Thomas Hardy (Poet to Poet)

By: Thomas Hardy, Tom Paulin (Editor)

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Paperback | 7 April 2005 | Edition Number 1

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In this series, a contemporary poet selects and introduces a poet of the past

In this series, a contemporary poet selects and introduces a poet of the past. By their selection of verses and by the personal and critical reactions they express in their introductions, the selectors offer a passionate and accessible introduction to some of the greatest poets in history. Thomas Hardy (1840-1928) was born in Dorset. He left school at sixteen to work as an apprentice for an architect who specialized in church restoration. He made his reputation as a novelist, and it wasn't until after the publication of his last novel, The Well-beloved, in 1897, that he dedicated himself to writing poetry.

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Neutral tones	p. 3
Friends beyond	p. 4
The impercipient	p. 6
In a eweleaze near Weatherbury	p. 8
I look into my glass	p. 9
Drummer Hodge	p. 10
To Lizbie Browne	p. 11
A broken appointment	p. 14
An August midnight	p. 15
The darkling thrush	p. 16
The comet at Yell'ham	p. 18
The ruined maid	p. 19
The self-unseeing	p. 20
Tess's lament	p. 21
A trampwoman's tragedy	p. 23
A Sunday morning tragedy	p. 27
Shut out that moon	p. 32
The conformers	p. 33
He abjures love	p. 34
The pine planters	p. 36
In front of the landscape	p. 39
Channel firing	p. 42
The convergence of the Twain	p. 44
Wessex heights	p. 46
In death divided	p. 48
The going	p. 50
Your last drive	p. 52
The walk	p. 53
Rain on a grave	p. 54
I found her out there	p. 56
Without ceremony	p. 58
Lament	p. 59
The haunter	p. 61
The voice	p. 62
His visitor	p. 63
A circular	p. 64
A dream or no	p. 65
After a journey	p. 66
A death-day recalled	p. 68
Beeny cliff	p. 69
At Castle Boterel	p. 71
Places	p. 73
The phantom horsewoman	p. 74
The spell of the rose	p. 76
St Launce's revisited	p. 78
Where the picnic was	p. 79
In the servants' quarters	p. 80
Regret not me	p. 82
The Abbey mason	p. 84
Exeunt omnes	p. 92
Moments of vision	p. 93
At the word 'farewell'	p. 94
First sight of her and after	p. 95
Heredity	p. 96
Quid Hic Agis?	p. 97
On a midsummer eve	p. 100
To my father's violin	p. 101
The change	p. 103
In the seventies	p. 105
The oxen	p. 106
Transformations	p. 107
The last signal	p. 108
Overlooking the River Stour	p. 109
The musical box	p. 110
Old furniture	p. 112
During wind and rain	p. 114
Who's in the next room?	p. 115
Midnight on the Great Western	p. 116
In a waiting-room	p. 117
The shadow on the stone	p. 119
In time of 'the breaking of nations'	p. 120
Afterwards	p. 121
A jog-trot pair	p. 122
A man was drawing near to me	p. 123
The two houses	p. 124
The fallow deer at the lonely house	p. 126
At the railway station, Upway	p. 127
Voices from things growing in a churchyard	p. 128
On the way	p. 130
After a romantic day	p. 131
A procession of dead days	p. 132
Without, not within her	p. 134
The whitewashed wall	p. 135
Waiting both	p. 136
Last look round St Martins's fair	p. 137
Why do I?	p. 138
Proud songsters	p. 139
I am the one	p. 140
Lying awake	p. 141
Childhood among the ferns	p. 142
He resolves to say no more	p. 143
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Thomas Hardy (Poet to Poet)

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