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Author: Jerome Rothenberg, Jeffrey C Robinson

The previous two volumes of this acclaimed anthology set forth a globally decentered revision of twentieth-century poetry from the perspective of its many avant-gardes. Now editors Jerome Rothenberg and Jeffrey C. Robinson bring a radically new interpretation to the poetry of the preceding century, viewing the work of the romantic and post-romantic poets as an international, collective, often utopian enterprise that became the foundation of experimental modernism. Global in its range, volume three gathers selections from the poetry and manifestos of canonical poets, as well as the work of lesser-known but equally radical poets. Defining romanticism as experimental and visionary, Rothenberg and Robinson feature prose poetry, verbal-visual experiments, and sound poetry, along with more familiar forms seen here as if for the first time. The anthology also explores romanticism outside the European orbit and includes ethnopoetic and archaeological works outside the literary mainstream. The range of volume three and its skewing of the traditional canon illuminate the process by which romantics and post- romantics challenged nineteenth-century orthodoxies and propelled poetry to the experiments of a later modernism and avant-gardism.

Poems for the Millennium Volume Three The University of California Book of Romantic and Postromantic Poetry 1st Table of contents:

Thanks & Acknowledgments
PRELUDIUM
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
from The Social Contract
from Reveries of the Solitary Walker
Emanuel Swedenborg
from The Spiritual Diary
Denis Diderot
from Rameau’s Nephew: An Improvisation
Christopher Smart
from Jubilate Agno
Erasmus Darwin
from The Loves of the Plants: Mimosa and Tremella
James Macpherson
from Ossian: The Songs of Selma
Donatien Alphonse François, marquis de Sade
from Juliette, or Vice Amply Rewarded
Francisco Goya
Four Caprichos
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Prometheus
Thomas Chatterton
from The Rowley Poems: An Excelente Balade of Charitie: As wroten bie the goode Prieste Thomas Rowle
Seven Ancient Monuments: Map of Rudhall and Redcliff Wall
Mary Robinson
from A Letter to the Women of England on the Injustice of Mental Subordination
William Blake
from America a Prophecy: Preludium
A FIRST GALLERY: From Goethe & Blake to Solomos & Pushkin
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Mignon’s Song
from Scenes from the Faust of Goethe [two versions]
from Venetian Epigrams
from Trilogy of Passion: The Marienbad Elegy
The Metamorphosis of Plants
from Theory of Color: The Blindingly Bright Colorless Form
William Blake
from Songs of Innocence and of Experience
from An Island in the Moon: Chap 9
The Mental Traveller
from Milton, Book the First: The Vortex
from Milton, Book the Second: “There is a place where Contrarieties are equally True”
from Jerusalem: The Covering Cherub
Joseph Joubert
from The Notebooks: 1789 – 1794
Mary Robinson
A London Summer Morning
To the Poet Coleridge
from Sappho and Phaon: Six Sonnets
Robert Burns
A Red, Red Rose
Love and Liberty. A Cantata
Jean Paul [Richter]
First Flower-Piece: Speech of the Dead Christ from the Top of the Universe: That There Is No God
Germaine de Staël
Corinne’s Improvisation in the Naples Countryside
Corinne’s Last Song
Friedrich Hölderlin
I Once Asked the Muse
In the Forest
Palimpsest: Columbus
William Wordsworth
Lines Written in Early Spring
The Female Vagrant
Nine Sonnets: From London to Paris, August/September 1802
from The Prelude, Book Fifth: Books
Ode: “There was a time”
Dorothy Wordsworth
from The Grasmere Journals
Grasmere, Lineated
Novalis
from Faith and Love or The King and the Queen
from Hymns to the Night [5 and 6]
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Kubla Khan: Or, A Vision in a Dream: A Fragment
Dejection: An Ode
Urine
Fragments from the Gutch Notebook
Fire, Famine, and Slaughter: A War Eclogue
Ne Plus Ultra
Charles Fourier
from The Theory of the Four Movements
The Phalanx at Dawn
Thomas De Quincey
Dream-Fugue: On the Theme of Sudden Death
George Gordon, Lord Byron
Darkness
from Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage, Canto Three
from Don Juan: Dedication
On This Day I Complete My Thirty-Sixth Year
Giuseppe Belli
Eleven Roman Sonnets: For the Pope
Percy Bysshe Shelley
Song from Prometheus Unbound
On the Medusa of Leonardo da Vinci in the Florentine Gallery
Queen Mab: Canto VII
England in 1819
from Peter Bell the Third: Hell
“Arethusa,” with Robert Duncan’s “Shelley’s Arethusa Set to New Measures”
Ode to Liberty
John Clare
[I Am: A Sonnet & a Variation]
The Badger: A Sequence
from Letter to Messrs Taylor and Hessey
[Mouse’s Nest]
Emmonsails Heath in Winter
from The Progress of Rhyme
Jack Randalls Challenge to All the World
To John Clare
Letter to Mr. Jas. Hipkins
John Keats
Butterflies, Lineated
“What can I do to drive away”
from Endymion, Book One: Hymn to Pan
Sonnet: “If by dull rhymes”
Meg Merrilies
Sonnet: “Bright star”
Ode to Psyche
Ode to a Nightingale
Dream and Dream Sonnet: Paolo and Francesca
Ode on Melancholy
“This living hand”
Heinrich Heine
Ezra Pound, after Heine: Und Drang
Morphine
Heine per Gerard de Nerval
from Ludwig Börne: A Memorial
from Germany: A Winter’s Tale [23 – 26]
Adam Mickiewicz
from Crimean Sonnets: The Ruins of the Castle of Balaklava
The Romantic
from Pan Tadeusz
from Forefathers’ Eve: The Great Improvisation
Giacomo Leopardi
L’Infinito
Saturday Night in the Village
from Operette Morali: Announcement of Prizes by the Academy of Syllographs
Broom, or the Flower of the Desert
Dionysios Solomos
The Destruction of Psara
The Shark
The Woman of Zante
Aleksander Pushkin
The Emperor Nicholas I
The Prophet
from The Bronze Horseman: Introduction
Tsar Nikita and His Daughters
from Eugene Onegin: Onegin at the Theater
A BOOK OF ORIGINS
Prologue
William Blake
from The Marriage of Heaven and Hell: The Ancient Poets
E. A. Wallis Budge
from The Egyptian Book of the Dead: The Chapter of Changing into Ptah
G. R. S. Mead
from Pistis Sophia: O Light of Lights [Coptic Gnostic]
Sir William Jones
Two from Sanskrit
Edward FitzGerald
from The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam [Farsi]
Daniel G. Brinton
from Rig Veda Americanus: Two for the Goddess [Aztec]
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow / Henry Rowe Schoolcraft
Song of the Owl [Ojibwa]
Washington Matthews
from The Night Chant: Prayer of the First Dancers [Navajo]
Francis J. Child
Sir Patrick Spence
Percy Bysshe Shelley
Homer’s Hymn to the Moon [Greek]
Vuk Karadžic´
A Poem for the Goddess Her City & the Marriage of Her Son & Daughter [Serbian]
Lady Charlotte Guest
Hanes Taliesin / The Tale of Taliesin [Welsh]
Esaias Tegnér / Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
from Frithiof’s Saga [Icelandic / Swedish]
Christmas Gysarts [Mummers] Play from Bowden
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
from Negro Spirituals
Anonymous
Song of the Bald Mountain Witches & Magic Nymphs [Russian]
Five Dream Works, from Coleridge to Freud
Samuel Taylor Coleridge: from The Notebooks
Mary Shelley: The King of Cats, a Ghost Narrative
Gerard de Nerval: from Aurelia, or Dream and Life
Georg Büchner: from Lenz
Sigmund Freud: from The Dream-Work
Charles Darwin
from The Origin of Species
A SECOND GALLERY: From Hugo & Lönnrot to Swinburne & Mallarmé
Victor Hugo
The Grave and the Rose
The Slope of Reverie
Russia 1812
from The Art of Being a Grandfather
from God: The Threshold of the Abyss
Ma Destinée
Elias Lönnrot
from Kalevala: In the Beginning
Thomas Lovell Beddoes [Epigraph] from Death’s Jest Book, Act One
Dream of Dying
A Crocodile
from Death’s Jest Book: Three Songs
Dream-Pedlary
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Two Sonnets, for George Sand
A Musical Instrument
from Sonnets from the Portuguese: Three Sonnets
from Aurora Leigh, Fifth Book [excerpt]
Aloysius Bertrand
from Gaspard de la Nuit: Preface and Six Poems
Gerard de Nerval [Epigraph] from Aurelia, or Dream and Life
Panorama
Les Chimères
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Days
Woods: A Prose Sonnet
from The Notebooks: “Turtle in swamp”
Hamatreya
Ode, Inscribed to W. H. Channing
Blight
Bacchus
Edgar Allan Poe
Sonnet—Silence
The Haunted Palace
from Eureka, a Prose Poem
Alfred Tennyson
“Flower in the crannied wall”
The Hesperides
from Maud, or The Madness “Come into the garden, Maud”
Robert Browning
“Heap cassia, sandal-buds and stripes”
Caliban upon Setebos, or Natural Theology in the Island
Soliloquy of the Spanish Cloister
Edward Lear
Eight Limericks
Mr and Mrs Discobbolos
Letter to Mrs Stuart Wortley: The Moon Journey
“How pleasant to know Mr Lear!”
Søren Kierkegaard
The Illegible Letter
from Either/Or: Diapsalmata
Nebuchadnezzar
Mikhail Lermontov
My Demon
Untitled Poem
A Dream
New Year’s Poem
Walt Whitman
Fragment from “The Sleepers”
from Song of Myself: “I have heard what the talkers were talking”
This Compost
Respondez! or Poem of the Propositions of Nakedness
I Sing the Body Electric
Good-bye My Fancy!
Herman Melville
Lines—after Shakespeare
The Maldive Shark
from Moby Dick Father Mapple’s Hymn
The Cabin
A Squeeze of the Hand
from Billy Budd: Billy in the Darbies
Cyprian Norwid
The Sphinx
What Did You Do to Athens, Socrates?
Chopin’s Piano
Charles Baudelaire
Correspondences
Two Prose Poems
A Carrion
Litanies of Satan
The Voyage
To the Reader
Sándor Petöfi
The Madman
Homer and Ossian
from The Apostle [1, 3, 4]
Dante Gabriel Rossetti
from Dante’s New Life: His Pitiful Song
Troy Town
The Blessed Damozel: A Double Work of Art
from A Trip to Paris and Belgium
Emily Dickinson
#1249 “Had I not seen the Sun”
Poem fragment: “We do not think / enough of the / Dead”
#627 “I think I was enchanted”
#764 “My Life had stood – a Loaded Gun – “
#706 “I cannot live with You – “
#778 “Four Trees – opon a solitary Acre – “
Visual poem: “A poor – torn heart – a tattered heart”
To Recipient Unknown
Christina Rossetti
My Dream
The Convent Threshold
from Goblin Market
Sousandrade [Joaquim de Sousa Andrade]
from O Guesa Errante: The Wall Street Inferno
Adah Isaacs Menken
Judith
Battle of the Stars [After Ossian]
Sale of Souls
Algernon Charles Swinburne
Second Chorus from Atalanta in Calydon
A Ballad of Burdens
Anactoria
Stéphane Mallarmé
“Cette adorable bague”
The Tomb of Edgar Poe
Igitur
from A Tomb for Anatol
A BOOK OF EXTENSION S
Prologue
William Blake
Laocoön
Two Shaker Vision Drawings
Sacred Roll
Spirit Message
Edward Lear
from Letters to Evelyn Baring
Lewis Carroll
Concrete Poem: A Mouse
Guillaume Apollinaire
from Calligrams: The Bleeding-Heart Dove and the Fountain
Lewis Carroll
Jabberwocky
The Shakers
Sound Poem [Glossolalia]
August Strindberg
from Holy Trinity Night: The Nightingale’s Song
Lafcadio Hearn
Charcoal Man
James Clarence Mangan
A Railway of Rhyme
Leigh Hunt
Deformations
Arthur Rimbaud
Vowels & Colors
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Writing Aslant
Lewis Carroll
Three Syllogisms
Walt Whitman
Words
Mary Shelley
Improvisation: Contadini and Improvisatori
Henry David Thoreau
A Telegraph Harp [1851]
Stéphane Mallarmé
from Thèmes Anglais: Indefinite Articles
Laurence Sterne
from The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman: The Verbs Auxiliary
Three Alphabets
Christopher Smart: from Jubilate Agno
Victor Hugo: A Hieroglyphic Alphabet
Benjamin Paul Blood: from The Poetical Alphabet
Sadakichi Hartmann
Sadakichi’s 1895 Light Show
A THIRD GALLERY From Hopkins & Nietzsche to Yosano & Apollinaire
Gerard Manley Hopkins
Star Images: September to December 1864
Two Sonnets
The Leaden Echo and the Golden Echo
Friedrich Nietzsche
Oedipus: Soliloquies of the Last Philosopher
The Desert Grows: Woe to Him Who Harbours Deserts . . .
Only a Fool! Only a Poet!
Letter to Jacob Burckhardt
Paul Verlaine
Chanson d’Automne / Autumn Song
from Songs without Words: Seven Poems
Overture
Sonnet to the Asshole [with Arthur Rimbaud]
The Art of Poetry
Isidore Ducasse, comte de Lautréamont
[Epigraph] “I replace melancholy with courage” from Poésies
from Maldoror: Shipwreck and Sharks
José Martí
Undated Fragment
from Notebook 5: “Movement is contagious”
Not Rhetoric or Ornament
Two Homelands Have I
from Powder from the Wings of a Moth
from Simple Verses: “I am an honest man”
The Swiss Father
Arthur Rimbaud
Morning of Drunkenness
The Drunken Boat
Second Delirium: Alchemy of the Word
Bad Blood
Farewell
Jules Laforgue
[Epigraph] “Dans la pièce les femmes vont et viennent” Pierrots
Complaint on the Oblivion of the Dead
The Coming of Winter
from Landscapes and Impressions
Arno Holz
Six from Phantasus
Childhood Paradise
José Asunción Silva
Nocturne III
Sigbjørn Obstfelder
I Look
The Dog
Hurricane
The Woman in Black
The Arrow
Rubén Darío
In the Land of Allegory
Sonatina
Agency
To Roosevelt
Metempsychosis
Exploit in the Bullring
Alfred Jarry
from Exploits and Opinions of Doctor Faustroll, Pataphysician
Gertrude Stein
from The Making of Americans
Antonio Machado
Six Poems
Rainer Maria Rilke
Orpheus, Eurydice, and Hermes
Yosano Akiko
The Woman
from Midaregami (Hair in Disorder): Cochineal Purple
May It Not Come to Pass That You Die
In Praise of May
Auguste’s Single Strike
Song of the Letter A
Guillaume Apollinaire
Zone
MANIFESTOS & POETICS
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
[Toward a World Literature]
William Blake
from The Marriage of Heaven and Hell: Reason and Energy
Friedrich Hölderlin
from On the Difference of Poetic Modes
William Wordsworth
from Advertisement for Lyrical Ballads
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
from Shakspeare, with Introductory Matter on Poetry, the Drama, and the Stage
Friedrich von Schlegel
Athenaeum Fragment 116
from On Incomprehensibility
Percy Bysshe Shelley
from A Defence of Poetry: Three Excerpts
John Keats
To Richard Woodhouse, 27 October 1818
Heinrich Heine
from Journey from Munich to Genoa: Heine’s Epitaph
Victor Hugo
from Preface to Cromwell
Ralph Waldo Emerson
from The Poet
Walt Whitman
from Preface to Leaves of Grass
Charles Baudelaire
from The Painter of Modern Life
Fyodor Dostoevsky
from Notes from Underground
Emily Dickinson
Letter to Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Walter Pater
from The Renaissance: Studies in Art and Poetry
Stéphane Mallarmé
from Crisis in Verse
Gerard Manley Hopkins
from Poetry and Verse
Arthur Rimbaud
from Letter to Paul Demeny, May 15, 1871
Rainer Maria Rilke
An Archaic Torso of Apollo
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