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Cambridge Poets 1900 — 1913. AN ANTHOLOGY CHOSEN BY A ELFRIDA TILLYARD . CAMBRIDGE : W . HEFFER & SONS Ltd . 1913
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BIBLIOGRAPHY . AELFRIDA TILLYARD (MRS . CONSTANTINE GRAHAM ). " To Malise , and other Poems " W . Heffer & Sons Ltd ., Cambridge EDMUND VALE , St. John's . “ Pixie Pool ” W . Heffer & Sons Ltd ., Cambridge ENID WELSFORD, Newnham . “ The Seagulls " and other Poems G . P . Putnam & Sons, London & New York ( The Knickerbocker Press ) Esmé C . WINGFIELD -STRATFORD , King 's. “ The Call of Dawn ” John Lane, London 226
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CAMBRIDGE POETS, 1900 – 1913
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CAMBRIDGE POETS 1900-1913 AN ANTHOLOGY
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PRINTED BY w. HEFFER AND SONS LTD ., HILLS ROAD, CAMBRIDGE.
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…RUPERT BROOKE , King's. “ Poems " Sidgwick and Jackson, London ARCHIBALD YOUNG CAMPBELL , St. John ' s. “ Poems” W . Heffer & Sons Ltd., Cambridge FRANCES CORNFORD (née DARWIN ). “ Poems ” The Priory Press , Hampstead “ Death and the Princess , a Morality ”. Bowes & Bowes , Cambridge ALEISTER CROWLEY , Trinity . “ Aceldama " Privately printed “ The Tale of Archais ” Kegan Paul , Trench , Trübner & Co ., London “ Jephthah and other Mysteries " Kegan Paul , Trench , Trübner & Co ., London “ Songs of the Spirit " Kegan Paul , Trench , Trübner & Co…
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To the memory of Dr. VERRALL ; to Mrs. VERRALL ; and to all my Cambridge Friends .
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Rupert Brooke. Day long and watch the Cambridge sky, And, flower -lulled in sleepy grass , Hear the cool lapse of hours pass , Until the centuries blend and blur In Grantchester , in Grantchester . . . . Still in the dawnlit waters cool His ghostly Lordship swims his pool, And tries the strokes , essays the tricks, Long learnt on Hellespont, or Styx ; Dan Chaucer hears his river still Chatter beneath a phantom mill ; Tennyson notes , with studious eye, How Cambridge waters hurry by . . . And in that garden , black and white , Creep whispers thr…
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…ry Life , Poetry and Drama , The Poetry Review , The Equinox , The Nation , The New Age , The Westminster Gazette , The Eyewitness , The Cambridge Review , The Cambridge Magazine , and The Granta ; (5) to the following firms of publishers for allowing me to make use of copyright matter : Mr . Heineman , for poems from “ The Bird of Time ," by Sarojini Naidu ; Mr . Edward Arnold , for two extracts from “ Week - day Poems ," by Hugh Owen Meredith ; Messrs . Sidgwick and Jackson , for poems by Rupert Brooke ; Mr . Nutt , for part of a poem from " …
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…must be many such ; and to any editors or publishers whose kindness I may have inadvertently omitted to acknowledge. AELFRIDA TILLYARD . Cambridge , June, 1913.
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Esmé Wingfield -Stratford . *CAMBRIDGE UP TO DATE. LITTLE don Perkins , L Social psychologist, Proved after hall To old Dowbiggin ( Master of Arts and Doctor of Science ) That time and space and matter and motion ( In short , God 's universe ) Were just a machine of one , two , three , Known unto Perkins Revealed to Dowbiggin . While over the court , the naked universe Arched with its laughter of a million suns , And every orb , out of the sea Of that unfathomable night blue , Sang - Gloria in excelsis deo ! While little don Perkins Played doub…
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…t you are here where skies are grey , And shivering trees are bleak and brown , And field and fen stretch far away , Mile on mile , from Cambridge town . They ' ve made a road from me to you , And lit their lamp - posts all along ; And there is nothing left to do But sing my ineffectual song . 178
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GERALD H . S. PINSENT . THE ORGAN IN KING 'S CHAPEL , CAMBRIDGE . THEN silence , and the veil of light is raised And darkness seen behind. Now softly sound The Angels ' herald -trumpets , calling round Thunders and mighty winds and powers amazed . Now laden with the spirit of man 's hand There bursts an awful clarion -shout , and brings Strange whispering and rushing of strange wings Battling , and furtive secrets of command . Down from the height and up from the abyss Are swept dominion , power, angel, throne , For unimaginable ends, and hiss …
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ALEISTER CROWLEY . IN NEVILLE 'S COURT , TRINITY COLLEGE , CAMBRIDGE . THINK the souls of many men are here Among these cloisters , underneath the spire That the moon silvers with magnetic fire ; But not a moon -ray is it, that so clear Shines on the pavement ; for a voice of fear It hath , unless it be the breeze that mocks My ear, and waves his old majestic locks About his head . There fell upon my ear ; “ O soul contemplative of distant things , Who hast a poet 's heart , even if thy pen Be dry and barren , who dost hold love dear , Speed fo…
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…old " William Heineman , London " The Bird of Time " William Heineman , London VICTOR NEUBURG , Trinity. " The Green Garland " The Young Cambridge Press, Bedford “ The Triumph of Pan " The Equinox , London JOHN PRESLAND ” Girton . " Joan of Arc " Simpkin Marshall & Co ., London “ Mary Queen of Scots " Chatto & Windus " The Deluge," etc . Chatto & Windus “ Manin and the Defence of Venice ". Chatto & Windus A. V. RATCLIFFE , Sidney Sussex . “ Poems " Privately printed “ A Broken Friendship " Erskin e Macdonald , London J. C. SQUIRE , St. John 's.…
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…oubt , Between the passion and the chill of it Be cursed with wonder “ Is this really love ? " * THE LITTLE OWL . ( On the Upper River , Cambridge .) W E glide and are still on the stream w In quiet that drugs the wit , The sun has charmed our hearts As the day is charmed with it; 209
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G . LEATHEM . A FELLOW OF ST. JOHN 'S ON THE BEAUTY OF MATHEMATICS. (From the “ Don ''). " CAMBRIDGE indeed is beautiful,” he said, “ And only those who live here all their lives Passing their days in quiet harmony With the old walls , can know its charm to the full . And is it chance that mathematics here Has found its chiefest home ? From Newton down , Our greatest have preferred old x and y To the haunting music of Euripedes . Who live mid beauty , still must beauty seek . And Mathematics just for beauty 's sake We follow ." " Come , you sur…
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…se your face is with me in the dark Behold ! “ The Bride 's Descent " Bitter and shrill, O wind , bitter and shrill ... 154 10 201 171 “ Cambridge indeed is beautiful ,” he said Climb, cloud and pencil all the blue Come away , you fools , you fools Come to where the wind is sighing 101 104 45 199 Do you know the soul of night ? Ere the snow lies sleek ... Exile from humankind ... 66 217 po
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Rupert Brooke. For England 's the one land I know , Where Men with Splendid Hearts may go ; And Cambridgeshire , of all England , The shire for Men who Understand ; And of that district I prefer The lovely hamlet , Grantchester . For Cambridge people rarely smile , Being urban , squat , and packed with guile ; And Royston men in the far south Are black and fierce and strange of mouth ; At Over they fling oaths at one , And worse than oaths at Trumpington ; And Ditton girls are mean and dirty , And there 's none in Harston under thirty , And fol…
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…itself from one who lacks understanding of poetry and how usefully the attempt to write it enlarges that understanding. In this efficacy Cambridge , at any rate, has always trusted ; and the following pages prove , and prove amply , that she remains loyalas ever to the belief . Critics —middle aged critics especially — will find much amiss with them ; and the fault as usual will lie with Time at least as much as with Thyrsis , with the critic 's years as with the singer 's lack of them : Our feelings lose poetic flow Soon after thirty years or …
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