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Poetry
This collection includes poems, ballads, and limericks, and critical studies.
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Curious questions
Carcanet Press
1970
A collection of poems by the American writer, critic, and professor of English.
The minor poems of Percy Bysshe Shelley
Edward Moxon
1846
Stated "New edition", but the first edition in this form.
Poet's choice: a programme anthology of the poems read by their authors
National Council of Women of Great Britain. Arts and Letters Sectional Committee
1943
A collection of poems presented at the poetry reading in the Wigmore Hall, September 14th, 1943.
Ballad of a marriage
Festival Publications
1966
The first collection of poetry by the Irish writer and critic.
Storm and monument : second poems
William Maclellan
1947
A collection of poems by the editor of 'Million : new left writing'. From the library of Maurice Lindsay, the well-known Scottish broadcaster and writer.
Poems old and new
Faber and Faber
1940
A collection of poems by the English writer and critic.
Selected poems, old and new
Duckworth
1943
A collection of poems by the English writer, critic, and journalist. From the library of poet Brian Hill, who also wrote detective stories under the pen-name of Marcus Magill.
A song to David, and other poems
Grey Walls Press Ltd
1947
A selection of poems by the eighteenth century writer, who was confined by his father-in-law in an asylum for a number of years. (Todd, Main and Gibb, RT27).
The Deevil's waltz
William Maclellan
1946
The third collection of poems by the Scottish artist and writer.
The Deevil's waltz
William Maclellan
1946
The third collection of poems by the Scottish artist and writer.
Figs and thistles
Oliver and Boyd
1959
A selection of poems by the Scottish artist and writer. Loosely laid in 'word leet'.
Kynd Kittock's land
M. Macdonald
1965
A poem first televised by the BBC in 1964 as an experiment in presenting poetry to a mass audience.
So late into the night : fifty lyrics 1944-1948
Peter Russell
1952
A collection of poems by the Scottish artist and writer. Number 272 of a limited edition of 500.
Collected poems 1941-1975
John Calder
1975
A collection of everything that the Scottish artist and writer wished to preserve.
Orpheus and Eurydice: a dramatic poem
M. Macdonald
1955
First broadcast, with music by Cedric Thorpe Davie, by the BBC in 1949. Number 10 of a limited edition of 50 signed by the author and artist.
Selected poems
Published by Oliver and Boyd for the Saltire Society
1947
A selection of poems by the New Zealand born Scottish artist and writer.
The wanderer, and other poems
Oliver and Boyd Ltd.
1943
A selection of poems by the Scottish artist and writer.
Omens: nine poems
M. Macdonald
1955
A collection of poems by the New Zealand born Scottish artist and writer. Number 186 of a limited edition of 300.
Poetry since 1939
Published for The British Council by Longmans Green & Co
1946
A survey of poets and their work during the Second World War.
Life and the poet
Secker & Warburg
1942
An attempt to state the importance of poetic values and to defend the status of the poet in society.
The astronomy of love
Oxford University Press
1961
The first collection of poems by a Professor of English at Oxford University.
The collected poems of Eric, Count Stenbock : Love, sleep and dreams ; Myrtle, rue and cypress; The shadow of death
Durtro
2001
The first collected edition of Stenbock's poems with a loosely laid in hand-printed folded card featuring the first publication of his 'The ballad of creditors'. Limited edition of 400. From the library of Alan Anderson, of Tragara Press.
