Poems 1968-1972 [Paperback]

Denise Levertov (Author)

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3 A.m., September 1, 1969
Adam's Complaint
Advent 1966
Alice Transfixed
Animal Rights
At David's Grave
At The Mass Ave Poetry Hawkers' Reading
Biafra
Brass Tacks
The Broken Sandal
Bullfrogs To Fireflies To Moths
By Rail Through The Earthly Paradise, Perhaps Bedfordshire
The Cabbage Field
A Cloak
The Cold Spring
Craving
The Curve
Dance Memories
A Dark Summer Day
The Day The Audience Walked Out On Me, And Why
A Defeat
A Defeat In The Green Mountains
Despair
Dialogue
Dream
Earth Dust
Earthwards
An Embroidery
Entr'acte (1)
Entr'acte (2)
Entr'acte (3)
Equilibrium
Exchange
February Evening In Boston, 1971
The Footprints
For Paul And Sally Goodman
Forest Altar, September
Fragment
Gifts
Goethe's Blues: 1
The Good Dream
The Gulf
The Gulf (ii)
He-who-came-forth
The Heart
Hope It's True
A Hunger
Hut
In Silence
Initiation
Intrusion
Invocation
Joie De Vivre
July 1968
Keeping Track
Knowing The Way
Leather Jacket
Liebestod
The Life Around Us
Life At War
Life Is Not A Walk Across A Field
Living With A Painting
Love Poem
M.c.5
Mad Song
The Malice Of Innocence
Man Alone
A Marigold From North Vietnam
Memories Of John Keats
Moon Tiger
The Needles
New Year's Garland For My Students
The News
Not To Have
Not Yet
A Note To Olga
Novella
Obstinate Faith
An Old Friend's Self Portrait
The Old King
Olga Poems (olga Levertov, 1914-1964)
Only Connect
The Open Secret
Overheard Over S.e. Asia
Part I
Part Ii
Part Iii
Part Iv
A Place To Live
The Poem Unwritten
Prologue: An Interim
Prologue: An Interim
The Rain
The Rebuff
Relearning The Alphabet
Riders At Dusk
Road
The Roamer
Scenario
Secret Festival; September Moon
The Singer
Small Satori
Snail
Somebody Trying
Souvenir D'amitie
The Sun Going Down Upon Our Wrath
Sun, Moon, And Stones
Swan That Sings And
Tenebrae (fall Of 1967)
Time To Breathe
To Antonio Machado
To Kevin O'leary, Wherever He Is
A Tree Telling Of Orpheus
Two Variations: Enquiry
Under A Blue Star
Waiting
The Wanderer
Wanting The Moon (i)
Wanting The Moon (ii)
What Were They Like
What Wild Dawns There Were
Why Me
Wind Song
Wings Of A God
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Product Details

• Paperback: 259 pages
• Publisher: New Directions Publishing Corporation (February 1988)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 0811210057
• ISBN-13: 978-0811210058
• Product Dimensions: 7.9 x 5.2 x 0.8 inches
• Shipping Weight: 10.2 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
• Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (2 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #558,984 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

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3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars One of the greatest poets ever..., May 14, 2002

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This is an amaizing book! I have read many of her poems and books and this one is the best one yet. Her depth in writing is so clear and evident, and her portrail of how people feel is exceptional. She tends to really understand people and the human state of mind. If you like any of Sylvia Plath you will difinently love Denise Levertov. Read this book and I hope you enjoy...

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This review is from: Poems 1968-1972 (Paperback)

A library book, but a good value for the price I paid, Levertov just died and I just discovered her, a very engaging poet