Лоренс Даррелл «Collected Poems»

В произведение входит: по порядкупо годупо рейтингу

Mneiae (1955)			-
Lesbos (1955)			-
Water music (1946)			-
Nemea (1943)			-
Orpheus (1955)			-
Style (1955)			-
Chanel (1955)			-
Niki (1955)			-
This unimportant morning (1946)			-
The Dying Fall (1955)			-
Patmos (1948)			-
The Green Man (1942)			-
Poem (1955)			-
Lines to Music (1960)			-
The pilot (1946)			-
Logos (1939)			-
The Cottager (1960)			-
The Poet (1939)			-
Bere Regis (1948)			-
Pearls (1946)			-
A Prospect of Children (1946)			-
For a nursery mirror (1946)			-
To Ping-Kû, Asleep (1943)			-
On Seeming to Presume (1948)			-
Cradle Song (1955)			-
River Water (1955)			-
Song (1948)			-
The Octagon Room, National Gallery ‘55  [= The Octagon Room] (1956)			-
Pomona de Maillol (1948)			-
Je est un autre  [= ‘Je est un Autre’] (1943)			-
Night Express (1960)			-
Swans (1948)			-
At Strati’s (1955)			-
Education of a Cloud (1955)			-
The Tree of Idleness (1955)			-
The Sirens (1955)			-
On Mirrors (1955)			-
A Bowl of Roses (1955)			-
At the Long Bar (1955)			-
Bitter Lemons (1955)			-
Clouds of Glory (1955)			-
Notebook (1960)			-
Mareotis (1946)			-
Delos (1946)			-
Phileremo (1948)			-
Green Coconuts  [= Green Coconuts: Rio] (1948)			-
Christ in Brazil (1948)			-
Carol on Corfu (1943)			-
Blind Homer (1948)			-
The Lost Cities (1948)			-
Levant (1946)			-
Alexandria (1946)			-
Rodini (1948)			-
On Ithaca Standing (1943)			-
Episode (1960)			-
The Egg (1943)			-
Egyptian Poem (1943)			-
A Small Scripture  [= A Small Scripture to Nancy] (1939)			-
Exile in Athens (1943)			-
At Epidaurus (1943)			-
Greek church: Alexandria (1946)			-
To Argos (1943)			-
In Arcadia (1943)			-
Summer in Corfu (1943)			-
Father Nicholas His Death in the Ionian  [= Father Nicholas His Death; Father Nicholas His Death: Corfu] (1939)			-
At Corinth (1943)			-
Thasos (1955)			-
Asphodels: Chalcidice (1955)			-
In the Garden: Villa Cleobolus (1948)			-
The Parthenon (1948)			-
Lawrence Durrell. Eternal Contemporaries: Six Portraits
Manoli of Cos (1948)			-
Mark of Patmos (1948)			-
Basil the Hermit (1948)			-
Dmitri of Carpathos (1948)			-
Panagiotis of Lindos (1948)			-
A Rhodian Captain (1948)			-
Penelope (1948)			-
Matapan (1943)			-
Lawrence Darrell. The Anecdotes
In Cairo (“Garcia, when you drew off those two...”) (1960)			-
In Cairo (“The homing pain for such as are attached...”) (1960)			-
At Rhodes (“Anonymous hand, record one afternoon...”) (1960)			-
At Rhodes (“If space curves how much the more thought...”) (1960)			-
In Athens (1960)			-
At Alexandria (“Wind among prisms all tonight again...”) (1960)			-
At Alexandria (“Sometime we shall all come together...”) (1960)			-
In Patmos (“Quiet room, four candles, red wine in pottery...”) (1960)			-
In Patmos (“ ‘Art adorns’. Thus Galbo”) (1960)			-
In Britain (“When they brought on the sleeping child...”) (1960)			-
In Britain (“Instead of this or that fictitious woman...”) (1960)			-
In Rhodes (“Incision of a comb in hair: lips stained...”) (1960)			-
In Paris (1960)			-
In Beirut (1960)			-
In Rhodes (“From the intellect’s grosser denominations...”) (1960)			-
In Rio (1960)			-
Conon in Exile (1943)			-
By the Lake (1946)			-
The Night (1960)			-
The Adepts (1946)			-
The Encounter (1946)			-
Petron, the Desert Father (1946)			-
Visitations (1946)			-
Funchal (1955)			-
A Water-colour of Venice (1955)			-
Conon in Alexandria (1946)			-
High Sierra (1960)			-
Sarajevo (1955)			-
Lawrence Durrell. From ‘Sappho’, a Play
The Hive of Innocence			-
Midnight Dialogue			-
Freedom			-
Ethiopia			-
Fangbrand (1943)			-
John Donne (1955)			-
A Portrait of Theodora (1955)			-
Cavafy (1960)			-
Byron (1946)			-
La Rochefoucald (1960)			-
On first looking into Loeb's Horace (1946)			-
Heloise and Abelard (1946)			-
Fabre (1946)			-
Poggio (1946)			-
Six landscape painters of Greece  [= Conon the Critic on the Six Landscape Painters of Greece] (1946)			-
Lawrence Durrell. Two poems in basic English
Ships, Islands, Trees (1946)			-
Near El Alamein (1946)			-
In Europe (1946)			-
Letter to Seferis the Greek (1941)			-
Daphnis and Chloe (1943)			-
The Hanged Man (1939)			-
Summer (1960)			-
In Crisis  [= In a Time of Crisis] (1941)			-
A Noctuary in Athens (1943)			-
Adam (1939)			-
Self to Not-Self (1962)			-
Cities, plains and people (1946)			-
‘A Soliloquy of Hamlet’ (1960)			-
The Death of General Uncebunke  [= The Death of General Uncebunke: A Biography in Little] (1938)			-
Lawrence Durrell. Fourteen Carols
*** (“My uncle sleeps in the image of death. In the greenhouse and in the potting-shed...”) (1943)			-
*** (“My uncle has gone beyond astronomy. He sleeps in the music-room of the Host...”) (1943)			-
*** (“Aunt Prudence, she was the eye of the needle...”) (1943)			-
*** (“My uncle sleeps in the image of death. Not a bad sport the boys will tell you...”) (1943)			-
*** (“My uncle has gone beyond astronomy. His sleep is of the Babylonian deep-sea...”) (1943)			-
*** (“Prudence shall cross also the great white barrier...”) (1943)			-
*** (“My uncle sleeps in the image of death. He sleeps the steep sleep of his zone...”) (1943)			-
*** (“My uncle has gone beyond astronomy. Three, six, nine of the dead languages...”) (1943)			-
*** (“Prudence had no dog and but one cat...”) (1943)			-
*** (“My uncle has gone beyond astronomy. He sleeps the sharp sleep of the unstrung harp...”) (1943)			-
*** (“My uncle has gone beyond astronomy. He sleeps in the pocket of Lapland...”) (1943)			-
*** (“Prudence was told the tale of the chimney-corner...”) (1943)			-
*** (“My uncle sleeps in the image of death. The shadow of other worlds, deep-water penumbra...”) (1943)			-
*** (“Prudence sweetly sang both crotchet and quaver...”) (1943)			-
Lawrence Durrell. Five Soliloquies upon the Tomb of Uncebunke
*** (“My uncle has entered his soliloquy; He keeps vigil under the black sigil...”) (1938)			-
*** (“Friends, Romans, countrymen...”) (1938)			-
*** (“Friends, Humans, Englishmen!..”) (1938)			-
*** (“My uncle has entered his soliloquy; Under the black sigil the old white one...”) (1938)			-
*** (“My uncle has entered his soliloquy; The candles shed their fur...”) (1938)			-
Letters in Darkness (1955)			-
The Prayer-Wheel (1948)			-
Journal in Paris  [= Paris Journal] (1943)			-
Coptic poem (1946)			-
Mythology (“All my favourite characters have been...”) (1943)			-
Politics (1948)			-
The Daily Mirrors (1960)			-
Pressmarked urgent (1946)			-
Elegy on the Closing if the French Brothels (1948)			-
The Critics (1948)			-
Mythology (“Miss willow, secretly known as ‘tit’...”) (1943)			-
Song for Zarathustra (1948)			-
Ballad of Kretschmer’s Types (1960)			-
Ballad of the Oedipus Complex (1960)			-
A Ballad of the Good Lord Nelson (1943)			-
Ballad of Psychoanalysis (1955)			-
Deus Loci (1950)			-
Index of First Lines