Whitman's & Dickinson's contemporaries an anthology of their verse
Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson were not the poetic stars of their day; Whitman's following was minuscule, if influential, and only a few friends knew that Dickinson wrote poetry. But the contemporaries who eclipsed these major poets now have largely disappeared from our literary landscape. In...
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| 520 | 3 | |a Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson were not the poetic stars of their day; Whitman's following was minuscule, if influential, and only a few friends knew that Dickinson wrote poetry. But the contemporaries who eclipsed these major poets now have largely disappeared from our literary landscape. In this distinctive anthology, Robert Bain gathers together thirteen other scholars to re-present the poetry of these former luminaries, allowing readers to rediscover them, reconstruct the poetic contexts of their age, and better understand why Whitman and Dickinson now overshadow other poets of their time. Arranged chronologically according to the birth dates of the poets, this anthology introduces each poet's work, providing biographical information and discussing the major forms and themes of the work. Each introduction places the poet in a literary and historical context with Whitman and Dickinson and provides a bibliography of secondary sources | |
| 520 | |a This remarkable book recovers a part of our literary heritage that has long been lost | ||
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| adam_text | Contents
Preface
xxi
Introduction
xxiii
Lydia Huntley Sigourney Wilson Somerville
(1791-1865)
ι
Death of an Infant
3
Hebrew Dirge
4
The Indian s Welcome to the Pilgrim Fathers
5
The Early Blue-Bird
6
Monody on Mrs. Hemans
7
To a Shred of Linen
9
William Cullen Bryant Glenn Blalock
(1794-1878)
12
Thanatopsis i5
To a Waterfowl ij
The Prairies
18
The Poet
20
The Death of Lincoln
22
from The Flood of Years
22
George Moses
Horton
Paul Crumbky
(i797?-i883?)
25
On Liberty and Slavery
27
Division of an Estate
29
George Moses
Horton,
Myself
30
The Obstructions of Genius
30
The Art of a Poet
31
The Spectator of the Battle of Belmont, November
6, 1863 32
Lincoln Is Dead
33
Peace at Home
33
Sarah Helen
Whitman Lisa
Carl
(.803-1878) 35
from Sonnets: To Elizabeth Barrett Browning
3y
from Sonnets: To
-------- 38
Night Wanes 3H
from Christmas Eve
39
The Portrait
40
Science
41
Ralph Waldo Emerson Robert Bain
(1803-1882)
42
Each and All
44
Hamatreya
46
The Rhodora
4y
The Snow-Storm
48
Ode Inscribed to W. H. Channing
49
Merlin 5i
Bacchus
55
Concord Hymn
56
Brahma 5y
Days
58
William
Gilmore Simms
Terry Roberts
(1806-1870)
59
The Lost Pleiad
61
The Edge of the Swamp
62
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Robert Bain
(1807-1882)
Є5
A Psalm of Life
67
Hymn to the Night
68
The Slave Singing at Midnight
69
The Arsenal at Springfield yo
The Day Is Done
у і
Seaweed
уз
from The Song of Hiawatha
у4
My Lost Youth
У9
Snow-Flakes
82
Chaucer
82
Milton
83
vnl Contents
The Cross of Snow
83
The Tide Rises, the Tide Falls
84
John Greenleaf Whittier Robert Bain
(1807-1892)
85
Ichabod! 8y
Skipper Ireson s Ride
88
The Double-Headed Snake of Newbury
91
from Snow-Bound
94
Edgar Allan
Poe
Robert Bain
(1809-1849)
in
Sonnet
—
To Science
114
Romance
ι
¡4
To Helen n5
Israfel n5
The City in the Sea ny
The Haunted Palace
118
The Conqueror Worm
119
Dream-Land
121
The Raven
122
Oliver Wendell Holmes Robert Bain
(1809-1894) 12J
Old Ironsides
128
The Last Leaf
129
The Chambered Nautilus
131
The Deacon s Masterpiece; or,
The Wonderful One-Hoss Shay
132
Jones Very Harry Crockett
(1813-1880) i35
The Garden
13y
The Presence
138
The Grave-Yard
138
Terror
139
The Hand and Foot
139
Yourself
139
The Silent
140
The Strangers
141
Contents
Tlie
Wild Rose of Plymouth
141
Freedom and Union
142
1
lath the Rain a Father? Or,
Who I lath Begotten the Drops of Dew?
142
The New World
142
The Freedmen of the Mississippi Valley
143
The New Man
143
John Godfrey
Saxe
Paul Crumbley
(1816-1887)
145
Rhyme of the Rail
14y
from The Proud Miss MacBride
149
from The Money-King i5i
The Blind Men and the Elephant
і5з
Henry David Thoreau Robert Bain
(1817-1862) i56
I Am a Parcel of Vain Strivings Tied iSy
Great God, I Ask Thee for No Meaner Pelf
1
59
Light-Winged Smoke, Icarian Bird
г5э
Woof of the Sun, Ethereal Gauze i5g
William Ellery Channing II
Магу К.
Edmonds
(1817-1901)
161
A Poet s Hope
163
Inscription for a Garden i65
October i65
Sonnet XI
166
To One Complaining i6j
Walden
Spring
г
68
James Russell Lowell Robert Bain
(1819-1891)
169
from The Biglow Papers (First Series) iji
from A Fable for Critics
гу5
Josiah
Gilbert Holland Terry Roberts
(1819-1881) 182
Alone!
183
Contents
Gradatim
184
Intimations
г
SS
Herman
Melville
Ellen
Giduţ
(1819-1891) 188
The Portent
191
Ball s Bluff
192
A Utilitarian View of the Monitors Fight
192
Shiloh
193
Malvern Hill
194
The House-Top 19S
The Apparition
196
The Aeolian Harp
19y
The Maldive Shark
198
In a Garret
199
Monody
199
Art
199
Greek Architecture
200
Alice
Cary
Wilson Somerville
(182O-1871)
201
Pictures of Memory
203
An Order for a Picture
204
The Bridal Veil
206
Snowed Under
20y
Morna
208
Frederick Goddard Tuckerman Paul Crumbley
(1821-1873)
zio
from The First Sonnet Sequence
212
from The Second Sonnet Sequence
213
from The Fifth Sonnet Sequence 2i5
The Cricket 2i5
Thomas Buchanan Read Taimi
Olsen
(1822-1872)
219
The Closing Scene
220
L Envoi
222
Sheridan s Ride
223
Contents
Phoebe
Cary
Wilson Somerville
(1824-1871)
226
The Christian Woman
22y
Death Scene
228
Nearer Home
22g
Samuel Brown 2jo
The Day Is Done
231
Jacob
233
A Woman s Conclusions
233
Bayard Taylor Lisa Carl
(1825-1878) 235
from Hylas 23J
from The Temptation of Hassan Ben Kaled
240
Bedouin Song
24
г
Sonnet
242
from The Quaker Widow
242
Richard Henry Stoddard Ellen Gidui
(1825-1903)
246
Silent Songs
24y
The Flight of Youth
248
Adsum
248
A Woman s Poem
249
An Old Song Reversed 2S2
Frances Ellen Watkins Harper William R. Nash
(1825-1911)
254
The Slave Mother, a Tale of the Ohio
255
Bury Me in a Free Land z5y
Learning to Read
258
A Double Standard
25$
The Martyr of Alabama
261
John Townsend Trowbridge Taimi
Olsen
(1827-1916) 264
The Vagabonds
265
from Darius Green and His Flying-Machine
268
Contents
Henry Timrod Terry Roberts
(i 828-1867) ZJ4
Most Men Know Love
губ
Ethnogenesis 2jy
The Cotton Boll
280
I Know Not Why
284
Spring
284
The Unknown Dead
286
Ode
288
Paul Hamilton Hayne Terry Roberts
(1830-1886)
289
By the Grave of Henry Timrod
291
Fire-Pictures
293
Sonnet
299
Aspects of the Pines
299
The Mocking-Bird at Night
300
Death s Self
301
Helen Hunt Jackson Lisa Carl
(1830-1885) 302
Thought
304
Spinning
304
Gondolieds 30S
Ariadne s Farewell
30y
Coronation
30y
My Legacy
309
The Gods Said Love Is Blind
310
A Woman s Death Wound
310
Semitones
31г
Edmund Clarence Stedman Mary K. Edmonds
(1833-1908)
312
Witchcraft
313
W W.
314
Sargasso Weed
315
Panama
316
Contents
Jolin James Piatt
Harry Crockett
(1835-1917)
318
The Mower in Ohio
320
The Lost Farm
322
Half-Lives
326
To Walt Whitman, the Man
32y
An Idyl of Illinois
32y
The Lost Hunting Ground in Illinois
328
Thomas Bailey Aldrich Susan Bales
(1836-1907) 330
Fannie
332
Baby Bell
333
Realism
336
At the Funeral of a Minor Poet
336
Art
338
Fireflies
339
Longfellow
339
Joaquín
Miller Paul Crumbley
(1837-1913)
340
Kit Carson s Ride
342
from The Sea of Fire
344
The Heroes of America
348
Grant at Shiloh
349
John Hay E. Frances Frame
(1838-1905) 35i
Jim Bludso of the Prairie Belle
363
A Woman s Love 3S4
The Prairie
355
Religion and Doctrine
з56
Abram
Joseph Ryan Susan Bales
(I838Í-I886)
з58
The Conquered Banner 3S9
The Sword of Robert Lee
36г
Song of the Mystic
362
Contents
Bret
Harte
William
R.
Nash
(1839-1902)
364
Plain Language from Truthful James
366
John Burns of Gettysburg
36y
The Ballad of the Emeu
зуо
Edward Rowland Sill Harry Crockett
(1841-1887)
372
Five Lives
3У3
The Fool s Prayer
зу5
Opportunity
зуб
Strange
зуб
Her Explanation
зуу
Tempted
зуу
On Second Thought
зу8
Sidney
Lanier
Wilson Somerville
(1842-1881)
ЗУ
9
The Ship of Earth
381
Com
381
Evening Song
386
Tampa Robins
38y
The Marshes of Glynn
38y
Opposition
391
A Ballad of Trees and the Master
392
John Banister Tabb Paul Crumbley
(1845-1909)
393
At Lanier s Grave
395
The Debtor Christ
395
Narcissus
395
The Humming-Bird
396
Poetry
396
The Captives
396
Evolution
39У
Beethoven and
Angelo
39y
The Tollmen
39y
Deus Absconditus
398
A Sunset
398
Contents
Variety Is the Spice of Life jyS
My Captive
,¡.9.0
l Ile
Coronation of Mary
Ј.да
The Grave-Digger jgg
(»oing
Blind
400
limma
Lazarus Mary
К.
Edmonds
(ι
849-1887)
40i
Links
403
On a Tuft of Grass
403
In the Jewish Synagogue at Newport
404
How Long 4o5
Echoes
40y
The Crowing of the Red Cock
40y
The New Colossus
408
The Cranes of Ibycus
40g
Venus of the Louvre
40g
Assurance
410
James Whitcomb Riley E. Frances Frame
(1849-1916)
41г
The Old Swimmin -Hole
412
Little Orphant Annie
413
Craqueodoom
415
Our Hired Girl
416
Eugene Field Susan Bales
(1850-1895) 418
An Ohio Ditty
41g
Little Boy Blue
420
To Chloe
421
The Duel
422
Little Willie
423
Ella Wheeler Wilcox Scott Romine
(1850-1919)
4г5
Lines from Maurine
42y
Art and Heart
428
The Common Lot
428
Contents
Solitude 42g
The Difference
430
Artist and Man
430
The City
431
Woman
432
Achievement
432
What Love Is
433
Optimism
433
Concentration
434
Life s Opera
434
Edwin Markham William R. Nash
(1852-1940) 435
The Man with the Hoe
43y
The Whirlwind Road
438
Song Made Flesh
439
Lincoln, the Man of the People
439
Henrietta Cordelia Ray Lisa Carl
(і852?-і9іб)
441
Lincoln
443
To My Father 44a
In
Memoriam,
Frederick Douglass
445
from Verses to My Heart s Sister
446
Lizette Woodworth Reese Mary K. Edmonds
(1856-1935) 44J
The Deserted House
449
Blackberry Blossoms
450
Doubt 45o
Truth
45г
After the Rain 4$i
Compensation
45г
A Passing Mood
452
Reserve
452
In Praise of Common Things
452
Tears
453
Spring Ecstasy
454
Before the Look of You
454
Contents
HenjjaminJ
[Franklin] King Glenn Blalock
(1857-1894)
4-K
If I Should Die 4.W
Say When, and Say It 4S7
Evolution
4ÜH
DelSugleon
De
Hill
4.Í9
Nobody Knows
460
Decorate
De
Cabin
460
The Pessimist
46
ι
Horace Logo
Träubel
Glenn Blalock
(1858-1919) 463
Near You Is Sorrow and Plaint
464
Curse Not the Sleeping Past
465
Cosmos
465
I Saw a Thousand Singers Hand in Hand
466
Wild Rose
466
Face to Face
46y
Before Time Was Woman
468
Louise Imogen
Guiney
Taimi
Olsen
(1861-1920)
469
The Wild Ride
471
Tarpeia
471
Two Irish Peasant Songs
474
The Kings
475
Summum Bonum
476
Sunday Chimes in the City
477
In the Docks
477
Sanctuary
477
Borderlands
478
Edith Newbold Jones Wharton Ellen Gidui
(1862-1937) 479
Some Woman to Some Man
480
Wants
481
Chartres
482
from Margaret of Cortona
483
Contents
from The Mortal Lease
484
Survival
484
Richard Hovey E. Frances Frame
(1864-1900)
486
Vagabondia
48y
A Stein Song
491
Harmonics
49
1
When the Priest Left
492
Her Valentine
493
Love and Pity
495
Madison Cawein Scott Romine
(1865-1914) 496
Discovery
497
Penetralia
498
The Wind of Spring
499
Beauty and Art
Soo
Prototypes 5oo
The Winds
Soi
Enchantment
Soi
William Vaughn Moody William R. Nash
(1869-1910) 5oj
Good Friday Night SoS
from The Masque of Judgment Soy
from Jetsam S08
from The Daguerreotype S09
from The Fire-Bringer 5n
from Second Coming 5n
Paul Laurence Dunbar Harry Crockett
(1872-1906)
5ij
Ode to Ethiopia Si5
Accountability 5iy
An Anti-Bellum Sermon Siy
We Wear the Mask S20
Angelina S20
Contents
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husmus
on tlu·
Plantation
5л
Sympathy
5¿)
Тік·
Haunted Oak
.Ui
The
J
»oft 5. 5
(Contributors
5ју
Index
oř
Aulbors,
Titles,
and
l irsi
Lines of Poems
Ді.?
Subject Index
543
Contents
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| language | English |
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| publisher | Southern Illinois Pr. |
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| spellingShingle | Whitman's & Dickinson's contemporaries an anthology of their verse Dickinson, Emily <1830-1886> Contemporaries Whitman, Walt <1819-1892> Contemporaries American poetry 19th century Anthologie (DE-588)4002214-6 gnd Lyrik (DE-588)4036774-5 gnd |
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| title | Whitman's & Dickinson's contemporaries an anthology of their verse |
| title_alt | Whitman's and Dickinson's contemporaries |
| title_auth | Whitman's & Dickinson's contemporaries an anthology of their verse |
| title_exact_search | Whitman's & Dickinson's contemporaries an anthology of their verse |
| title_full | Whitman's & Dickinson's contemporaries an anthology of their verse ed. and with an introd. by Robert Bain |
| title_fullStr | Whitman's & Dickinson's contemporaries an anthology of their verse ed. and with an introd. by Robert Bain |
| title_full_unstemmed | Whitman's & Dickinson's contemporaries an anthology of their verse ed. and with an introd. by Robert Bain |
| title_short | Whitman's & Dickinson's contemporaries |
| title_sort | whitman s dickinson s contemporaries an anthology of their verse |
| title_sub | an anthology of their verse |
| topic | Dickinson, Emily <1830-1886> Contemporaries Whitman, Walt <1819-1892> Contemporaries American poetry 19th century Anthologie (DE-588)4002214-6 gnd Lyrik (DE-588)4036774-5 gnd |
| topic_facet | Dickinson, Emily <1830-1886> Contemporaries Whitman, Walt <1819-1892> Contemporaries American poetry 19th century Anthologie Lyrik USA |
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