The Hangman's Soliloquy

✍ Scribed by Jeb Bohn

• Year: 2020
• Tongue: English
• Weight: 134 KB
• Category: Fiction
• ASIN: B083BY15KL

✦ Synopsis

II. ALLEGORY AND INTELLECTUAL SYMBOLISM -- The Pulley / GEORGE HERBERT -- Strange Meeting / WILFRED OWEN -- The Death of the Ball Turret Gunner / RANDALL JARRELL -- Fife Tune / JOHN MANIFOLD -- Midway the Journey (from Inferno: Canto I) / DANTE ALIGHIERI -- Lully, lulley / ANONYMOUS -- The Faerie Queene (from Book I: Canto I) / EDMUND SPENSER -- Redemption / Love / The Church-Floor / Peace / GEORGE HERBERT -- Regeneration / HENRY VAUGHAN -- Fra bank to bank / MARK ALEXANDER BOYD -- Stepping Westward / WILLIAM WORDSWORTH -- Hymn to the Night / HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW -- To a Waterfowl / WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT -- A noiseless patient spider / WALT WHITMAN -- The Butterfly / MARGARET AVISON -- The Groundhog / RICHARD EBERHART -- Tortoise Shell / D. H. LAWRENCE.;II. WIT AND SATIRE -- from Moral Essays / ALEXANDER POPE -- from A Satire against Mankind / JOHN WILMOT, EARL OF ROCHESTER -- from Epistle to Arbuthnot / ALEXANDER POPE -- Epigrams on Castlereagh / GEORGE GORDON, LORD BYRON -- from In Westminster Abbey / JOHN BETJEMAN -- from MacFlecknoe / JOHN DRYDEN -- On Charles II / JOHN WILMOT, EARL OF ROCHESTER -- Of Treason / SIR JOHN HARINGTON -- A Satyrical Elegy on the Death of a Late Famous General, 1722 / JONATHAN SWIFT -- On the Collar of a Dog Presented by Mr. Pope to the Prince of Wales / At Timon's Villa (from Epistle to Burlington) / / ALEXANDER POPE -- 2. Heaven / RUPERT BROOKE -- Cassandra / EDWIN ARLINGTON ROBINSON -- "next to of course god america i / E. E. CUMMINGS -- Several Voices Out of a Cloud / LOUISE BOGAN -- Bagpipe Music / LOUIS MACNEICE -- Thirteen O'Clock / KENNETH FEARING.;CHAPTER FOUR -- Narrative and Dramatic Poetry -- I. PLOT STRUCTURE AND POETIC OBJECTIVITY -- from The Epitaph, or Ballade of the Hanged / FRANCOIS VILLON -- The Silent Slain / ARCHIBALD MACLEISH -- Badger / JOHN CLARE -- Boy with His Hair Cut Short / MURIEL RUKEYSER -- Paolo and Francesca (from the Inferno, Canto V) / DANTE ALIGHIERI -- The Haystack in the Floods / WILLIAM MORRIS -- Phillis, or, the Progress of Love / JONATHAN SWIFT -- Richard Cory / EDWIN ARLINGTON ROBINSON -- My Sister's Sleep / DANTE GABRIEL ROSSETTI -- The last night that she lived / 'Twas warm at first, like us / I heard a fly buzz when I died / I felt a funeral in my brain / EMILY DICKINSON.;II. THE "AGE AND BODY OF THE TIME" -- Prelude I / T. S. ELIOT -- 1. Poems of Love -- Western wind, when will thou blow? / ANONYMOUS -- Cupid and my Campaspe played / JOHN LYLY -- The Passionate Shepherd to His Love / CHRISTOPHER MARLOWE -- The Nymph's Reply to the Shepherd / SIR WALTER RALEIGH -- Leave me, O love / SIR PHILIP SIDNEY -- from Sonnets : CXVI: Let me not to the marriage of true minds ; CXXX: My mistress' eyes are nothing like the sun ; CXXIX: Th'expense of Spirit in a waste of shame / WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE -- They flee from me / SIR THOMAS WYATT -- The Anniversary / JOHN DONNE -- To the Virgins to Make Much of Time / ROBERT HERRICK -- To His Coy Mistress / ANDREW MARVELL -- Stanzas on Woman / OLIVER GOLDSMITH -- She walks in beauty / GEORGE GORDON, LORD BYRON -- Bright star! would I were steadfast as thou art / JOHN KEATS -- Come into the garden, Maud / ALFRED, LORD TENNYSON -- Two in the Campagna / ROBERT BROWNING -- Twenty-eight young men bathe by the shore (from Song at Myself) / WALT WHITMAN -- The Summons / JAMES LAUGHLIN -- 2. Poems of War -- The Battle of Brunanburh / ALFRED, LORD TENNYSON -- The War-Song of Dinas Vawr / THOMAS LOVE PEACOCK -- To Lucasta, Going to the Wars / RICHARD LOVELACE -- Trail all your pikes / ANNE FINCH, COUNTESS OF WINCHILSEA -- Ode Written in the Beginning of the Year 1746 / WILLIAM COLLINS -- Concord Hymn / RALPH WALDO EMERSON -- The Portent / HERMAN MELVILLE -- A sight in camp in the daybreak gray and dim / WALT WHITMAN -- The Soldier / RUPERT BROOKE -- Insensibility / WILFRED OWEN -- As the team's head-brass / EDWARD THOMAS -- In Time of "the Breaking of Nations" / THOMAS HARDY -- To a Conscript of 1940 / HERBERT READ -- The Fury Of Aerial Bombardment / RICHARD EBERHART -- 3. Variations on a Theme -- Evening Quatrains / CHARLES COTTON -- Ode to Evening / WILLIAM COLLINS -- Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard / THOMAS GRAY -- A Summer Night / MATTHEW ARNOLD -- Rhapsody on a Windy Night / Gerontion / T. S. ELIOT -- The Mediterranean / ALLEN TATE -- In the naked bed, in Plato's cave / DELMORE SCHWARTZ.;CHAPTER ONE -- The Approach to Poetry -- I. THE INDIVIDUAL VOICE -- Mending Wall / ROBERT FROST -- Janet Waking / JOHN CROWE RANSOM -- I cannot eat but little meat / ANONYMOUS -- Soliloquy of the Spanish Cloister / ROBERT BROWNING -- A Glass ot Beer / JAMES STEPHENS -- To a Young Lady: On Her Leaving the Town after the Coronation / ALEXANDER POPE -- On the Late Massacre in Piemont / JOHN MILTON -- Discipline / GEORGE HERBERT -- On My First Son / BEN JONSON -- To Daffodils / ROBERT HERRICK -- Spring and Fall: to a Young Child / GERARD MANLEY HOPKINS.;CHAPTER THREE -- Poetry as Description and Vision -- I. THE ELEMENTS OF POETIC DESCRIPTION -- Spring and All / WILLIAM CARLOS WILLIAMS -- A Horse (from Venus and Adonis) / WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE -- Mouse's Nest / JOHN CLARE -- A Description of the Morning / Description of a City Shower / JONATHAN SWIFT -- The Carpenter's Young Wife (from The Canterbury Tales) / GEOFFREY CHAUCER -- Belinda's Morning (from The Rape of the Lock) / ALEXANDER POPE -- A Dutch Picture / HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW -- The Englishman in Italy / ROBERT BROWNING -- The Fish / ELIZABETH BISHOP.;III. COMPLEX DESCRIPTIVE EFFECTS -- The Apparition of His Mistress Calling Him to Elysium / ROBERT HERRICK -- Bermudas / ANDREW MARVELL -- Aubade / EDITH SITWELL -- Winter with the Gulf Stream / GERARD MANLEY HOPKINS -- Repose of Rivers / Voyages II / HART CRANE -- Snakes, Mongooses, Snake-Charmers and the Like / MARIANNE MOORE.;The approach to poetry -- The individual voice -- The universal elements in poetry -- The craftsman's work -- Poetic figures and poetic meaning -- Rhythm and movement -- The poem as a whole -- The life and truth of poetry -- Music and emotion -- Poetry as ritual and incantation -- Poetic integrity -- Poetry as description and vision -- The elements of poetic description -- Images and impressions -- Complex descriptive effects -- Poetry as pure vision -- Narrative and dramatic poetry -- Plot structure and poetic objectivity -- Three traditional narrative forms: epic, metrical romance, and ballad -- Dramatic poetry -- Intellect and wit -- Explicit argument -- Wit and satire -- Implied argument: irony and ambiguity -- Metaphysical poetry -- Poetic symbolism -- Symbol and evocation -- Allegory and intellectual symbolism -- The symbol as a directive force -- Poetry in its frame of reference -- Tradition and poetic thought: classical and romantic -- The "age and body of the time" -- Quest and reconciliation.;IV. POETIC FIGURES AND POETIC MEANING -- Upon Julia's Clothes / ROBERT HERRICK -- Flowers by the Sea / WILLIAM CARLOS WILLIAMS -- Poems / Water / HILDA CONKLING -- The Pool / Oread / H. D. -- The Eagle / ALFRED, LORD TENNYSON -- Snow / LOUIS MACNEICE -- Songs: Spring and Winter / WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE -- Cherry-ripe / THOMAS CAMPION -- The Triumph of Charis / BEN JONSON -- To Electra / ROBERT HERRICK -- O my luve is like a red red rose / ROBERT BURNS -- The Silken Tent / ROBERT FROST -- To Night / PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY -- Song: Now sleeps the crimson petal, now the white / ALFRED, LORD TENNYSON -- Are they shadows that we see? / SAMUEL DANIEL -- As kingfishers catch fire, dragonflies draw flame / GERARD MANLEY HOPKINS -- The Darkling Thrush / THOMAS HARDY -- A Grave / MARIANNE MOORE.;III. THE CRAFTSMAN'S WORK -- I love all beauteous things / ROBERT BRIDGES -- I wandered lonely as a cloud / The Solitary Reaper / WILLIAM WORDSWORTH -- Poetry / MARIANNE MOORE -- Ars Poetica / ARCHIBALD MACLEISH -- Musee des Beaux Arts / W. H. AUDEN -- At the Ball Game / WILLIAM CARLOS WILLIAMS -- Anecdote of the Jar / WALLACE STEVENS -- Ode on a Grecian Urn / JOHN KEATS.;III. QUEST AND RECONCILIATION -- London / WILLIAM BLAKE -- Final Chorus from Samson Agonistes / JOHN MILTON -- Out of the cradle endlessly rocking / WALT WHITMAN -- And death shall have no dominion / DYLAN THOMAS -- A Dialogue of Self and Soul / WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS -- Little Gidding / T. S. ELIOT -- O yonge fresshe folkes (from Troilus and Criseyde) / GEOFFREY CHAUCER.;V. RHYTHM AND MOVEMENT -- Eight O'Clock / A. E. HOUSMAN -- from Yankee Doodle / ANONYMOUS -- Hey, Betty Martin! / ANONYMOUS -- The Dance / WILLIAM CARLOS WILLIAMS -- The Private Dining Room / OGDEN NASH -- Trebetherick / JOHN BETJEMAN -- Cargoes / JOHN MASEFIELD -- So, we'll go no more a roving / GEORGE GORDON, LORD BYRON -- The Flower-fed Buffaloes / VACHEL LINDSAY -- Orchard / H. D. -- Hymn of Pan / PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY -- I am he that walks with the tender and growing night (from Song of Myself) / WALT WHITMAN -- The Seafarer / EZRA POUND.;IV. POETRY AS PURE VISION -- The Vision of God (from Paradiso, Canto XXXIII) / DANTE ALIGHIERI -- The World / HENRY VAUGHAN -- Hail Holy Light (from Paradise Lost, Book III) / Satan Discovers Eden (from Paradise Lost, Book IV) / JOHN MILTON -- Kubla Khan / SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE -- Canto XVII / EZRA POUND.;VI. THE POEM AS A WHOLE -- A slumber did my spirit seal / WILLIAM WORDSWORTH -- Sonnet LXXIII: That time of year thou mayst in me behold / WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE -- God's Grandeur / GERARD MANLEY HOPKINS -- WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE from Sonnets : XVIII: Shall I compare thee to a Summer's day? ; XXIX: When in disgrace with Fortune and men's eyes ; XXX: When to the sessions of sweet silent thought ; LV: Not marble, nor the gilded monuments ; LX: Like as the waves make towards the pebbled shore ; LXVI: Tir'd with all these for restful death I cry ; CVI: When in the Chronicle of wasted time -- Since there's no help, come let us kiss and part / MICHAEL DRAYTON -- When I consider how my light is spent / On the Detraction Which Followed upon My Writing Certain Treatises / How soon hath Time, the subtle thief of youth / JOHN MILTON -- London, 1802 / Composed upon Westminster Bridge / Surprised by joy-impatient as the wind / Mutability / The world is too much with us; late and soon / WILLIAM WORDSWORTH -- On First Looking into Chapman's Homer / On the Sea / JOHN KEATS -- Oh, sleep forever in the Latmian cave / EDNA ST. VINCENT MILLAY -- The Collar / Sins' Round / Easter Wings / GEORGE HERBERT -- All the flowers of the spring / JOHN WEBSTER -- My Lost Youth / HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW -- The Steeple-Jack / MARIANNE MOORE -- During Wind and Rain / THOMAS HARDY -- Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening / ROBERT FROST.;CHAPTER TWO -- The Life and Truth of Poetry -- I. MUSIC AND EMOTION -- Full fathom five thy father lies / WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE -- Sweet Echo, sweetest nymph, that liv'st unseen (from Comus) / JOHN MILTON -- I hear an army charging upon the land / JAMES JOYCE -- WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, Songs from the Plays : Hark, Hark! The lark at heaven's gate sings (from Cymbeline) ; When that I was and a little tiny boy (from Twelfth Night) ; O Mistress mine, where are you roaming (from Twelfth Night) ; Under the greenwood tree (from As You Like It) ; It was a lover and his lass (from As You Like It) ; When daffodils begin to peer (from The Winter's Tale) ; Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more! (from Much Ado about Nothing) ; Come away, come away, Death! (from Twelfth Night) ; Take, o! take those lips away (from Measure for Measure) -- Rose-cheekt Laura, come / When to her lute Corinna sings / Follow your saint, follow with accents sweet / THOMAS CAMPION -- Weep you no more, sad fountains / ANONYMOUS -- Slow, slow, fresh fount, keep time with my salt tears / BEN JONSON -- Upon julia's Voice / ROBERT HERRICK -- To-: Music, when soft voices die / PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY -- Song: The splendour falls on castle walls / The Lotos-Eaters / ALFRED, LORD TENNYSON -- The Garden of Proserpine / Chorus from Atalanta in Calydon / ALGERNON CHARLES SWINBURNE -- The hill pines were sighing / Nightingales / ROBERT BRIDGES -- At a Solemn Music / JOHN MILTON -- A Song for St. Cecilia's Day / JOHN DRYDEN -- Peter Quince at the Clavier / WALLACE STEVENS.;CHAPTER FIVE -- Intellect and Wit -- I. EXPLICIT ARGUMENT -- Virtue / GEORGE HERBERT -- On Degree (from Troilus and Cressida) / WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE -- The New Philosophy (from The First Anniversary) / JOHN DONNE -- Free Will and God's Foreknowledge (from Paradise Lost, Book III) / JOHN MILTON -- The Great Chain of Being (from Essay on Man) / ALEXANDER POPE -- O yet we trust that somehow good (In Memoriam: LIV-LVI) / ALFRED, LORD TENNYSON -- September 1, 1939 / w. H. AUDEN.;III. DRAMATIC POETRY -- Billy in the Darbies / HERMAN MELVILLE -- My Last Duchess / The Bishop Orders His Tomb at St. Praxed's Church / ROBERT BROWNING -- Ulysses / ALFRED, LORD TENNYSON -- Longface Mahoney Discusses Heaven / HORACE GREGORY -- The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock / T. S. ELIOT -- 2. The Witch of Coos / ROBERT FROST -- 3· Hamlet, Act I, Scenes i, iv, v / WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE.;II. POETRY AS RITUAL AND INCANTATION -- THE KING JAMES BIBLE: Psalm 137 -- The Traveller's Curse After Misdirection / ROBERT GRAVES -- In a Station of the Metro / EZRA POUND -- 1. Navajo Incantations : Therefore I Must Tell the Truth / TORLINO ; Incantation for Rain / ANONYMOUS ; A Prayer of the Night Chant / ANONYMOUS -- 2. The Bailey Beareth the Bell Away / ANONYMOUS -- The Song at the Well (from The Old Wives' Tale) / Bethsabe Bathing (from David and Bethsabe) / GEORGE PEELE -- On a May Morning / JOHN MILTON -- Corinna's Going A-Maying / ROBERT HERRICK -- 3. Ding dong! The castle bell! / ANONYMOUS -- Call for the robin-redbreast and the wren / JOHN WEBSTER -- Fear no more the heat o' the sun (from Cymbeline) / WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE -- The glories of our blood and state / JAMES SHIRLEY -- 4. From The King James Bible : Psalm 23 ; From ECCLESIASTES: Remember also thy Creator ; From THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO MATTHEW: Blessed are the poor in spirit -- 5. Ode to the West Wind / PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY -- Ceremony after a Fire Raid / DYLAN THOMAS.;CHAPTER SEVEN -- Poetry in Its Frame of Reference -- I. TRADITION AND POETIC THOUGHT: CLASSICAL AND ROMANTIC -- To Helen / EDGAR ALLAN POE -- Song: Go lovely rose / EDMUND WALLER -- 1. The Classical Tradition -- The Silver Swan / ANONYMOUS -- Even such is time / SIR WALTER RALEIGH -- An Ode to Himself / BEN JONSON -- Upon Julia Weeping / To Laurels / ROBERT HERRICK -- To the Memory of Mr. Oldham / JOHN DRYDEN -- A Better Answer (to Cloe Jealous) / MATTHEW PRIOR -- Ode on Solitude / ALEXANDER POPE -- Ternissa! you are fled! / Dirce / Rose Aylmer / WALTER SAVAGE LANDOR -- The Comet at Yell'ham / THOMAS HARDY -- To an Athlete Dying Young / A. E. HOUSMAN -- Reluctance / ROBERT FROST -- An Ode on the Despoilers of Learning in an American University (1947) / YVOR WINTERS -- 2. The Romantic Spirit -- Lines Composed a Few Miles above Tintern Abbey / To Toussaint L'Ouverture / WILLIAM WORDSWORTH -- Sonnet on Chillon / GEORGE GORDON, LORD BYRON -- Song to the Men of England / To-: One word is too often profaned / The Indian Serenade / PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY -- Ode on Melancholy / La Belle Dame sans Merci / JOHN KEATS -- I think continually of those who were truly great / STEPHEN SPENDER.;IV. METAPHYSICAL POETRY -- The Sun Rising / Good Friday, 1613. Riding Westward / JOHN DONNE -- WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE from Sonnets : XCIV: They that have power to hurt, and will do none ; CXLVI: Poor soul, the center of my sinful earth / To Heaven / BEN JONSON -- The Ecstasy / A Valediction Forbidding Mourning / The Good-morrow / JOHN DONNE -- JOHN DONNE from Holy Sonnets : VII: At the round earth's imagin'd corners blow ; IX: If poisonous minerals, and it that tree ; X: Death, be not proud, though some have called thee ; XIII: What if this present were the world's last night? ; XIV: Batter my heart, three personed God; for you ; XVIII: Show me, dear Christ, Thy Spouse so bright and clear -- The Garden / ANDREW MARVELL -- Legal Fiction / WILLIAM EMPSON.;III. THE SYMBOL AS A DIRECTIVE FORCE -- Sailing to Byzantium / Leda and the Swan / WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS -- Ozymandias / PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY -- The Windhover / GERARD MANLEY HOPKINS -- On the Morning of Christ's Nativity / JOHN MILTON -- The Secular Masque / JOHN DRYDEN -- Chorus from Hellas: The world's great age begins anew / PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY -- Two Songs from a Play / The Second Coming / WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS -- And the age ended / w. H. AUDEN.;CHAPTER SIX -- Poetic Symbolism -- I. SYMBOL AND EVOCATION -- The Sick Rose / WILLIAM BLAKE -- 1. Hyd, Absolon, thy gilte tresses clere / GEOFFREY CHAUCER -- Past ruin'd Ilion Helen lives / WALTER SAVAGE LANDOR -- The Ballad of Dead Ladies / FRANCOIS VILLON -- The Hill / EDGAR LEE MASTERS -- 2. Ah! Sun-flower / WILLIAM BLAKE -- The Cat and the Moon / WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS -- Because I could not stop for Death / EMILY DICKINSON -- 3· Lycidas / JOHN MILTON -- Ode to a Nightingale / JOHN KEATS -- When lilacs last in the dooryard bloom'd / WALT WHITMAN -- 4· The Express / STEPHEN SPENDER -- The Yachts / WILLIAM CARLOS WILLIAMS -- To Brooklyn Bridge / HART CRANE -- The force that through the green fuse drives the flower / DYLAN THOMAS.;II. THREE TRADITIONAL NARRATIVE FORMS: EPIC, METRICAL ROMANCE, AND BALLAD -- Lucifer in Starlight / GEORGE MEREDITH -- The Hangman's Tree / ANONYMOUS -- The Three Ravens / ANONYMOUS -- O what is that sound which so thrills the ear / W. H. AUDEN -- 1. English and Scottish Popular Ballads -- Sir Patrick Spens / ANONYMOUS -- The Wife of Ushers Well / ANONYMOUS -- Edward, Edward / ANONYMOUS -- The Twa Corbies / ANONYMOUS -- The Unquiet Grave / ANONYMOUS -- 2. Tales and Literary Ballads -- Screaming Tarn / ROBERT BRIDGES -- Danny Deever / RUDYARD KIPLING -- The Eve of St. Agnes / JOHN KEATS -- The Rime of the Ancient Mariner / SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE -- 3. The Epic -- War in Heaven (The First Battle) (from Paradise Lost, Book VI) / JOHN MILTON.;II. IMAGES AND IMPRESSIONS -- 1. A light exists in spring / As imperceptibly as grief / There's a certain slant of light / EMILY DICKINSON -- 2. The Manor Farm / EDWARD THOMAS -- A Hillside Thaw / ROBERT FROST -- The Midnight Skaters / EDMUND BLUNDEN -- Ice / CHARLES G. D. ROBERTS -- The Five Students / THOMAS HARDY -- 3· A narrow fellow in the grass / EMILY DICKINSON -- A Spring Serpent / YVOR WINTERS -- Solitude / ARCHIBALD LAMPMAN -- Mowing / ROBERT FROST -- The Mowing / CHARLES G. D. ROBERTS -- On the Grasshopper and the Cricket / JOHN KEATS -- 4· Ode to Autumn / from Hyperion / JOHN KEATS -- from Canto XVI / EZRA POUND.;III. IMPLIED ARGUMENT: IRONY AND AMBIGUITY -- The Latest Decalogue / ARTHUR HUGH CLOUGH -- I asked a thief / Abstinence sows sand all over / WILLIAM BLAKE -- The Apparition / JOHN DONNE -- On His Deceased Wife / JOHN MILTON -- The Picture of Little T.C. in a Prospect of Flowers / ANDREW MARVELL -- To a Child of Quality / MATTHEW PRIOR -- For Anne Gregory / WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS -- The Death of the Duke of Buckingham (from Moral Essays. Epistle III) / ALEXANDER POPE -- On the Death of a Favourite Cat, Drowned in a Tub of Gold Fishes / Ode on a Distant Prospect of Eton College / THOMAS GRAY -- Calm is the morn without a 'sound (In Memoriam: XI) / ALFRED, LORD TENNYSON -- Drowning is not so pitiful / EMILY DICKINSON -- Channel Firing / THOMAS HARDY -- The Soul Longs to Return Whence It Came / RICHARD EBERHART -- Passage / HART CRANE -- An Epitaph / ANONYMOUS.;III. POETIC INTEGRITY -- Dover Beach / MATTHEW ARNOLD -- The Tyger / WILLIAM BLAKE -- 1. Introduction to Songs of Innocence / WILLIAM BLAKE -- My heart leaps up when I behold / WILLIAM WORDSWORTH -- A Great Time / w. H. DAVIES -- The Lamb / The Shepherd / WILLIAM BLAKE -- from The Prelude, or, Growth of a Poet's Mind! / Ode: Intimations of Immortality from Recollections of Early Childhood / WILLIAM WORDSWORTH -- The Retreat / HENRY VAUGHAN -- 2. Introduction to Songs of Experience / WILLIAM BLAKE -- The Lie / SIR WALTER RALEIGH -- The Garden of Love / Song: Never seek to tell thy love / WILLIAM BLAKE -- Epws (Eros) / ROBERT BRIDGES -- 'Twas like a maelstrom, with a notch / EMILY DICKINSON -- Crazy Jane Talks with the Bishop / WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS.;II. THE UNIVERSAL ELEMENTS IN POETRY -- College yells -- Here we come a-piping / ANONYMOUS -- Street-chants -- Three little children sitting on the sand / ANONYMOUS -- 1. Nursery Rhymes : I had a little nut tree ; How many miles to Babylon ; Old King Cole ; Fe, fi, fo, fum ; Humpty Dumpty ; I had a little husband ; Ride a cock-horse ; Here sits the Lord Mayor -- 2. I sing of a maiden / ANONYMOUS -- I have a yong suster / ANONYMOUS -- Comin' thro' the Rye / ROBERT BURNS -- from Ezek'l saw de wheel / ANONYMOUS -- 3. The Silver Penny / WALTER DE LA MARE -- An Old Song Re-sung / JOHN MASEFIELD -- Brown Penny / WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS.