Four and a half dancing men
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Four and a half dancing men
（Oxford poets）
Oxford University Press, 1993
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This collection is the second book of poems by Anne Stevenson since her "Selected Poems". Two long poems for the heart of this collection: "From My Study" celebrates an ex-mining town in Durham, and a sequence of poems in "Visits to the Cemetary of the Long Alive" looks at the question of old age. She is also the author of "Correspondences" and "The Other House", as well as the biographer of Sylvia Plath.
Table of Contents
- Part 1: Salter's gate
- from my study
- cold
- skills
- experimental
- Brueghel's snow
- negatives
- four-and-a-half dancing men
- washing the clocks
- the professor's tale
- late
- politesse
- puritan days
- Hans Memling's Sybilla Sambetha
- a quest
- level Cambridgeshire. Part 2 Visits to the cemetary of the long alive: Hadrian's
- a sepia garden
- bloody bloody
- a tricksy June
- lost Mrs Meredith
- to witness pain is a different form of pain. Part 3 Two for Radcliffe squires: with a gift of Welsh poppy seeds
- May bluebells, coed aber artro
- binoculars in Ardudwy
- trinity at low tide
- painting it in
- original sin
- terrorist
- when the camel is dust it goes through the needle's eye
- north wind light. Part 4 Two poems for John Cole and One for Annable Cole: Dinghy
- Cambrian
- after you left.
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