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Table of Contents: “…Genesis -- The new Leviathan -- There will be blood -- Pots, pans, and guns -- Ozymandias…”
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Table of Contents: “…Scattered odes in shattered books: quantifying Victorian anthologies -- Romantic short poems in Victorian anthologies -- Romantic long poems in Victorian anthologies -- Coda: Ozymandias at the Olympics; or, she walks in Brixton.…”
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Table of Contents: “…The war between the water and the road / William Alexander -- Dee Dee / Kurtis Scaletta -- Kings and queens / John Coy -- Max swings for the fences / Anne Ursu -- The creature under the bush / Lynne Jonell -- The blue between us / Joyce Sidman -- Fishing / Anika Fajardo -- Strange island / Julie Schumacher -- Ozymandias / Kelly Barnhill -- Worry and wonder / Marcie Rendon -- Mourning dove / Joyce Sidman -- My icy Valentine / Kirstin Cronn-Mills -- Poetry themes from creative writing class / Joyce Sidman -- The silver box (an excerpt) / Margi Preus -- Pressure / Swati Avasthi -- Opposite land / Pete Hautman -- Chant for a winter dawn / Joyce Sidman -- Lone star / Shannon Gibney -- The ocean where the dreams go / Trà̂n Thị Minh Phước, Phuoc Thi Minh Tran -- Adrift / Mary Casanova -- We were boys together / Kao Kalia Yang.…”
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Table of Contents: “…Henrickson -- The religion of the Hittites / Gary Beckman -- A Hittite seal from Megiddo / Itamar Singer -- An Urartian Ozymandias / Paul Zimansky -- King or God? imperial iconography and the "Tiarate head" coins of Achaemenid Anatolia / Elspeth R.M. …”

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Table of Contents: “…How to use these sonnets -- "Whoso list to hunt" / Thomas Wyatt (1557) -- "Norfolk sprang thee" / Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey (1557) -- "That self same tongue" / George Gascoigne (1573) -- Astrophel and Stella 45 / Sir Philip Sidney (written 1582) -- Ruines of Rome 3 / Edmund Spencer, original Joachim Du Bellay (1591) -- Delia / Samuel Daniel (1592) -- Amoretti 78 / Edmund Spencer (1595) -- Caelica 7 / Fulke Greville, Lord Broke (probably written 1590s) -- Sonnet 2 / William Shakespeare (1609) -- Sonnet 68 / William Shakespeare (1609) -- Sonnett 116 (1609) / William Shakespeare -- Phamphilia to Amphilanthus 46 / Lady Mary Wroth (1621) -- "At the round earth's imagined corners" / John Donne (probably written 1615-1633) -- "Oh, to vex me, contraries meet in one" / John Donne (probably written 1615-1633) -- "Redemption" / George Herbert (1633) -- "Prayer (I)" / George Herbert (1633) -- "On the late massacre in Piedmont" / John Milton (1673) -- Methought I saw my late espousèd saint" / John Milton (1673) -- Sappho and Phaon 24 / Mary Robinson (1796) -- "Huge vapour brood above the clifted shore / Charlotte Smith (1798) -- "London, 1802 / William Wordsworth (1802) -- "Surprise by Joy" / William Wordsworth (1815) -- "On seeing the Elgin marbles" / John Keats (1817) -- "Four seasons fill the measure of the year" / John Keats (1818) -- "Ozymandias" / Percy Bysshe Shelley (1818) -- "England in 1819" / Percy Bysshe Shelley (written 1819-1820) -- "Work without hope" / Samuel Taylor Coleridge (written) 1825 -- "Swordy well" / John Clare (probably written 1820s) "Mysterious night" / Joseph Blanco White (written 1827) -- "To-morrow" / Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, original by Lope De Vega (1833) -- "The fish, the man, and the spirit" / Leigh Hunt (1836) -- "The Columbine" / Jones Very (1839) -- "Written in Emerson's essays" / Matthew Arnold (written 1844) -- Sonnets from the Portugese 28 / Elizabeth Barrett Browing (1850) -- Sonnets, third series 6 / Frederick Goddard Tuckerman (written before 1873) -- "Retreat" / Charles Baudelaire (translated by Rachel Hadas) -- Modern love 50 / George Meredith (1862) -- "A dream" Charles / Tennyson Turner (1864) -- "I know not why, but all this weary day / Henry Timrod (1867) -- "Renouncement" / Alice Meynell (written 1869) -- Brother and Sister 7 and 8 / George Eliot (written before 1870) -- "For a Venetian pastoral" / Dante Gabriel Rossetti (1870) -- "A superscription" / Dante Gabriel Rossetti (1870) --…”

Table of Contents: “…., Baby, This is the World / The Legend-makers / William Saroyan -- Irresistable Force / Herman Wouk -- A Smattering of Bliss / Virginia Faulkner -- How Near / No Place for a Puritan / The Whore at Easter / That Hill / William Justema -- Los Angeles at War / James Leigh -- Poems from The New Colony / Madeline Gleason -- Somebody Has to be Nobody / Budd Shulberg -- The World in the Evening / Christopher Isherwood -- Big Sur and the Good Life / Henry Miller -- Ozymandias, The Utopia that Failed / Aldous Huxley -- Hook / Walter van Tilburg Clark -- Project / Orderly / Message / Reception / Josephine Miles -- Part VIII, The Scene: America / Allen Ginsberg -- The Fall of Mardou / Jack Kerouac -- 29 March, 10:20 p.m. / 4 April, 1:45 p.m. / 5 June, 10 a.m. / A Bull Market in Rebellion / Gil Orlovitz -- On Casting D.H. …”

Table of Contents: “…. / Sharold Olds -- Dulce et decorum est / Wilfred Owen -- Alone / Edgar Allan Poe -- Captain Carpenter / John Crowe Ransom -- Dickhead / Michael Ryan -- Ozymandias / Percy Bysshe Shelley -- Not waving but drowning / Stevie Smith -- Old man leaves party / Mark Strand -- Lost pilot / James Tate -- Ulysses / Alfred Tennyson -- Casey at the bat / Ernest Lawrence Thayer -- Tichborne's elegy / Chidiock Tichborne -- Hen / Ellen Voigt -- Dedication for a plot of ground / William Carlos Williams -- This is just to say / William Carlos Williams -- Night wash / Anne Winters -- Sir Gawaine and the Green Knight / Yvor Winters -- Ars poetica: some recent criticism / James Wright.…”