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Poetry
This collection includes poems, ballads, and limericks, and critical studies.
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Wonderings (between one and six years)
William Heinemann Ltd
1943
A lengthy poem by the second longest serving Poet Laureate.
Poems
Latimer McInnes
1942
A collection of poems by a Scottish shipbuilder's cashier. Loosely laid in letter from the author regarding local flora.
Dunfermline Abbey: a poem with historical notes and illustrations
J. Miller
1819
A lengthy poem with a history of Dunfermline Abbey. From the library of Alfred Saunders and novelist Lucy Bethis Walford on front free endpaper.
Eight Oxford poets
George Routledge & Sons
1941
A collection of poems by Oxford undergraduates including Keith Douglas, Gordone Swaine, and John Heath-Stubbs. Loosely inserted review slip.
Collected poems
Harper & Row, Publishers
1956
The collected works of the American lyrical poet, playwright, feminist activist, and Pulitzer Prize winner.
A selection of poems
Grey Walls Press
1953
A selection of poems by the seventeenth century English writer and intellectual who served as a civil servant for the Commonwealth of England.
Poems reproduced in facsimile from the manuscript in Trinity College Cambridge, with a transcript
Scolar Press
1972
A facsimile of handwritten poems with a transcription.
New poems: a selection from Satura and Diario del '71 e del '72
Chatto & Windus
1976
A collection of poems by the 1975 winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature.
A wish in season: poems
Fortune Press
1941
The author's fourth collection of poems. From the library of Maurice Lindsay, the well-known Scottish broadcaster and writer.
Ode to France
Macmillan & Co. Ltd.
1942
A poem by an English playwright, poet and novelist who was also president of PEN from 1954-1956.
The best poems of 1940
Jonathan Cape Limited
1940
A collection of eighty-two contributions. From the library of Maurice Lindsay, the well-known Scottish broadcaster and writer.
Sailing to an island
Faber and Faber
1963
The first collection of poems by the Irish writer.
Stitch and stone : a Cumbrian landscape
Ceolfrith Press
1975
A commissioned set of poems by the Cumbrian writer, most closely associated with Millom. Number 15 of 50 signed copies of a limited edition of 2000.
Poems, chiefly in the Scottish dialect. Volume 2
Mundell and Son
1805
A collection of poems by a Scottish writer who was also the minister at Innerleithen. From the libraries of James Ballantyne (publisher and friend of Walter Scott) and William Sanderson (the Tweedside Laddie).
Poems and lyrics
William Tait
1835
Poems, illustrative of the manners and customs, and of the condition and feelings, of the Scottish peasantry.
Poems, partly in the Scottish dialect
William Nisbet
1914
A collection of poems by a Scottish émigrée printer.
The proud and lovely : poems
Fortune Press
1946
A collection of poems by an Irish writer who was interned during the Irish Civil War.
The bright-winged piper : poems
Fortune Press
1945
A collection of poems by an Irish writer who was interned during the Irish Civil War.
Will H. Ogilvie: balladist of border and bush
George T. Ogilvie
1994
A biography of the Scottish-Australian poet, with a selection of his verses.
The overlander, and other verses
Fraser, Asher & Co., Ltd.
1913
A collection of poems by the Scottish-Australian writer, horseman, jackaroo, and drover. Eight page appended 'A selection from the publications of Fraser, Asher & Co., Ltd.'
The Bishop's Walk, and the Bishop's times
Macmillan and Co.
1861
A collection of poems by a Free Church minister in Dunblane.
