Wallace Stevens /
Introduces the poetry of Wallace Stevens through annotated selections of his works and relevant illustrations. Delightful harmony and boundless imagination: these characteristics make Wallace Stevens' work very special, and perfect for children. Twenty-seven of his finest verses, evocatively il...
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Literature type: | Book |
Language: | English |
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Poetry for young people
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Introduces the poetry of Wallace Stevens through annotated selections of his works and relevant illustrations. Delightful harmony and boundless imagination: these characteristics make Wallace Stevens' work very special, and perfect for children. Twenty-seven of his finest verses, evocatively illustrated, provide the perfect introduction to Stevens' poetry. "From a Junk" reveals a boat at sea in the moonlight that "burns ... and glistens, wide and wide, under the five-horned stars of night." A little girl - "sweeter than the sound of the willow"--Proudly dressed in her Sunday best accompanies the child-centered "Song." From the farm landscape of "Ploughing on Sunday" to the three delicate dancing figures of "The Plot Against the Giant," each picture and each poem will delight. |
Item Description: | Includes index. |
Carrier Form: | 48 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 27 cm. |
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9781402709258 : 1402709250 |
Index Number: | PS3537 |
CLC: | I712.82 |
Call Number: | I712.82/S844 |
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From a junk -- Song -- Disillusionment of ten o'clock -- Earthy anecdote -- Thirteen ways of looking at a blackbird -- Indigo glass in the grass -- Life is motion -- Anecdote of the jar -- Plot against the giant -- Load of sugar-cane -- Tea -- Nuances of a theme by Williams -- Ploughing on Sunday -- Hibiscus and the sleeping shores -- Snow man -- Domination of black -- Tea at the palaz of hoon -- Anecdote of men by the thousand -- Six significant landscapes -- Gubbinal -- Emperor of ice-cream -- Rabbit as king of the ghosts -- Tattoo -- Death of a soldier -- House was quiet and the world was calm -- Index. |