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Poetry
This collection includes poems, ballads, and limericks, and critical studies.
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Poetry Scotland number four
Serif Books
1949
A collection of representative pieces by Scottish poets in English, Scots and Gaelic.
Selected poems
Oliver and Boyd
1947
A selection of poems by the Scottish broadcaster, writer and poet.
Memo for spring
Reprographia
1972
The first collection of poems by the Scottish writer and broadcaster.
Longfellow day by day
George Harrap
1910
A collection of extracts from Longfellow's poems, one for each day of the year.
The vision of Sir Launfal
Astolat Press
1904
A poem by the American writer, critic, editor, and diplomat who was associated with the Fireside Poets,
And time moves on
Castlelaw Press
1972
A collection of poems by the Scottish writer and convener of the Edinburgh branch of the Clarsach Society.
Collected poems
Chatto and Windus : Hogarth Press
1985
A collection of poems drawn from thirteen previous volumes plus around a hundred which have never been previously published.
Honour'd shade: an anthology of new Scottish poetry to mark the bicentenary of the birth of Robert Burns
W. & R. Chambers Ltd
1959
A collection of previously uncollected poetry to mark the 200th anniversary of the birth of Robert Burns, including contributions from Sydney Goodsir Smith and Hugh MacDiarmid.
Complete poems 1920-1976
Martin Brian & O'Keeffe
1978
Number 31 of a limited edition of sixty-five, signed by MacDiarmid on the half-title page of volume 1. With loosely inserted colophon.
In memoriam James Joyce: from a vision of world language
William MacLellan
1956
A collection of six long poems including one written on Shetland immediately after Joyce's death in 1941. The second impression corrects some misprints.
On a raised beach: a poem
Harris Press
1967
Number 12 of a limited edition of two hundred inscribed by MacDiarmid to composer and music publisher Norman Peterkin.
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Selected poems of Hugh MacDiarmid
William MacLellan
1944
A selection of poems covering the period 1925-1939. From the library of the noted architect, and co-founder of the Scottish Nationalist Party, Robert Hurd.
Complete poems 1920-1976
Martin Brian & O'Keeffe
1978
An anthology of all MacDiarmid's poems from more than thirty books.
A drunk man looks at the thistle
Caledonian Press
1953
This new edition of MacDiarmid's lengthy poem, first published in 1926, contains an author's note as well as an introductory essay by David Daiches.
Collected poems of Hugh MacDiarmid (C.M. Grieve)
Oliver and Boyd
1962
All the poems which the author thought worthy of inclusion in a definitive edition.
Three hymns to Lenin
Castle Wynd Printers Limited
1957
Brings together three poems which appeared in separate publications between 1930 and 1955.
Three hymns to Lenin
Castle Wynd Printers Limited
1957
Brings together three poems which appeared in separate publications between 1930 and 1955.
The fire of the spirit: two poems
Duncan Glen
1965
Number 218 of a limited edition of 355.
A vision of Scotland
Gordon Wilson
1965
A limited edition of 45 signed by E. B. Wilson of printers Gordon Wilson.
Early lyrics of Hugh MacDiarmid recently discovered among letters to his schoolmaster and friend George Ogilvie
Akros Publications
1968
A limited edition of 350. This is number 7 and one of the 50 copies which were signed by the author and the editor.
A lap of honour
MacGibbon & Kee
1967
A collection of poems published to coincide with MacDiarmid's seventy-fifth birthday.
