All art is a twofold revivifying—a recreation of subject and a reanimating of form. And poetry becomes perennially “new” by returning to the old—with a different consciousness, a greater awareness.
Modern American Poetry Contains over 130 poems from such American masters as Ezra Pound, Sara Teasdale, Stephen Vincent Benèt and Emily Dickinson.
Modern British Poetry Nearly 180 poems exemplify the works of Britain’s most revered poets, including Bridges, Kipling, “A. E.,” Synge, De la Mare and Colum.
