Collected Poems by Edna St. Vincent Millay 1949

Collected Poems

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Edna St. Vincent, Millay

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Above These Cares 
 Afternoon On A Hill 
 The Agnostic 
 Alms 
 Amorphous Is The Mind; Its Quality 
 An Ancient Gesture 
 The Anguish 
 The Animal Ball 
 Apostrophe To Man 
 The Apple-trees Bud, But I Do Not 
 Armenonville 
 As Sharp As In My Childhood, Still 
 Ashes Of Life 
 Assault 
 At Least, My Dear 
 Aubade 
 Autumn Chant 
 Autumn Daybreak 
 Baccalaureate Hymn 
 The Ballad Of Chaldon Down 
 The Ballad Of The Harp-weaver 
 The Bean-stalk 
 Being Young And Green 
 The Betrothal 
 Black Hair You'd Say She Had, Or Rather 
 Blight 
 The Blue-flag In The Bog 
 The Bobolink 
 The Buck In The Snow 
 Burial 
 By Goodness And By Evil So Surrounded, How Can The Heart 
 The Cairn 
 The Cameo 
 Cap D'antibes 
 Cave Cantem 
 Childhood Is The Kingdom Where Nobody Dies 
 Christmas Canticle 
 City Trees 
 The Concert 
 Conscientious Objector 
 Counting-out Rhyme 
 The Courage That My Mother Had 
 The Curse 
 Daphne 
 Dawn 
 The Death Of Autumn 
 Deep In The Muck Of Unregarded Doom 
 Departure 
 Desolation Dreamed Of 
 Dirge Without Music 
 Doubt No More That Oberon 
 The Dragonfly 
 The Dream 
 Dream Of Saba 
 Druids' Chant 
 Ebb 
 Eel-grass 
 Elaine 
 Elegy Before Death 
 English Sparrows 
 Epitaph 
 Establishment Is Shocked. Stir No Adventure 
 Evening On Lesbos 
 Exiled 
 The Fawn 
 Feast 
 Few Come This Way; Not That The Darkness 
 First Fig 
 The Fitting 
 The Fledgling 
 'fontaine, Je Ne Boirai Pas De Ton Eau!' 
 For Pao-chin, A Boatman On The Yellow Sea 
 For Warmth Alone, For Shelter Only 
 For You There Is No Song 
 From A Train Window 
 From A Very Little Sphinx: 1 
 From A Very Little Sphinx: 2 
 From A Very Little Sphinx: 3 
 From A Very Little Sphinx: 4 
 From A Very Little Sphinx: 5 
 From A Very Little Sphinx: 6 
 From A Very Little Sphinx: 7 
 The Gardener In Haying-time 
 God's World 
 Gone Over To The Enemy Now And Marshalled Against Me 
 The Goose-girl 
 Grown-up 
 Hangman's Oak 
 The Hardy Garden 
 The Hawkweed 
 The Hedge Of Hemlocks 
 Here In A Rocky Cup Of Earth 
 How Did I Bear It--how Could I Possibly As A Child 
 How Naked, How Without A Wall 
 Humoresque 
 Huntsman, What Quarry? 
 Hyacinth 
 I Woke In The Night And Heard The Wind, ... 
 I, In Disgust With The Living, Having Read 
 If It Should Rain--(the Sneezy Moon 
 If Still Your Orchards Bear 
 If, In The Foggy Alleutians 
 Impression: Fog Off The Coast Of Dorset 
 In The Grave No Flower 
 Indifference 
 Inert Perfection 
 Inland 
 Intense And Terrible, I Think, Must Be The Loneliness 
 Intention To Escape From Him 
 Interim 
 Invocation To The Muses 
 Jesus To His Disciples 
 Journal 
 Journey 
 Justice Denied In Massachusetts 
 Keen 
 Kin To Sorrow 
 Lament 
 The Leaf And The Tree 
 Lethe 
 Lines For A Grave-stone 
 Lines Written In Recapitulation 
 The Little Ghost 
 The Little Hill 
 Look How The Bittersweet With Lazy Muscle Moves Aside 
 Low-tide 
 Macdougal Street 
 Mariposa 
 Memorial To D.c.: 1. Epitaph 
 Memorial To D.c.: 2. Prayer To Persephone 
 Memorial To D.c.: 3. Chorus 
 Memorial To D.c.: 4. Dirge 
 Memorial To D.c.: 5. Elegy 
 Memorial To D.c.: Prologue 
 Memory Of Cape Cod 
 Memory Of Cassis 
 Memory Of England 
 Men Working 
 Menses 
 The Merry Maid 
 Midnight Oil 
 Mist In The Valley 
 Modern Declaration 
 Moriturus 
 Mortal Flesh, Is Not Your Place In The Ground? 
 My Heart, Being Hungry 
 My Sprirt, Sore From Marching 
 Never May The Fruit Be Plucked 
 New England Spring, 1942 
 No Earthly Enterprise 
 Nobody Now Throughout The Pleasant Day 
 Northern April 
 Not For A Nation 
 Not So Far As The Forest: 1 
 Not So Far As The Forest: 2 
 Not So Far As The Forest: 3 
 Not So Far As The Forest: 4 
 Not So Far As The Forest: 5 
 Nuit Blanche 
 The Oak-leaves 
 October--an Etching 
 Ode To Silence 
 Of What Importance, O My Lovely Girls, My Dancers, O My 
 On First Having Heard The Skylark 
 On The Wide Heath 
 On Thought In Harness 
 Over The Hollow Land 
 The Parsi Woman 
 Passer Mortuus Est 
 Pastoral 
 The Pear Tree 
 The Penitent 
 The Philosopher 
 The Pigeons 
 The Plaid Dress 
 The Plum Gatherer 
 Poem And Prayer For An Invading Army 
 The Poet And His Book 
 The Pond 
 Portrait 
 Portrait By A Nei

Collected Poems: Edna St. Vincent Millay

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

HarperCollins, Publishers

Collected Sonnets by Millay,Edna St. Vincent. [1988,Revised.] Paperback

Collected Sonnets of Edna St. Vincent Millay

Harper PereniaI

Collected Lyrics

Perennial / Harper & Row

My candle burns at both ends; It will not last the night; But ah, my foes, and oh, my friends— It gives a lovely light! “First Fig” from A Few Figs from Thistles (1920) Alongside Robert Frost, T.S. Eliot, Marianne Moore, and E. E. Cummings, Edna St. Vincent Millay remains among the most celebrated poets of the early twentieth century for her uniquely lyrical explorations of love, individuality, and artistic expression. This invaluable compendium of her work is not only an essential addition to any collection of the world’s most moving and memorable poetry but an unprecedented look into her life.

Collected Poems of Edna St. Vincent Millay

HarpPeren

Timed to coincide with the centenary of the poet's birth and the publication of a new biography by Nancy Milford, this edition carefully selects the poet's best lyrics, sonnets, and other poems, and contains an introduction by the editor. Reprint.

Selected Poems/the Centenary Edition

Perennial

Millay's first three books of lyrics and sonnets are collected here: Renascence, Second April, and A Few Figs from Thistles. With a balanced and appreciative introduction and useful annotations, this volume presents some of the Pulitzer Prize-winning poet's best work in which she weaves intellect, emotion, and irony.
 For more than seventy years, Penguin has been the leading publisher of classic literature in the English-speaking world. With more than 1,700 titles, Penguin Classics represents a global bookshelf of the best works throughout history and across genres and disciplines. Readers trust the series to provide authoritative texts enhanced by introductions and notes by distinguished scholars and contemporary authors, as well as up-to-date translations by award-winning translators.

Early Poems (Penguin Twentieth-Century Classics)

Holly Peppe

United States

Penguin Publishing Group

A picture book version of the Millay poem, in which a poor boy's mother worries about giving him food and clothing for the winter

The Ballad of the Harp-Weaver

Children's Books

Philomel

The poems of Edna St. Vincent Millay (1892–1950) have been long admired for the lyric beauty that is especially characteristic of her early works. "Renascence," the first of her poems to bring her public acclaim, was written when she was nineteen. Now one of the best-known American poems, it is a fervent and moving account of spiritual rebirth. In 1917, "Renascence" was incorporated into her first volume of poetry, which is reprinted here, complete and unabridged, from the original edition. The 23 works in this first volume are fired with the romantic and independent spirit of youth that Edna St. Vincent Millay came to personify. In addition to "Renascence," this volume includes 16 other early lyric poems — "Interim," "Sorrow," "Ashes of Life," "Three Songs of Shattering," "The Dream," "When the Year Grows Old," and others, including six sonnets, to which Millay brought great distinction throughout her career.

Renascence and Other Poems (Dover Thrift Editions)

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From the bohemian outpost of Greenwich Village during the Jazz Age, Edna St. Vincent Millay (1892–1950) sounded a clarion call for the impassioned youth of her generation. Her rare mixture of clever cynicism and wistful tenderness captivated readers, who reveled in the jubilant defiance of such poems as the title piece of this collection, "First Fig": "My candle burns at both ends;/It will not last the night;/But ah, my foes, and oh, my friends — /it gives a lovely light!" Their brilliance undimmed by the passage of time, these gemlike verses continue to dazzle poetry lovers. This new anthology represents the quintessential Edna St. Vincent Millay, comprising 67 poems from two of her most popular works, A Few Figs from Thistles and Second April. Its contents include such well-known and much-studied poems as "Recuerdo" and "The Philosopher," along with an abundance of sonnets, a genre in which the Pulitzer Prize–winning poet excelled. The perfect introduction for those as yet unacquainted with one of the most distinctive voices of 20th-century poetry, this volume also offers a high-quality, inexpensive treasury of favorite Millay works for devotees of her verse.

First Fig and Other Poems (Dover Thrift Editions)

Dover Publications

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