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Publication List for Longley, Michael

Volumes


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1. Longley, MichaelPOEMS BY MICHAEL LONGLEY 1966-1972
2. Longley, MichaelPOEMS BY MICHAEL LONGLEY 1966-1972
3. Longley, MichaelWorkshop 2 1963-1966
4. Longley, MichaelWorkshop 3 1963-1966
5. Longley, MichaelWorkshop 4 1966-1972
6. Longley, MichaelWorkshop 5 1966-1972
7. Longley, MichaelWorkshop 7 1963-1966
8. Longley, MichaelWorkshop 8 1963-1966
9. Longley, MichaelWorkshop 9 1966-1972

Poems


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1. Longley, MichaelA HEADSTONE 1966-1972 It told us, through the histories it lacked,
2. Longley, MichaelALTERA CITHERA 1966-1972 A change of tune, then,
3. Longley, MichaelA NATIVITY 1966-1972 He will be welcome to
4. Longley, MichaelA PERSONAL STATEMENT 1963-1966 Since you, Mind, think to diagnose
5. Longley, MichaelA SLIGHT ADULTERY 1963-1966 Because we sleep apart these nights
6. Longley, MichaelA WORKING HOLIDAY 1963-1966 Water through the window, the light and shade
7. Longley, MichaelBADGER 1966-1972 Pushing the wedge of his body
8. Longley, MichaelBARRACUDA 1966-1972 It's the wading on skeleton's legs
9. Longley, MichaelCAMOUFLAGE 1963-1966 Our towns decayed, our gardens overgrown,
10. Longley, MichaelCARAVAN 1966-1972 A rickety chimney suggests
11. Longley, MichaelCASUALITY 1966-1972 Its decline was gradual.
12. Longley, MichaelCHRISTOPHER AT BIRTH 1963-1966 Your uncle, totem and curator bends
13. Longley, MichaelCHRISTOPHER AT BIRTH 1966-1972 Your uncle, totem and curator bends
14. Longley, MichaelCHRISTOPHER AT BIRTH 1963-1966 Your uncle, totem and curator bends
15. Longley, MichaelCIRCE 1963-1966 The cries of the shipwrecked enter my head.
16. Longley, MichaelDR. JOHNSON ON THE HEBRIDES 1963-1966 The Hebridean gales mere sycophants,
17. Longley, MichaelDR. JOHNSON ON THE HEBRIDES 1966-1972 The Hebridean gales mere sycophants,
18. Longley, MichaelDR JOHNSON DYING 1966-1972 "...an imagining that the dropsical
19. Longley, MichaelELEGY FOR FATS WALLER 1963-1966 Lighting up, lest all our hearts should break,
20. Longley, MichaelEMILY DICKINSON 1966-1972 Emily Dickinson, I think of you
21. Longley, MichaelEN ROUTE 1963-1966 Amateur witches and professional virgins,
22. Longley, MichaelEPITHALAMION WALLER 1963-1966 These are the small hours when
23. Longley, MichaelFANNY HILL 1966-1972 And yet, who could tidy away
24. Longley, MichaelFREEZE-UP 1963-1966 The freeze-up annexes the sea even,
25. Longley, MichaelGATHERING MUSHROOMS 1966-1972 Exhaled at dawn with the cattle's breath
26. Longley, MichaelGATHERING MUSHROOMS 1966-1972 Exhaled at dawn with the cattle's breath
27. Longley, MichaelHEDGEHOG 1966-1972 To begin with, the hedgehog does not
28. Longley, MichaelHER MIME OF THE LAME SEAGULL 1963-1966 Some things come too soon for words,
29. Longley, MichaelHOMAGE TO BUSTER KEATON 1966-1972 You are sheriff of our town -
30. Longley, MichaelIN A CONVENT CEMETARY 1966-1972 Although they've been gone for ages
31. Longley, MichaelIN MEMORIAM 1966-1972 My father, let no similes eclipse
32. Longley, MichaelIN MEMORIAM 1963-1966 My father, let no similes eclipse
33. Longley, MichaelJOURNEY OUT OF ESSEX 1966-1972 Or, John Clare's Escape
34. Longley, MichaelKINGFISHER 1966-1972 A knife-thrower
35. Longley, MichaelKLONDIKE 1966-1972 At one with the dusty prospectors
36. Longley, MichaelLARES 1966-1972 Cut with a cross, they are propped
37. Longley, MichaelLEAVING INISHMORE 1963-1966 Rain and sunlight and the boat between then
38. Longley, MichaelMAN FRIDAY 1966-1972 So much is implied on that furthest strand -
39. Longley, MichaelMAN FRIDAY 1966-1972 So much is implied on that furthest strand -
40. Longley, MichaelMISCARRIAGE 1966-1972 A stunned cabin boy
41. Longley, MichaelMOUNTAIN SWIM 1966-1972 Hill top and valley floor we sway between,
42. Longley, MichaelNARCISSUS 1966-1972 Unweatherbeaten as the moon my face
43. Longley, MichaelNAUSICAA 1966-1972 You scarcely raise a finger to the tide.
44. Longley, MichaelNO CONTINUING CITY 1963-1966 My hands here, gentle where her breasts begin
45. Longley, MichaelORPHEUS 1963-1966 The drumlins roll like waves above it all.
46. Longley, MichaelOUT OF THE SEA 1966-1972 The eggs are incubated
47. Longley, MichaelPERSEPHONE 1963-1966 I see as through a skylight in my brain
48. Longley, MichaelPERSEPHONE 1966-1972 I see as through skylight in my brain
49. Longley, MichaelREMEMBRANCE DAY 1966-1972 Conveyed here in what ship of death
50. Longley, MichaelREMEMBRANCE DAY 1966-1972 Conveyed here in what ship of death
51. Longley, MichaelROBIN 1966-1972 Its breast a warning,
52. Longley, MichaelSAINT FRANCIS TO THE BIRDS 1963-1966 And, summing up, I think of when
53. Longley, MichaelTHE ADULTERER 1966-1972 I have laid my adulteries
54. Longley, MichaelTHE CENTAURS 1963-1966 The sergeant, an arrow in his back,
55. Longley, MichaelTHE FREEMARTIN 1966-1972 Comes into her own
56. Longley, MichaelTHE HEBRIDES 1963-1966 I shall have left these rocks within the week -
57. Longley, MichaelTHE HOUSEWIFE'S TESTAMENT 1963-1966 Sons and daughters, my irreconcilables,
58. Longley, MichaelTHE ISLAND 1966-1972 The one saddle and bit on the island
59. Longley, MichaelTHE JOURNEY 1963-1966 It is as though a journey were being made
60. Longley, MichaelTHE NORTH 1966-1972 There are no landmarks round here,
61. Longley, MichaelTHE ORNITHOLOGICAL SECTION 1963-1966 Birds, such heavenly bric-a-brac
62. Longley, MichaelTHE OSPREY 1966-1972 To whom certain water talents --
63. Longley, MichaelTHREE POSTHUMOUS PIECES 1966-1972 In lieu of my famous last words or
64. Longley, MichaelTO BIX BEIDERBECKE 1966-1972 In hotel rooms, in digs you went to school.
65. Longley, MichaelTO DEREK MAHON 1963-1966 You alone read every birthmark,
66. Longley, MichaelTO EDNA 1963-1966 Ah,the image or the image's performance -
67. Longley, MichaelTO THE POETS 1966-1972 The dying fall, the death spasm,
68. Longley, MichaelWORDS FOR JAZZ PERHAPS 1963-1966 Lighting up, lest all our hearts should break,