Question for anyone who owns the Folio Anthology of Poetry
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1dyhtstriyk
The Folio Anthology of Poetry catches a bit my eye, but I want to know if some very specific poems are included. I already own The Oxford Book of English verse (which I love), but there are some of my favorite poems missing.
So I wanted to ask anyone who owns the Folio anthology if the following poems are there:
- Blake - The Tyger
- Tennyson - The Charge of the Light Brigade / Ulysses
- Browning - Childe Roland to the Dark Tower came
- Newbolt - Vitai Lampada
- Carroll - Jabberwocky / Hunting of the Snark
- Henley - Invictus
- Kipling - If-
-Housman - A Shropshire Lad - Poem XL (Into my heart an air that kills)
- Eliot - Rhapsody on a Windy Night
-Masefield - Sea-Fever
Thanks in advance
So I wanted to ask anyone who owns the Folio anthology if the following poems are there:
- Blake - The Tyger
- Tennyson - The Charge of the Light Brigade / Ulysses
- Browning - Childe Roland to the Dark Tower came
- Newbolt - Vitai Lampada
- Carroll - Jabberwocky / Hunting of the Snark
- Henley - Invictus
- Kipling - If-
-Housman - A Shropshire Lad - Poem XL (Into my heart an air that kills)
- Eliot - Rhapsody on a Windy Night
-Masefield - Sea-Fever
Thanks in advance
2N11284
> 1
You are out of luck I'm afraid, of the approx 250 poems included in the Folio Anthology of Poetry there are only two from your list. See below.
Blake - The Tyger -- No
- Tennyson - The Charge of the Light Brigade / Ulysses No / Yes
- Browning - Childe Roland to the Dark Tower came --Yes
- Newbolt - Vitai Lampada -- No
- Carroll - Jabberwocky / Hunting of the Snark -- No
- Henley - Invictus -- No
- Kipling - If- -- No but it's In The Folio Golden Treasury
-Housman - A Shropshire Lad - Poem XL (Into my heart an air that kills) -- No
- Eliot - Rhapsody on a Windy Night -- No
-Masefield - Sea-Fever -- No
You are out of luck I'm afraid, of the approx 250 poems included in the Folio Anthology of Poetry there are only two from your list. See below.
Blake - The Tyger -- No
- Tennyson - The Charge of the Light Brigade / Ulysses No / Yes
- Browning - Childe Roland to the Dark Tower came --Yes
- Newbolt - Vitai Lampada -- No
- Carroll - Jabberwocky / Hunting of the Snark -- No
- Henley - Invictus -- No
- Kipling - If- -- No but it's In The Folio Golden Treasury
-Housman - A Shropshire Lad - Poem XL (Into my heart an air that kills) -- No
- Eliot - Rhapsody on a Windy Night -- No
-Masefield - Sea-Fever -- No
3dyhtstriyk
>2 N11284: thanks for your response. I'm a bit surprised as even the B&N Treasury of Poetry contains more of these than the Folio edition.
4TonjaE
I was wondering if anyone who had this book might like to post a photo of the contents page/s here?
5N11284
The table of contents of the Folio Anthology of Poetry takes up 10 pages. Not sure how legible these are. Also if anyone knows of a better way of doing this , please advise.




















7HonorWulf
>5 N11284: You, sir, are a scholar and a gentleman! Very nice list as well -- I may have to add this to the wishlist.
8TonjaE
>5 N11284: Oh my goodness, thank you so much, you're an angel! If I had known it would be that much I wouldn't have asked. Thank you, very much appreciated.
9CabbageMoth
Organizing a book of poems alphabetically by title is not a choice I would have made, but I also like the selections much more than I expected. Is Duffy the editor?
10Thwack
>9 CabbageMoth: She has written the introduction, so I assume she has edited it. The poems are also ordered chronologically at the back of the book.

