The Best 100 Poems of Gwen Harwood
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| Author | Gwen Harwood |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Genre | Poetry collection |
| Publisher | Black Inc. |
Publication date | November 2014 |
| Publication place | Australia |
| Media type | |
| Pages | 112 pp |
| ISBN | 9781863956987 |
The Best 100 Poems of Gwen Harwood is a collection of poems by Australian poet Gwen Harwood, published by Black Inc., in 2014, chosen by the author's son John Harwood.[1]
As the title suggests the collection contains 100 poems by the author, including a number of poems which were published under the author's pseudonyms of "Walter Lehmann", "Francis Geyer", and "Miriam Stone".[2]
The collection was reprinted by the same publisher in May 2022.[3]
- "Alter Ego"
- "Anggur Sudah Diminum"
- "In Hospital"
- "Beethoven, 1798 (to Rex Hobcroft)"
- "The Glass Jar"
- "Home of Mercy"
- "In the Park"
- "A Poem for My Wife"
- "Prize-Giving"
- "Last Meeting"
- "The Double Image : To Rex Hobcroft"
- "The Last Evening"
- "Nightfall" (1961)
- "At the Arts Club"
- "Monday"
- "Wind"
- "Fever"
- "Ebb-Tide"
- "The Diamond Sparrow"
- "Refugee"
- "Burning Sappho"
- "Suburban Sonnet"
- "Chance Meeting"
- "Nightfall" (1963)
- Four Impromptus : To Rex Hobcroft, poetry sequence
- "I"
- "II"
- "III"
- "IV"
- "In Brisbane"
- "Revival Rally"
- "Dreaming Waking"
- "Past and Present : I"
- "A Game of Chess"
- "To Another Poet"
- "Littoral (To Rex Hobcroft)"
- "Alla Siciliana"
- "New Music"
- "Dust to Dust"
- "An Impromptu for Ann Jennings"
- "Reed Voices"
- "Morning, Oyster Cove (Oyster Cove)"
- "Winter Quarters"
- "Iris"
- "Night Flight"
- "At Mornington (to Thomas Riddell)"
- "The Blue Pagoda"
- "David's Harp"
- "Night Thoughts : Baby and Demon"
- "Fido's Paw is Bleeding"
- ""Thought is Surrounded by a Halo" -"
- Father and Child, poetry sequence
- "Barn Owl"
- "Nightfall"
- "The Lion's Bride"
- "A Music Lesson"
- Oyster Cove Pastorals, poetry sequence
- "To the Muse"
- "High Noon"
- "Evening : 'Et in Arcadia Ego'"
- "A Little Night Music"
- "Death Has No Features of His Own"
- "Beyond Metaphor"
- "Evening, Oyster Cove"
- "Return of the Native"
- A Quartet for Dorothy Hewett, poetry sequence
- "Twilight"
- "Goose-Girl"
- "A Simple Story"
- "Dorothy, Reading in Hobart"
- "Naked Vision"
- "In Plato's Cave"
- "The Secret Life of Frogs"
- ""Mother Who Gave Me Life"
- Class of 1927, poetry sequence
- "Slate"
- "The Spelling Prize"
- "Religious Instruction"
- "The Twins"
- "Bone Scan"
- "The Night Watch"
- "Morning Again"
- "Blackbird"
- "Visitor"
- "The Sun Descending"
- "Crow-Call"
- "Schrodinger's Cat Preaches to the Mice"
- "Night and Dreams"
- "The Magic Land of Music"
- "Long after Heine"
- "1945"
- "Resurrection"
- "Mid-Channel"
- "Night Thoughts"
- "Midwinter"
- "This Artifice of Air"
- "Herongate"
- "Wittgenstein's Shoebox"
- "Later Texts"
- "The Owl and the Pussycat Baudelaire Rock"
- "Late Works"