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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. This must be among the greatest of all poetry anthologies; great picks through and through (  ) thewykoffs | Jun 27, 2009 |  A great anthology, eminently readable and browseable. ( ) bostonbibliophile | Jul 1, 2007 | There's a lot packed into this little book! Definitely a steal, especially considering the price. It's thick as hell, and is a compilation of all those poems you wish you had somewhere. A great reference tool, as well, because it has all the important ones; it's also good for when you just want to sit down and be guaranteed a good poem. Open up to any page, and you’ll find one! nerdyjamie | May 31, 2007 |  no reviews | add a review
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Here is the most inclusive anthology of verse ever published at so low a price. It contains not only the best-known works of the British and American masters but also the verse of the most brillant poets of our own day. Oscar Williams, who compiled Immortal Poems, was a distinguished editor and poet in his own right, of whom Robert Lowell wrote in the Sewanee Review: "Mr. Williams is probably the best anthologist in America today."
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