The Black bard of North Carolina : George Moses Horton and his poetry / by Horton, George Moses, 1798?-approximately 1880

Table of Contents: “…Cover Page; The Black Bard of North Carolina; Copyright Page; CONTENTS; ILLUSTRATIONS; Introduction; Bibliography; Uncollected Poems; POEMS FROM The Hope of Liberty; POEMS FROM The Poetical Works; POEMS FROM Naked Genius; INDEX OF TITLES.…”
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The Black bard of North Carolina : George Moses Horton and his poetry / by Horton, George Moses, 1798?-approximately 1880

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A speech to the Lord General Monck : at Skinners-Hall April the fourth, 1660. by Bard, W.

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The oracle of tears / by Mbuh, Tennu

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Absentee Indians & other poems / by Blaeser, Kimberly M.

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Horace for students of literature : the "Ars poetica" and its tradition /

Table of Contents: “…Ars poetica / Horace -- Poetria nova / Geoffrey of Vinsauf -- L'art poétique / Boileau -- An essay on criticism / Pope -- English bards and Scotch reviewers / Byron -- Notes toward a supreme fiction / Stevens.…”
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The killing of Shishupala / by Māgha

Table of Contents: “…Narada's message -- The discussion in the council chamber -- Departure for Indraprastha -- Mount Raivataka -- On the march -- The seasons on Mount Raivataka -- Forest flirtations -- Water games -- Romantic adventures after sunset -- Wine and women -- The court bards welcome the dawn -- The Yadava army on the march again -- Arrival at Indraprastha -- Yudhishthira's sacrifice -- Shishupala's anger -- The emissary from Shishupala -- The Yadavas prepare for war -- The battle begins -- The battle rages -- The killing of Shishupala.…”

The poetics of anti-colonialism in the Arabic qaṣīdah / by Kadhim, Hussein N.

Table of Contents: “…Preface -- Acknowledgements -- Chapter 1 The Lord and the Bard: Colonial Discourse and Counter-discourse -- Chapter 2 Empire as Occasion: Ahmad Shawqī's Elegy for Damascus -- Chapter 3 Ma'rūf al-Rusāfī and the Poetics of Anti-Colonialism -- Chapter 4 Rewriting the Metropolitan Text: Badr Shākir al-Sayyāb on "Arab Decline" -- Chapter 5 Palestine: The Central Cause: 'Abd al-Wahhāb al-Bayātī's "Odes to Jaffa" -- Chapter 6 The Elusive Dream: 'Abd al-Wahhāb al-Bayātī's Odes to His Son 'Alī -- Epilogue -- Appendices -- Bibliography -- Index.…”
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The Stone Circle poems : the collected poems of Terry Wooten / by Wooten, Terry, 1948-

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Beowulf: A Translation

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Inkondlo kaZulu / by Vilakazi, Benedict Wallet, Zondi, Mpume, Khumalo, Langa

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To tell the story : poems of the Holocaust / by Korwin, Yala, 1933-2014

Table of Contents: “…-- Father's Chess -- Roundup -- The Gift Of Life -- Passover Night 1942 -- The Unheard Bard -- Singing In The Sun -- The City Of Shadows -- IV. …”

Clayfeld holds on / by Pack, Robert, 1929-2023

Table of Contents: “…Bob Pack's lnvocation to Clayfeld -- Clayfeld's Encounter by the Sea -- Clayfeld Encompasses a Paradox -- Clayfeld Beholds a Miracle -- Clayfeld Attends a Seder -- Clayfeld Admonishes the Bard -- Clayfeld Defines Sublimity -- Clayfeld Goes Birding -- A Blue Heron Appears to Clayfeld -- Clayfeld's Kidney -- Clayfeld Observes a Herd of Elk -- Clayfeld Organizes His Jokes -- Confronting Clayfeld -- Clayfeld among the Fireflies -- Clayfeld Takes Flight -- Clayfeld Listens to the Aspens -- Paean for a Turtle -- Clayfeld Encircled -- Clayfeld Unresolved -- Clayfeld's Vampire Fantasy -- Clayfeld on Jury Duty -- Clayfeld Throws His Hat into the Ring -- Clayfeld's Reversal -- Clayfeld Reading by the Fire -- Clayfeld Grieves for Annie -- Clayfeld's Inheritance -- Clayfeld Addresses His Father -- Drifting and Gliding -- Clayfeld's Interpretation -- Clayfeld Thinks about Women -- Clayfeld's Pride -- Clayfeld Bedeviled -- Clayfeld's "Cogito" -- Clayfeld's Inspiration -- Clayfeld Contends with Entropy -- Star-Crossed Clayfeld -- Clayfeld in the Rain -- Clayfeld's Injury -- Humming in the Air -- Clayfeld Embellishes a Willow Tree -- Clayfeld's Farewell Epistle to Bob Pack -- Epilogue: Swan River in October -- Epilogue: Abundance.…”
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The Best Laid Schemes : Selected Poetry and Prose of Robert Burns. by Burns, Robert

Table of Contents: “…L[aprai]k, an old Scotch bard -- The vision -- To a mouse -- The holy fair -- The twa dogs, a tale -- The Cotter's Saturday night -- Address to the Deil -- Brose and butter -- To a louse -- A cantata [Love and liberty or The jolly beggars] -- On a Scotch bard gone to the West Indies -- To the author [Second epistle to Davie] -- [Lines written on a Bank of Scotland one guinea note] -- [Address to Beelzebub] -- A dream -- The brigs of Ayr : a poem -- The northern lass -- Address to Edinburgh -- To a haggis -- A fragment [There was a lad] -- [Inscribed around Fergusson's portrait] -- [Lines on Fergusson] -- Written by somebody on the window of an inn at Stirling on seeing the royal palace in ruins -- Ca' the ewes to the Knowes [first version] -- I love my Jean -- O, were I on Parnassus Hill -- Tam Glen -- Auld Lang Syne -- Louis what reck I by thee -- Robin Shure in Hairst -- Nine inch will please a lady -- Afton water -- [Epistle to Dr. …”
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Absentee Indians & Other Poems. by Blaeser, Kimberly

Table of Contents: “…Acknowledgements; Preface; Absentee Indians; Absentee Indians; Twelve Steps to Ward off Homesickness; Recite the Names of All the Suicided Indians; This Guy Back Home; The Last Fish House; Passing Time; Studies in Migration; Of Landscape and Narrative; Studies in Migration; Tracks and Traces; Lines from an Autumn Litany; What the Sun Has Left of Amber; Imprints in Blackfeet Country; A Wash; Students of Scat; A Sequel; zen for traveling bards; Haiku Seasons; Evolutions; March 1995: Seeking Remission; March 1998: Seeking Solace; Another Midnight Flute; Kitchen Voices; Letting Go.…”
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Nuptials at vespers & other strains : poems / by Ngong Kum Ngong, John

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The complete writings of William Blake; with variant readings, by Blake, William, 1757-1827

Table of Contents: “…The voice of the ancient bard /…”

Lady Anne : a Verse Chronicle. by Krog, Antjie

Table of Contents: “…. -- 1793; Dublin12th July -- 1794; Kroonstadfirst state of emergencyJuly 1985; first Christmas weekend under the second state of emergency1988; because among mine I feel more and more ill at ease; to have or to be; gnome; parole; cape of good hope; Lady Anne as guide because a hero needs a bard; "I think I am the first" -- Lady Anne on Table Mountain; Part III (V); The Drup KelderTuesday 8th May -- 1798; Farm of Jakob van ReenenSunday 13th May -- 1798; Monday 14th May -- 1798.…”
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Ghosts of war : a history of World War I in poetry and prose / by Ferguson, Andrew

Table of Contents: “…The Battle of the Somme (1 July-18 November 1916)The Baleful Bard -- Ewart Alan Mackintosh; The Arab Revolt (5 June 1916); 7 Act Four: The War in 1917; The Winter of 1916-1917; The Tsar Abdicates (15 March 1917); The United States Declares War on Germany (6 April 1917); The Battle of Arras (9 April-16 May 1917); 'A Soldier's Declaration'; 'Dottyville': Craiglockhart Hospital; The Third Battle of Ypres: The Battle of Passchendaele (31 July-10 November 1917); The Battle of Cambrai (20 November-7 December 1917); Ewart Alan Mackintosh; 8 The Last Act; The Michael Offensive (21 March 1918).…”
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Bone and marrow = Cnámh agus smior : an anthology of Irish poetry from medieval to modern /

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