Originally published in 1930, this book contains poems on a variety of subjects written by Thomas Thornely, a Fellow of Trinity Hall, Cambridge.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Apologia pro libro meo Retirement Three score and ten A last prayer Dreams and Freudians Pillage and litter Monkey tricks Fenland in winter The bird of hope 'Flu' A mountain harebell An arran burn Midges Fiction old and new Griefs Pleadings and verdict A fenland stream The choice Source and goal The ultra-modernist poet My pipe Job Some similes The ichthyosaurus The lost mammalian eye The nightingale and her rivals The ostrich Bard and nee An east wind The whale To my sub-liminal self The loveless sea Kindly death The trapped squirrel The Neanderthal man The crocodile's apologia The lost chance On hanging up the vanes of an aeroplane Fortune's web Man and his dwelling-place The last abbot Mrs Thomas Atkins The world of sense A Cambridge plaint Chance and change Threshed out A rebuke The explorers The seasons The river manifold Soundings The puff-adder Dream-plots Exile Dolce far niente Identity Gleam and eddy A garden tragedy The maestro Bickerings Treason A wild flower catechized The four pilgrims The fens Armenia The measured arc Erin (1920) A lost home Respite On receiving a new weed poison warranted to kill nettles Salvage An anticipated judgment A nocturne The wasp that was The 'high places' Question and suggestion A dogmatic statement A 'beauty spot' The chief scout Use and beauty Gift of song A winter hoard The trial of reason Old Hodge The delectable mountains Age to youth The deposed atom Wizardry Ghosts as guests Hero vs zeitgeist The chrysopas Winter beauty Moss Eccles Tarn Birth and wirth An Aberdeen terrier Blakeney Tiresias wanted Insomnia 'Rivers blent' A summary Safety first To the sun The chameleon Doleful dumps Summer-time in leap-year On St Bees Head Birth of a flower Hope and hate Force and reason The lying compass A piece of folly The immortals Blackthorn and hawthorn The little owl The Mississippi floods Drought 'The gods themselves cannot recall their gifts' A garden rose Three anticipatory epitaphs The ray.
Apologia pro libro meo Retirement Three score and ten A last prayer Dreams and Freudians Pillage and litter Monkey tricks Fenland in winter The bird of hope 'Flu' A mountain harebell An arran burn Midges Fiction old and new Griefs Pleadings and verdict A fenland stream The choice Source and goal The ultra-modernist poet My pipe Job Some similes The ichthyosaurus The lost mammalian eye The nightingale and her rivals The ostrich Bard and nee An east wind The whale To my sub-liminal self The loveless sea Kindly death The trapped squirrel The Neanderthal man The crocodile's apologia The lost chance On hanging up the vanes of an aeroplane Fortune's web Man and his dwelling-place The last abbot Mrs Thomas Atkins The world of sense A Cambridge plaint Chance and change Threshed out A rebuke The explorers The seasons The river manifold Soundings The puff-adder Dream-plots Exile Dolce far niente Identity Gleam and eddy A garden tragedy The maestro Bickerings Treason A wild flower catechized The four pilgrims The fens Armenia The measured arc Erin (1920) A lost home Respite On receiving a new weed poison warranted to kill nettles Salvage An anticipated judgment A nocturne The wasp that was The 'high places' Question and suggestion A dogmatic statement A 'beauty spot' The chief scout Use and beauty Gift of song A winter hoard The trial of reason Old Hodge The delectable mountains Age to youth The deposed atom Wizardry Ghosts as guests Hero vs zeitgeist The chrysopas Winter beauty Moss Eccles Tarn Birth and wirth An Aberdeen terrier Blakeney Tiresias wanted Insomnia 'Rivers blent' A summary Safety first To the sun The chameleon Doleful dumps Summer-time in leap-year On St Bees Head Birth of a flower Hope and hate Force and reason The lying compass A piece of folly The immortals Blackthorn and hawthorn The little owl The Mississippi floods Drought 'The gods themselves cannot recall their gifts' A garden rose Three anticipatory epitaphs The ray.
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