Poems : Volume Two

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AuthorGwen Harwood
LanguageEnglish
GenrePoetry collection
PublisherAngus and Robertson
Poems : Volume Two
AuthorGwen Harwood
LanguageEnglish
GenrePoetry collection
PublisherAngus and Robertson
Publication date
1968
Publication placeAustralia
Media typePrint
Pages71 pp

Poems : Volume Two is a collection of poems by Australian poet Gwen Harwood, published by Angus and Robertson.[1]

The collection contains 47 poems by the author from a variety of sources, including a number of poems which were published under the author's pseudonyms of "Francis Geyer" and "Miriam Stone".[2]

  • "Nightfall"
  • "At the Arts Club"
  • "Monday"
  • "Afternoon"
  • "Wind"
  • "Hospital Evening"
  • "Fever"
  • "Ebb-Tide"
  • "The Diamond Sparrow"
  • "The Farewell"
  • "A Magyar Air"
  • "Academic Evening"
  • "Midnight Mass, Janitzio"
  • "All Souls', Janitzio"
  • "Landfall"
  • "Mid-Ocean"
  • "Refugee"
  • "All Souls'"
  • "Flying Goddess"
  • "The Red Leaf"
  • "Suburban Sonnet : Boxing Day"
  • "Burning Sappho"
  • "Suburban Sonnet"
  • "Chance Meeting"
  • "Early Walk"
  • "The Blind Lovers"
  • Four Impromptus : To Rex Hobcroft, poetry sequence
    • "I"
    • "II"
    • "III"
    • "IV"
  • "In Brisbane"
  • "Revival Rally"
  • "In the Bistro"
  • "Estuary"
  • "Dreaming Waking"
  • "Past and Present : I"
  • "Past and Present : II (to Rex Hobcroft)"
  • "A Game of Chess"
  • "To Another Poet"
  • "Cocktails at Seven"
  • "Person to Person"
  • "Sonnet"
  • "Littoral (To Rex Hobcroft)"
  • Variations on a Theme, poetry sequence
  • "Alla Siciliana"
  • "New Music"
  • "To A. D. Hope"

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