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Book SynopsisMost of these poems first appeared in Poetry magazine in the decade from 1967-76 and quickly became underground classics. Brought together here--with more recent work--they reveal their coherence and their urgency. From "Blake's Seasons": "To Spring" My God! The morning buttonholed me and you, Young Spring, slid down the facets from its crystal-Li
Table of Contents*FrontMatter, pg. i*Acknowledgments, pg. v*Contents, pg. vii*April Divinail, pg. ix*Recipe, pg. 3*Cooked Goose, pg. 4*Temperatures, pg. 5*La Cuisine Francaise, pg. 6*Conserves, pg. 7*"Rain ... ", pg. 8*"To Spring", pg. 15*"To Summer", pg. 16*"To Autumn", pg. 17*"To Winter", pg. 18*Nightingale, After Keats, pg. 19*Journey Of The Magi, pg. 22*Four Last Poems, pg. 25*Wall, pg. 29*The Window, pg. 36*An Evening Walk, Some Years Later, pg. 44*Alfoxton Park, pg. 54*Crust And Key, pg. 60*December, pg. 68*Hillside, pg. 77*The Chevrefoil Of Marie de France, pg. 83*Terrain, pg. 90*Tree, pg. 103
