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  1. W.H. Auden A Reference Guide
  2. Auden: Moon Landing; Larkin: To The Sea; Annus Mirabilis. by W H Auden, 1970
  3. "The Map of All My Youth": Early Works, Friends, and Influences (Auden Studies) by W. H. Auden, 1990-12-27
  4. The Complete Works of W. H. Auden: Prose, Volume IV, 1956-1962 (Complete Works of W.H. Auden) by W. H. Auden, 2010-10-24
  5. Another Time by W.H. Auden, 2007-02-01
  6. Elder Edda: A Selection
  7. Collected Auden by W H Auden , 2004-03-04
  8. Portable Poets of the English Language, Medieval: Volume 1; Langland to Spenser (Viking portable library)
  9. A Commentary on the Poetry of W.H. Auden, C. Day Lewis, Louis Macneice, and Stephen Spender by John Whitehead, 1992-09
  10. Secondary Worlds by W. H. Auden, 1984-01
  11. Poets Tongue by W. H. Auden, John Garrett, 1935-01
  12. Look, Stranger! by W.H. Auden, 2001-04-09
  13. Delia, or, A masque of night by W. H Auden, 1953
  14. The Table Talk of W.H. Auden by Alan Ansen, 1991-12-13

81. W. H. Auden, Edward Lear
auden's sonnet on this Victorian writer, at the Edward Lear Home Page.
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Edward Lear
Left by his friend to breakfast alone on the white
Italian shore, his Terrible Demon arose
Over his shoulder; he wept to himself in the night,
A dirty landscape-painter who hated his nose. The legions of cruel inquisitive They
Were so many and big like dogs: he was upset
By Germans and boats; affection was miles away:
But guided by tears he successfully reached his Regret. How prodigiuous the welcome was. Flowers took his hat
And bore him off to introduce him to the tongs;
The demon's false nose made the table laugh; a cat Soon had him waltzing madly, let him squeeze her hand; Words pushed him to the piano to sing comic songs; And children swarmed to him like settlers. He became a land. [from W.H. Auden, Collected Shorter Poems 1927-1957 London, Faber and Faber, 1966, p. 127.] [Home] [Table of Contents] [About Edward Lear] [Portraits of Lear]
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82. La Verità, Vi Prego, Sull'amore (Auden W.H.) : Leggi Le Opinioni E Compara I Pr
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83. W.H. Auden - The Watershed
One of auden's earliest poems.
http://www.thebeckoning.com/poetry/auden/auden1.html
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W.H. Auden - The Watershed
Who stands, the crux left of the watershed,
On the wet road between the chafing grass
Below him sees dismantled washing-floors,
Snatches of tramline running to a wood,
An industry already comatose,
Yet sparsely living. A ramshackle engine
At Cashwell raises water; for ten years
It lay in flooded workings until this,
Its latter office, grudgingly performed.
And, further, here and there, though many dead
Lie under the poor soil, some acts are chosen, Taken from recent winters; two there were Cleaned out a damaged shaft by hand, clutching The winch a gale would tear them from; one died During a storm, the fells impassable, Not at his village, but in wooden shape Through long abandoned levels nosed his way And in his final valley went to ground. Go home, now, stranger, proud of your young stock, Stranger, turn back again, frustrate and vexed: This land, cut off, will not communicate, Be no accessory content to one Aimless for faces rather there than here. Beams from your car may cross a bedroom wall

84. Auden, W. H.
auden, WH 19071973. Academic graffiti by WH auden; illustrated by Filippo Sanjust Publisher London (3 Queen Sq., WC1N 3AU), Faber and Faber Ltd., 1971.
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[by] W. H. Auden . Illustrated by Filippo Sanjust
Publisher: New York, Random House
ISBN: 0-39447-183-0 The American scene The American scene, together with three essays from "Portraits of places" by Henry James , edited, with an introduction by W. H. Auden Publisher: New York, C. Scribner's sons ISBN: 0-24697-469-9 A choice of Dryden's verse selected and with an introduction by W. H. Auden Publisher: London, Faber ISBN: 0-57110-255-7 A choice of Dryden's verse selected and with an introduction by W. H. Auden Publisher: London, Faber ISBN: 0-57110-238-7 Collected longer poems W. H. Auden Publisher: New York : Vintage Books ISBN: 0-39472-014-8 Collected poems W. H. Auden ; edited by Edward Mendelson Publisher: New York : Vintage International, Vintage Books

85. Redeeming The Rake By David Schiff
Discussion of Stravinsky's Opera, The Rake's Progress , for which auden wrote the libretto.
http://www.theatlantic.com/issues/97nov/rake.htm
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Stravinsky's The Rake's Progress is purposely hard to love which is why it so amply rewards those who stay for the glorious third act
by David Schiff

I GOR Stravinsky's The Rake's Progress is one of a handful of operas that I can sing beginning to end from memory not that anyone would want to hear me do it. It has held a special place in my affections ever since high school, when I came upon the one recording that existed at the time, with the composer conducting. I didn't actually see the opera until my senior year in college but that was not my fault. The opera world has never shared my love for The Rake. Until a new production opens this season, it will not have been performed by the Metropolitan Opera Company since its inaugural performances, in 1953. Discuss this article in the forum of
My assessment of this work will probably strike most opera fans as perverse. It reflects the fact that I came to know operas from listening to records and studying scores rather than from seeing them in the theater. My opera experience produced its own form of snobbery. From my earliest exposure to the genre I was drawn to Debussy's Pelleas et Melisande

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87. B.Chad's Homepage: W.H.Auden: "Control Of The Passes"
A famous if obscure early auden poem.
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Control of the passes was, he saw, the key To this new district, but who would get it? He, the trained spy, had walked into the trap For a bogus guide , seduced with the old tricks. At Greenhearth was a fine site for a dam And easy power, had they pushed the rail Some stations nearer. They ignored his wires. The bridges were unbuilt and trouble coming. The street music seemed gracious now to one For weeks up in the desert. Woken by water Running away in the dark, he often had Reproached the night for a companion Dreamed of already. They would shoot , of course, Parting easily who were never joined Help with Auden Archive or B.Chad's Homepage

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89. HORAE CANONICAE
Text of auden's sequence of religious poems.
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HORAE CANONICAE
IMMOLATUS VICERIT
PRIME
Simultaneously, as soundlessly, Spontaneously, suddenly As, at the vaunt of the dawn, the kind Gates of the body fly open To its world beyond, the gates of the mind, The horn gate and the ivory gate Swing to, swing shut, instantaneously Quell the nocturnal rummage Of its rebellious fronde, ill-favored, Ill-natured and second-rate, Disenfranchised, widowed and orphaned By an historical mistake: Recalled from the shades to be a seeing being, From absence to be on display, Without a name or history I wake Between my body and the day.
Holy this moment, wholly in the right, As, in complete obedience To the light's laconic outcry, next As a sheet, near as a wall, Out there as a mountain's poise of stone, The world is present, about, And I know that I am, here, not alone But with a world and rejoice Unvexed, for the will has still to claim This adjacent arm as my own, The memory to name me, resume Its routine of praise and blame And smiling to me is this instant while Still the day is intact, and I The Adam sinless in our beginning

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91. The New York Review Of Books: Auden's Prose
A review of auden's collection of essays, by the poet John Berryman.
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The Dyer's Hand by W.H. Auden Random House, $7.50 Since many readers will be as pleased as this reviewer that Auden has put together a fat selection of his critical writings of recent years, and since it goes without saying that Auden's opinions are important because they are his, I want to look into the curious fact that he does not really sound like a professional critic and perhaps is not one. Perhaps he is too modest and too generous. These virtues shine again and again from these pages, and they are remarkable enough in one of the chief poets of the age, a man internationally celebrated now for thirty years, also a man known in his legend for a witty, savaging tongue, whereas here he several times refuses to exemplify a Bad Work on the ground that to do so would be "cruel." But probably a critic must take the moral risk and be tougher, for it is his job, among other things, to assert and to judge: to propagate the faith and only the faith. Worse still, he writes too well. His critical prose is not up to William Empson's or Edmund Wilson's, being even more informal than the one and less cunningly organized than the other; but that these names come up is tribute enough. (His imaginative prose, in

92. W-h Auden :: Biographie Bibliographie Livres De Ou Sur W-h Auden
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93. LRB | Redirect Page
auden's Lectures on Shakespeare (ed. Arthur Kirsch), reviewed for the London Review of Books by Frank Kermode.
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94. Citaten.net Meer Dan 13.000 Citaten, Wijsheden, Uitspraken En
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95. W.H. Auden - Sonnets From China
Full text of auden's 1938 sonnet sequence.
http://home.earthlink.net/~ostomo/china.html
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So from the years their gifts were showered: each
Grabbed at the one it needed to survive;
Bee took the politics that suit a hive,
Trout finned as trout, peach moulded into peach,
And were successful at their first endeavour.
The hour of birth their only time in college,
They were content with their precocious knowledge,
To know their station and be right for ever.
Till, finally, there came a childish creature
On whom the years could model any feature, Fake, as chance fell, as leopard or a dove, Who by the gentlest wind was rudely shaken, Who looked for truth but always was mistaken, And envied his few friends, and chose his love.

96. W. H. Auden - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
WH auden. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Wystan Hugh auden (born York February 21, 1907 died Vienna September 29, 1973) was an English author.
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Wystan Hugh Auden (born York February 21 - died Vienna September 29 ) was an English author. Auden wrote a considerable body of criticism and essays, as well as co-authoring some drama with his friend Christopher Isherwood , but he is primarily known as a poet . Auden's work is characterized by exceptional variety, ranging from such rigorous traditional forms as the villanelle to entirely unstructured verse, as well as the technical and verbal skills Auden displayed regardless of form. He was also partly responsible for re-introducing Anglo-Saxon accentual meter to English poetry. Auden was deeply involved in political controversies of his day, and some of his greatest work reflects these concerns, such as Spain , a poem on the Spanish Civil War and September 1, 1939 on the outbreak of World War II . Other memorable works include his Christmas oratorio, For the Time Being The Unknown Citizen , and poems on the deaths of William Butler Yeats and Sigmund Freud . Auden's poem Funeral Blues was movingly read in the film Four Weddings and a Funeral . Prior to this Auden's work was also used in the United Kingdom Post Office documentary film Night Mail Auden married Erika Mann , daughter of the great German novelist Thomas Mann , in . The primary motive for this marriage was to provide his bride with a passport to escape the Third Reich . That it produced no children is less than surprising, given Auden's

97. Concentric Dial-Up Internet
Text of auden's song.
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  • W. H. Auden. Èçáðàííûå ñòèõîòâîðåíèÿ
    They wondered why the fruit had been forbidden... They wondered why the fruit had been forbidden:
    It taught them nothing new. They hid their pride,
    But did not listen much when they were chidden:
    They knew exactly what to do outside. They left. Immediately the memory faded
    Of all they known: they could not understand
    The dogs now who before had always aided;
    The stream was dumb with whom they'd always planned. They wept and quarrelled: freedom was so wild.
    In front maturity as he ascended
    Retired like a horizon from the child, The dangers and the punishments grew greater,
    And the way back by angels was defended
    Against the poet and the legislator.
    At last the secret is out...
    At last the secret is out, as it always must come in the end, The delicious story is ripe to tell to the intimate friend; Over the tea-cups and in the square the tongue has its desire; Still waters run deep, my dear, there's never smoke without fire.
  • 99. The Lied And Art Song Texts Page
    Texts of poems that have been set to music by Stravinsky, Benjamin Britten and others, including Lullaby , Nocturne and Elegy for JFK .
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    100. A New Decalogue
    Text of this poem, subtitled A Reactionary Tract for the Times .
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    Under Which Lyre A Reactionary Tract for the Times (Phi Beta Kappa Poem, Harvard, 1946)
    W. H. Auden Ares at last has quit the field,
    The bloodstains on the bushes yield
    To seeping showers,
    And in their convalescent state
    The fractured towns associate
    With summer flowers.
    Encamped upon the college plain
    Raw veterans already train
    As freshman forces;
    Instructors with sarcastic tongue Shepherd the battle-weary young Through basic courses. Among bewildering appliances For mastering the arts and sciences They stroll or run, And nerves that steeled themselves to slaughter Are shot to pieces by the shorter Poems of Donne. Professors back from secret missions Resume their proper eruditions, Though some regret it; They liked their dictaphones a lot, T hey met some big wheels, and do not Let you forget it. But Zeus' inscrutable decree Permits the will-to-disagree To be pandemic

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