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Author |
Dewey Number |
Description |
Sailing Alone Around the Room |
Collins, Billy |
811 COL |
Former US Poet Laureate offers the lyric equivalent of a
best hits album. |
The Collected Poems of Amy Clampitt |
Clampitt, Amy |
811 CLA |
Late
distinguished American poet with a style that ran “counter to the prevailing
taste for pared-down, plain speech.” |
On Wings of Song |
McClatcht, J.D.,
editor |
811 MCC |
Edited collection of poems about birds for spring.
|
Selected Poems of Langston Hughes |
Hughes, Langson |
811 HUG |
A classic collection of poems by a master of American verse. |
White Apples and the Taste of Stone |
Hall, Donald |
811 HAL |
A collection by much honored former US and New Hampshire
Poet Laureate. |
Given |
Berry, Wendell |
811 BER |
Poems by environmental activist, farmer, cultural critic and poet,
perhaps best known for his poem, The Peace of Wild Things. |
Americans’ Favorite Poems |
Pinsky, Robert, editor |
808.81 AME |
A collection edited by former poet laureate, Robert Pinsky
that draws from his Favorite Poem Project. |
Poems Seven |
Dugan, Alan |
811 DUG |
Pulitzer Prize and National Book Award winner’s last
collection: called in his NY Times obit “The Barbed Poet of Life’s
Profundities”. |
To New Jersey With Love and Apologies |
Clift, Elayne |
811 CLI |
Local Vermont intersperses poems with essays about growing
up Jewish in small town 1950s America. |
Other People, Other Lands |
Clift, Elayne |
811 CLI |
Another volume by Clift. |
Fire Inside The Fur |
Ellsworth, Priscilla Wear |
811 ELL |
First collection from Connecticut poet twice nominated for
the Pushcart Prize for her poems. |
She Walks In Beauty |
Kennedy, Caroline, editor |
808.81 KEN |
Collection of poems about womanhood selected and
introduced by Caroline Kennedy. |
A Cartography of Peace |
Connor, Jean |
811 CON |
A slim volume by
a retired librarian living in Vermont, written between her 75th
and 85th year. |
Interstate |
deNiord, Chard |
811.54 DEN |
Former Poet Laureate of Vermont and West West resident. |
The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson |
Dickinson, Emily |
811 DIN |
Poems by one of the world’s most famous poets. |
Poetry 180 |
Collins, Billy |
811.608 POE |
Edited and
introduced by Billy Collins and inspired by his Poem-A-Day program. |
Blue Horses |
Oliver, Mary |
811.54 OLI |
A collection by the master of close attention: beloved
poet Mary Oliver. |
Evidence |
Oliver, Mary |
811.54 OLI |
Another volume from a poet not afraid to shed the pretense
of academic poetry. |
Swan |
Oliver, Mary |
811.54 OLV |
This volume by Oliver contains poems and prose poems. |
What Do We Know |
Oliver, Mary |
811 OLV |
More poems and
prose poems. |
The Poetry of Robert Frost |
Frost, Robert |
811 FRO |
One of America’s
greatest poets. |
The Norton Anthology of Poetry |
|
821.009 NOR |
From Beowulf to Louise Erdrich—this
is a vast anthology. |
The Best Poems of the English Language |
Bloom, Harold, editor |
821.008 |
Six centuries of British and American poetry edited and introduced by
Bloom.
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Opened Ground |
Heaney, Seamus |
821 HEA |
Nobel Prize winner and Irish poet. |
In this Moment, Passing |
Karpin, Florence Baker |
VT 811 KAR |
Grafton’s own poet. |
Another Time, Another Place |
Karpin, Florence Baker |
VT 811 KAR |
Another volume by Karpin. J |
Before Life Hurries On |
Field, Sabra and Jenepher Lingelbach |
VT 811.54 FIE |
A collaboration by Vermont artist Sabra Field and Vermont
naturalist poet Lingelbach. |
Vermont Voices: An Anthology |
|
VT 820 VER |
A collection by
Members of the League of Vermont Writers that includes poetry. |
Collected Poems 1909-1935 |
Eliot, T.S. |
811 ELI |
You’ve probably heard of him.
Eliot’s poems “explore the subtleties of the unconscious with a caustic wit.” |
Leaves of Grass |
Whitman, Walt |
811 WHI |
You’ve probably heard of this poet too. This is
his classic work. It is daunting, but start with “I Sing the Body Electric”
or “I Hear America Singing.” |
Various collections upstairs |
Shakespeare, Robert Burns, Elizabeth Barret Browning, Emerson… |
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Ask me about what is housed
upstairs at the library… |