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The table of contents spans poems such as “A Change of World,” “Storm Warnings,” “A Clock in the Square,” and “The Diamond Cutters,” with later groupings including “Snapshots of a Daughter-in-Law,” translations from the Dutch, and leaflets and night watch selections. 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W.NORTON& COMPANY NEW YORK · LONDON  \nAdjusting type size may change line breaks. Landscape mode may help to preserve line breaks.  \nCONTENTS  \nFOREWORD  \nA CHANGE OF WORLD (1951)  \nStorm Warnings Aunt Jennifer ’s Tigers Vertigo The Ultimate Act  \nWhat Ghosts Can Say The Kursaal at Interlaken Reliquary  \nPurely Local A View of the Terrace By No Means Native Air without Incense  \nFor the Felling of an Elm in the Harvard Yard A Clock in the Square  \nWhy Else But to Forestall This Hour This Beast, This Angel  \nEastport to Block Island  \nAt a Deathbed in the Year Two Thousand Afterward  \nThe Uncle Speaks in the Drawing Room Boundary  \nFive O’Clock, Beacon Hill From a Chapter on Literature  \nAn Unsaid Word Mathilde in Normandy At a Bach Concert The Rain of Blood Stepping Backward Itinerary A Revivalist in Boston  \nThe Return of the Evening Grosbeaks  \nThe Springboard A Change of World Unsounded  \nDesign in Living Colors Walden 1950  \nSunday Evening  \nThe Innocents  \n“He Remembereth That We Are Dust”Life and Letters  \nFor the Conjunction of Two Planets  \nPOEMS (1950-1951)  \nThe Prisoners Night  \nThe House at the Cascades  \nTHE DIAMOND CUTTERS (1955)  \nThe Roadway Pictures by Vuillard Orient Wheat Versailles  \nAnnotation for an Epitaph Ideal Landscape The Celebration in the Plaza  \nThe Tourist and the Town Bears The Insusceptibles Lucifer in the Train Recorders in Italy At Hertford House The Wild Sky  \nThe Prospect  \nEpilogue for a Masque of Purcell  \nVilla Adriana The Explorers Landscape of the Star  \nLetter from the Land of Sinners  \nConcord River Apology  \nLiving in Sin Autumn Equinox The Strayed Village  \nThe Perennial Answer  \nThe Insomniacs  \nThe Snow Queen Love in the Museum I Heard a Hermit Speak Colophon  \nA Walk by the Charles New Year Morning In Time of Carnival The Middle-Aged  \nThe Marriage Portion  \nThe Tree  \nLovers Are Like Children When This Clangor in the Brain A View of Merton College Holiday  \nThe Capital  \nThe Platform  \nLast Song The Diamond Cutters  \nSNAPSHOTS OFA DAUGHTER-IN-LAW (1963)  \nAt Majority  \nFrom Morning-Glory to Petersburg Rural Reflections  \nThe Knight  \nThe Loser  \nI. I kissed you, bride and lost, and went  \nII. Well, you are tougher than I thought. The Absent-Minded Are Always to Blame Euryclea’s Tale  \nSeptember 21  \nAfter a Sentence in “Malte Laurids Brigge”Snapshots of a Daughter-in-Law  \n1. You, once a belle in Shreveport,  \n2. Banging the coffee-pot into the sink  \n3. A thinking woman sleeps with monsters.  \n4. Knowing themselves too well in one another:  \n5. Dulce ridens, dulce loquens,  \n6. When to her lute Corinna sings  \n7.“To have in this uncertain world some stay  \n8.“You all die at fifteen,” said Diderot,  \n9. Not that it is done well, but  \n10. Well, Passing On The Raven Merely to Know  \nI. Wedged in by earthworks  \nII. Let me take you by the hair  \nIII. Spirit like water Antinoüs: The Diaries Juvenilia  \nDouble Monologue  \nA Woman Mourned by Daughters Readings of History  \nI. The Evil Eye  \nII. The Confrontation  \nIII. Memorabilia  \nIV. Consanguinity  \nV. The Mirror  \nVI. 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