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The Bookman Anthology of Verse

By Farrar, John

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Reproduction Date: 2005

Title: The Bookman Anthology of Verse  
Author: Farrar, John
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Language: English
Subject: Literature, Literature & thought, Writing.
Collections: Blackmask Online Collection
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Farrar, J. (n.d.). The Bookman Anthology of Verse. Retrieved from http://self.gutenberg.org/


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Excerpt: Hilda Conkling A shy, bur normal little girl, twleve years old now, nine when her first volume of verses appeared, Hilda Conkling is not so much the infant prodigy as a clear proof that the child mind, before the precious spark is destroyed, possesses both vision and the ability to express it in natural and beautiful rhythm. Grace Hazard Conkling, herself a poet, is Hilda?s mother. They live in Northampton, Massachusetts, in the academic atmosphere of Smith College where those who know the little girl say that she enjoys sliding down a cellar stairway quite as much as she does talking of elves and gnomes. She was born in New York State, so that she is distinctly of the East. The rhythm which she uses to express her ideas is the result both of her own moods, which are often crystal?clear in their delicate imagery, and of the fact that from the time when she was first able to listen, her mother read aloud to her. In fact, her first poems were made before she herself could write them down. The speculation as to what she will do when she grows to womanhood is a common one. Is it important? A childhood filled with beauty is something to have achieved.

Table of Contents
Table of Contents: The Bookman Anthology Of Verse, 1 -- Edited by John Farrar, 1 -- Hilda Conkling, 2 -- Edwin Markham, 3 -- Milton Raison, 4 -- Sara Teasdale, 5 -- Amy Lowell, 7 -- George O'Neil, 10 -- Jeanette Marks, 11 -- John Dos Passos, 12 -- George Sterling, 13 -- David Morton, 14 -- Maxwell Bodenheim, 15 -- Aline Kilmer, 16 -- William Rose Ben‚t, 18 -- Laura Ben‚t, 18 -- Stephen Vincent Ben‚t, 19 -- Lizette Woodworth Reese, 20 -- Pascal D'Angelo, 21 -- Charles Wharton Stork, 22 -- Stirling Bowen, 23 -- Hazel Hall, 24 -- William Alexander Percy, 25 -- Clement Wood, 26 -- Babette Deutsch, 27 -- Genevieve Taggard, 27 -- Christopher Morley, 28 -- Robert J. Roe, 29 -- Franklin P. Adams, 30 -- Elinor Wylie, 31 -- Zona Gale, 31 -- Amelia Josephine Burr, 34 -- Karle Wilson Baker, 35 -- Charlotte Mew, 36 -- John V.A. Weaver, 37 -- Mary Carolyn Davies, 37 -- Vincent Starrett, 38 -- H.D., 39 -- Jessie B. Rittenhouse, 40 -- Marion Strobel, 41 -- Mary Austin, 42 -- Joseph Andrew Galahad, 43 -- Florence Kilpatrick Mixter, 44 -- Thomas Moult, 45 -- Hervey Allen, 46 -- John Hall Wheelock, 47 -- Glenn Ward Dresbach, 47 -- Lola Ridge, 48

 
 



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