third Eclogue</p> <p>Three Fragments from a More Ambitious Composition</p> <p>Three Winks</p> <p>Thursday</p> <p>A Tiny Birthday Eclogue</p> <p>Tired Afternoon</p> <p>To a Dabbler in Poetry</p> <p>To a Sick Girl in Bed</p> <p>To Be Said Over and Over</p> <p>To What End</p> <p>Toward Nightfall</p> <p>Tranquility</p> <p>Tuesday</p> <p>Tuesday Evening</p> <p>Tuesday Night Grotesque</p> <p>Twenty-Eight Years</p> <p>Twenty-Nine Years</p> <p>Twilight (“Heather,”—I Say…)</p> <p>Twilight (See How the Mournful Colors…)</p> <p>Two Fragments</p> <p>Two Grotesques</p> <p>Two Icons</p> <p>The Typists</p> <p><br/></p> <p>Variations on Sorrow (I Am Left Once More Alone…)</p> <p>Variations on Sorrow (Look, I Just Arrived from the Garden…)</p> <p>Veresmart</p> <p>Versailles</p> <p>A Verse of Lovers in Springtime</p> <p>Verse of Outlaws</p> <p>Virgins Bathed in Sunlight, the Shepherds and the Flock</p> <p>A Vision</p> <p><br/></p> <p>War Diary</p> <p>Welcome the Day!</p> <p>[Well Gyula, This Year You’re Once Again…]</p> <p>Whistle with the Wind!</p> <p>Winter</p> <p>Winter</p> <p>Winter Chorus</p> <p>A Winter Poem</p> <p>Winter Sunday</p> <p>Winter Sunlight</p> <p>With Your Right Hand on My Neck</p> <p>Woodland Song from Somewhere</p> <p>Writhing</p> <p>Writing in a Copy of “Steep Road”</p> <p><br/></p> <p>Yesterday and Today</p> <p>You Wonder My Dear…</p> <p>Youth</p> </body> </html>