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Cover Landing Page Title Page Contents Preface PART ONE Poems (1933)
I ‘He will watch the hawk with an indifferent eye’ II ‘Rolled over on Europe: the sharp dew frozen to stars’ III ‘Marston, dropping it in the grate, broke his pipe.’ IV ‘Not to you I sighed. No, not a word’ V ‘Acts passed beyond the boundary of mere wishing’ VI ‘I hear the cries of evening, while the paw’ VII ‘Different living is not living in different places’ VIII ‘An “I” can never be a great man’ IX Beethoven’s Death Mask X ‘Never being, but always at the edge of Being’ XI ‘My parents quarrel in the neighbour room’ XII ‘My parents kept me from children who were rough’ XIII ‘What I expected was’ XIV In 1929 XV The Port XVI ‘Moving through the silent crowd’ XVII ‘Who live under the shadow of a war’ XVIII ‘How strangely this sun reminds me of my love!’ XIX ‘Your body is stars whose million glitter here’ XX The Prisoners XXI ‘Without that once clear aim, the path of flight’ XXII ‘oh young men oh young comrades’ XXIII ‘I think continually of those who were truly great.’ XXIV ‘After they have tired of the brilliance of cities’ XXV The Funeral XXVI The Express XXVII The Landscape near an Aerodrome XXVIII The Pylons XXIX ‘Abrupt and charming mover’ XXX ‘In railway halls, on pavements near the traffic’ XXXI ‘Those fireballs, those ashes’ XXXII ‘From all these events, from the slump, from the war, from the boom’ XXXIII ‘Not palaces, an era’s crown’
PART TWO
‘Lying awake at night’ ‘That girl who laughed and had black eyes’ XXVI Van der Lubbe Speech from a Play ‘If it were not too late!’ In No Man’s Land Polar Exploration The Past Values An Elementary School Class Room in a Slum Hampstead Autumn The Room above the Square View from a Train Two Armies Ultima Ratio Regum The Coward A Stopwatch and an Ordnance Map War Photograph Fall of a City At Castellon The Bombed Happiness Darkness and Light The Separation To a Spanish Poet Auf dem Wasser zu Singen The Vase of Tears The Double Shame No Orpheus, No Eurydice The Drowned The Barn To Natasha from Elegy for Margaret II, V Man and Woman Lost Seascape To My Daughter Missing My Daughter Nocturne Sirmione Peninsula Subject: Object: Sentence Middle East from Diary Poems: 26 January 1970 A Father in Time of War Air Raid The Generous Days A First War Childhood
PART THREE
Orpheus Eurydice Hermes (Rilke) from The Duino Elegies: The First Elegy (Rilke) from The Duino Elegies: The Fifth Elegy (Rilke) Paris (Aragon) Ballad of the Exterior Life (Hofmannsthal) from Antigone
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