A Further Range
A Further Range is a collection of poems by Robert Frost published in 1936 by Henry Holt & Co. (New York) and in 1937 by Jonathan Cape (London). The collection was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in 1937.[1]
Contents
- "Taken Doubly"
- "A Lone Striker"
- "Two Tramps in Mud Time"
- "The White-Tailed Hornet
- "A Blue Ribbon at Amesbury"
- "A Drumlin Woodchuck"
- "The Gold Hesperidee"
- "In Time of Cloudburst"
- "A Roadside Stand"
- "Departmental"
- "The Old Barn at the Bottom of the Fogs"
- "On the Heart's Beginning to Cloud the Mind"
- "The Figure in the Doorway"
- "At Woodward's Gardens"
- "A Record Stride"
- "Taken Singly"
- "Lost in Heaven"
- "Desert Places
- "Leaves Compared with Flowers"
- "A Leaf Treader"
- "On Taking from the Top to Broaden the Base"
- "They Were Welcome to Their Belief"
- "The Strong Are Saying Nothing
- "The Master Speed"
- "Moon Compasses"
- "Neither Out Far nor in Deep"
- "Voice Ways"
- "Design"
- "On a Bird Winging in its Sleep"
- "After-Flakes"
- "Clear and Colder"
- "Unharvested
- "There Are Roughly Zones"
- "A Trial Run"
- "Not Quite Social"
- "Provide, Provide"
- "Ten mills"
- "Precaution"
- "The Span of Life"
- "The Wrights' Biplane"
- "Assertive"
- "Evil Tendencies Cancel"
- "Pertinax"
- "Waspish"
- "One Guess"
- "The Hardship of Accounting"
- "Not All There
- "In Divés' Dive"
- "The Outlands"
- "The Vindictives"
- "The Andes"
- "The Bearer of Evil Tidings"
- "The Himalayas"
- "Iris by Night
- "The Malverns"
- "Build Soil"
- "Build Soil"
- "To a Thinker"
- "A Missive Missile"
References
- ↑ "Pulitzer prize winners". Retrieved 29 July 2013.
External links
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