The complete poems of Carl Sandburg.
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San Diego : Harcourt, c1970.
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Revised and expanded edition
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xxxi, 797 pages ; 25 cm.
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Table of Contents
Chicago --
Sketch --
Masses --
Lost --
The harbor --
They will say --
Mill-doors --
Halsted street car --
Clark Street bridge --
Passers-by --
The walkinh man of Rodin --
Subway --
The shovel man --
A teamster's farewell --
Fish crier --
Picnic boat --
Happiness --
Muckers --
Blacklisted --
Graceland --
Child of Romans --
The right to grief --
Mag --
Onion days --
Population drifts --
Cripple --
A fence --
Anna Imroth --
Working girls --
Mamie --
Personality --
Cumulatives --
To certain journeyman --
Chamfort --
Limited --
The has-been --
In a back alley --
A coin --
Dynamiter --
Ice handler --
Jack --
Fellow citizens --
Nigger --
Two neighbors --
Style --
To beachey, 1912 --
Under a hat rim --
In a breath --
Bath --
Bronzes --
Dunes --
On the way --
Ready to kill --
To a contemporary bunkshooter --
Skyscraper --
Fog --
Pool --
Jan Kubelik --
Choose --
Crimson --
Whitelight --
Flux --
Kin --
White Shoulders --
Losses --
Troths.
Killers --
Among the red guns --
Iron --
Murmurings in a field hospital --
Statistics --
Fight --
Buttons --
And they obey --
Jaws --
Salvage --
Wars.
The road and the end --
Choices --
Graves --
Aztec mask --
Momus --
The answer --
To a dead man --
Under --
A Sphinx --
Who am I? --
Our prayer of thanks.
At a window --
Under the harvest moon --
The great hunt --
Monotone --
Joy --
Shirt --
Aztec --
Two --
Back yard --
On the breakwater --
Mask --
Pearl fog --
I sang --
Follies --
June --
Nocturne in a deserted brickyard --
Hydrangeas --
Theme in yellow --
Between two hills --
Last answers --
Window --
Young sea --
Bones --
Pals --
Child --
Poppies --
Child moon --
Margaret.
Poems done on a late night car --
It is much --
Trafficker --
Harrison Street Court --
Soiled dove --
Jungheimer's --
Gone.
Dreams in the dusk --
Docks --
All day long --
Waiting --
From the shore --
Uplands in May --
Dream girl --
Plowboy --
Broadway --
Old woman --
Noon hour --
'Boes --
Under a telephone pole --
I am the people, the mob government --
Languages --
Letters to dead imagists --
Sheep --
The red son --
The mist --
The junk man --
Silver nails --
Gypsy.
Prairie --
River roads --
Prairie waters by night --
Early moon --
Laughing corn --
Autumn movement --
Falltime --
Illinois farmer --
Hits and runs --
Village in late Summer --
Blizzard notes --
Sunset from Omaha Hotel window --
Still life --
Band concert --
Three pieces on the smoke of autumn --
Localities --
Caboose thoughts --
Alix --
Potato blossom songs and jigs --
Loam --
Manitoba Childe Roland --
Wilderness.
Chicago poet --
Fire-logs --
Repititions --
Adelaide crapsey --
Young bullfrogs --
Memoir of a proud boy --
Bilbea --
Southern Pacific --
Washerwoman --
Portrait of a motocar --
Girl in a cage --
Buffalo Bill --
Sixteen months --
Child Margaret --
Singing nigger.
Leather leggings --
Prayers of steel --
Always the mob --
Jabberers --
Cartoon --
Interior --
Street Window --
Palladiums --
Clocks --
Legends --
Psalm of those who go forth before daylight --
Horses and men in rain --
Questionairre --
Near Keokuk --
Slants at Buffalo, New York --
Flat lands --
Lawyer --
Three balls --
Chicks --
Humdrum --
Joliet --
Knucks --
Testament.
Valley song --
In tall grass --
Upstairs --
Monosyllabic --
Films --
Kreisler --
The sea hold --
Goldwing moth --
Loin cloth --
Hemlock and cedar --
Summer shirt sale --
Medallion --
Bricklayer love --
Ashurnatsirpal III --
Mammy hums --
Bringers --
Crimson rambler --
Haunts --
Have me --
Fire dreams --
Baby face --
The year --
Drumnotes --
Moonset --
Garden wireless --
Handfuls --
Cool tombs.
Shenandoah --
New feet --
Old Osawatomie --
Grass --
Flanders --
Gargoyle --
Old timers --
House --
John Ericsson day memorial, 1918 --
Remembered women --
Out of white lips --
Memoir --
A million young workmen, 1915 --
Smoke --
A tall man --
The four brothers.
Smoke and steel --
Five towns on the B and O --
Work gangs --
Pennsylvania --
Whirls.
People who must --
Alley rats --
Eleventh Avenue Racket --
Home fires --
Hats --
They all want to play Hamlet --
The mayor of Gary --
Omaha --
Galoots --
Crabapple blossoms --
Real estate news --
Manual system --
Stripes --
Honky tonk in Cleveland, Ohio --
Crapshoters --
Soup --
Clinton South of Folk --
Blue Island intersection --
Red-headed restaurant cashier --
Boy and father --
Clean curtains --
Crimson changes people --
Neighbors --
Cahoots --
Blue maroons --
The hangman at home --
Man, the man-hunter --
The sins of Kalamazoo.
Broken-face gargoyles --
Aprons of silence --
Death snips proud men --
Good night --
Shirt --
Jazz fantasia --
Do you want affadavits --
"Old-fashioned requited love" --
Purple martins --
Brass keys --
Pick-offs --
Maufactured gods --
Mask.
Four preludes on playthings of the wind --
Broken tabernacles --
Osawatomie --
Long guns --
Dusty doors --
Flash crimson --
The lawyers know too much --
Losers --
Places --
Threes --
The liars --
Prayer after world war --
AEF --
Bas-relief --
Carlovingian dreams --
Bronzes --
Let love go on --
Killers --
Clean hands --
Three ghosts --
Pencils --
Jug --
And this will be all? --
Hoodlums --
Yes, the dead speak to us.
Calls --
Sea-wash --
Silver wind --
Evening waterfall --
Crucible --
Summer stars --
Throw roses --
Just before April came --
Stars, songs, faces --
Sandpipers --
Three violins --
The wind sings welcome early Spring --
Tawny --
Slippery --
Helga --
Baby toes --
People with proud chins --
Winter milk --
Sleepyheads --
Sumach and birds --
Women washing their hair --
Peach blossoms --
Half moon in a high wind --
Remorse --
River moons --
Sand scribblings --
How yesterday looked --
Paula --
Laughing blue steel --
They ask each other where they came from --
How much? --
Throwbacks --
Wind song --
Three Spring notations on bipeds --
Sandhill people --
Far rockaway night till morning --
Hummingbird woman --
Buckwheat --
Blue Ridge --
Valley song --
Mist forms --
Pigeon --
Chasers --
Horse fiddle --
Timber wings --
Night stuff --
Spanish --
Shag-bark hickory --
The South wind says so.
Accomplished facts --
Grieg being dead --
Chords --
Dogheads --
Trinity Place --
Portrait --
Potomac River mist --
Jack London and O Henry --
His own face hidden --
Cups of coffee.
Smoke rose gold --
Tangibles --
Night movement-New York --
North Atlantic --
Fog portrait --
Flying fish --
Home thoughts --
In the shadow of the palace --
Two items --
Streets too old --
Savoir faire --
Mohammed Bek Hadjetlache --
High conspiratorial persons --
Baltic fog notes.
Circles of doors --
Hate --
Two strangers breakfast --
Snow --
Dancer --
Plaster --
Curse of the rich Polish peasant on his sister who ran away with a wild man --
Woman with a past --
White hands --
An electric sign goes dark --
They buy with an eye to looks --
Proud and beautiful --
Telegram --
Glimmer --
White ash --
Testimony regarding a ghost --
Put off the wedding five times and nobody comes to it --
Baby vamps --
Vaudeville dancer --
Balloon faces.
Haze --
Cadenza --
Memoranda --
Potomac town in February --
Buffalo dusk --
Corn hut talk --
Branches --
Rusty crimson --
Letter S --
Weeds --
New farm tractor --
Pods --
Harvest Sunset --
Night's nothings again --
Panels --
Dan --
Whiffletree --
Mascots --
The skyscraper loves night --
Never born --
Thin strips --
Five cent balloons --
My people --
Swirl --
Wistful --
Basket --
Fire pages --
Finish --
For you.
The windy city --
Washington Monument by night --
And so today --
Black horizons --
Sea slant --
Upstream --
Four Steichen prints --
Fins --
Beat, old heart --
Moon riders --
At the gates of tombs --
Hazardous occupations --
Props --
Gypsy mother --
Gold mud --
Crossing the paces --
Couples --
Caligari --
Feather lights --
Pearl horizons --
Hoof dusk --
Harsk, harsk --
Brancusi --
Ambassadors of grief --
Without the cane and the derby --
The rakeoff and the getaway --
Two humpties --
Improved farm land --
Hell on the Wabash --
This-for the moon-yes? --
Primer lesson --
Slabs of the sunburnt West.
Tentative(first model) definitions of poetry --
Good morning, America Spring grass --
Spring grass --
Moist moon people --
Spring cries --
Frog songs --
Lumber yard pools at sunset --
Spring carries surprises --
More country people --
Spring wind --
Crisscross --
Baby song of the four winds --
Blossom themes --
Small homes.
She opens the barn door every morning --
Milk-white moon, put the cows to sleep --
Slow program --
Field people --
Sunsets --
Grassroots --
Canadians and pottawatomies --
Corn and beans --
Mockers go to Kansas in spring --
Bird talk --
Kansas lessons --
Cricket march --
Summer grass --
Nocturn cabbage --
Crabapples --
Poplar and elm --
Brown gold --
Ripe corn --
Auburn --
Redhaw rain --
Without notice beforehand --
Corn prattlings --
Haze gold --
Winter gold --
Maroon with silver frost --
Cornfield ridge and stream --
On a railroad right of way --
So to speak.
Silver point --
Mist marches across the valley --
Methusaleh saw many saw many repeaters --
Sketch of a poet --
Whiffs of the Ohio River at Cincinnati --
Suburban Sicilian Sketches --
Flat waters of the West in Kansas --
Three slants at New York --
Landscape including three states of the union --
Crossing Ohio when the poppies bloom in Ashtabula --
March of the hungry mountains --
Dialogue --
Smoke blue --
Again? --
Even numbers --
Chillicothe --
Splinter --
Santa Fe Sketches.
New Hampshire again --
A couple --
Chicago boy baby --
Joke gold --
The old flagman --
Iglits and his wife --
Medley --
Implications --
To the ghost of John Milton --
Heavy and light --
Early hours --
Hungry and laughing man --
Fate --
Cheap blue --
Lavender lilies --
Half way --
Between worlds --
M'Liss and Louie.
Phizzog --
Bitter Summer thoughts --
Bitter Summer thoughts --
No XXII --
Bars --
They ask ; is God, too, lonley? --
Two nocturns --
Useless words --
Wanting the impossible --
Money, politics, love and glory --
The way of the world --
Early lynching --
Plunger.
Rain winds blow doors open --
Wind horses --
River moon --
They met young --
Yellow evening star --
Face --
Head --
Explanation of love --
Seven eleven --
Spray --
Broken hearted soprano --
Epistle --
Monkey of stars.
Sea chest --
We have gone through great rooms together --
Love in Labrador --
Sleep impression --
Maybe --
Bug spots --
Understandings in blue --
Let them ask your pardon --
Striped cats, old men and proud stockings --
Moon hammock --
Thimble Islands --
Clefs --
The great proud wagon wheel goes on --
Tall timber --
Proud torsos --
To know silence perfectly.
Sky pieces --
Lovable babblers --
Oomba --
Seventeen months --
Sarah's letter to Peter --
Destroyers --
Two women and their fathers --
Very very important --
Foolish about windows --
Love letter to Hans Christian Andersen --
Mysterious biography --
Rat riddles --
Winter weather --
The dinosaur bones --
Unintentional paint --
People of the eaves, I wish you good morning --
Wedding postponed --
Two women --
Snatch of sliphorn jazz --
Landscape --
Different kinds of good-bye --
Three hills look different in the moonshine --
Proud of their Rags --
Broken sky --
Hells and heavens --
Three fragments for fishes of destiny.
Timber moon --
Flowers tell months --
Landscape --
Counting --
Oak arms --
Moon path --
There are different gardens --
Windflower leaf --
Little sketch --
Butter colors --
Webs --
Peace, night, sleep --
Bundles --
Man and dog on an early Winter morning --
Precious moments --
October paint --
Many hats.
Storms begin far back --
Books men die for --
Open letter to the poet Archibald MacLeish who has forsaken his Massachusetts farm to make propaganda for freedom --
Mr Attila --
Is there any easy road to freedom? --
The man with the broken fingers --
Freedom is a habit --
Elephants are different to different people --
On a flimmering floom you shall ride --
Scroll --
The fireborn are at home in fire --
Mr Longfellow and his boy --
The long shadow of Lincoln: a litany --
When death came April twelve 1945.
Jan, the son of Thomas --
Peace between wars --
Scriptsmith --
Enemy number one --
Worms and the wind --
The abracadabra boys --
Shoes of travel --
Turn of the wheel --
Many handles --
The unknown war.
Nocturn IV --
Brim --
Francois Villon Forgotten --
Broken sonnet --
The hammer --
Hammers pounding --
The wind on the way --
Aloof --
Dust.
Sweeping Wendy: study in Fugue --
Paper I --
Paper II --
Doors --
Boxes and bags --
We must be polite --
Arithmetic --
Little girl, be careful what you say.
Sky talk --
Riddles and whims --
Bright conversation with saint-ex --
Meadow in Summer --
Guaranteed antique --
You shall have homes --
Two moon fantasies --
Drowsy --
Our hells --
This street never sleeps --
New song for Indiana Ophelias --
Moonlight and maggots --
Special starlight --
The press is peculiar --
Glass house canticle --
Swell people --
Public letter to Emily Dickinson --
Scripture --
Wall shadows --
One modern poet --
Light and moonbells --
Cornucopia --
Little candle --
Moments of dawn riders --
Crossed numbers --
Night bells --
Harmonica humdrums --
Changing light winds --
Number man --
Anywhere and everywhere people.
Brainwashing --
Kisses forgotten --
Theorem --
Man the moon shooter --
Psalm of the bloodbank --
Acquaintence with death, sir --
Shenandoah journey --
Star silver --
Consolation sonata.
Now they bury her again --
Name us a king --
Red and white --
Sayings of Henry Stephens --
Air circus --
Madison and 42nd --
Instructions --
Altgeld --
Waiting for the chariot --
Was ever a dream a drum? --
Under the capitol dome --
Isle of Patmos.
Bluebird, what do you feed on? --
Never two songs the same --
Daybreak --
Bee song --
Bubbles --
Old deep sing-song --
Fourth of July night --
Sea wisdom --
Nightsong --
Portrait of a child settling down for an afternoon nap --
Stars --
Be ready --
Auctioneer --
Sleep song --
Alice corbin is gone --
Lines written for Gene Kelly to dance to.
Honey and salt --
Pass, friend --
Alone and not alone --
Wingtip --
Love is a deep and a dark and a lonely --
Almanac --
Biography --
Anecdote of hemlock for two Athenians --
Dreaming fool --
Lief The lucky --
Bird footprint --
Cahokia --
Buyers and sellers --
City number --
Chromo --
The evening sunsets witness and pass on --
Deep sea wandering --
Call the next witness --
Early copper --
Atlas, how have you been? --
Cheap rent --
Elm buds --
Child face --
Fog numbers --
Evening questions --
Fifty-fifty --
Evening sea wind --
Forgotten wars --
God is no gentleman --
Hunger and cold --
Foxgloves --
Harvest --
Fame if not fortune --
Impasse --
Is wisdom a lot of language? --
Keepsake boxes --
Impossible iambics --
Lackawanna twilight --
If so hap may be --
Kisses, can you come back like ghosts? --
Lake Michigan morning --
New weather --
Lesson --
Metamorphosis --
Love beyond keeping.
Moon rondeau --
Little word, little white bird --
Offering and rebuff --
Morning glory blue --
High moments --
Mummy --
Old Hokusai print --
One parting --
Ever a seeker --
Old music for quiet hearts --
Personalia --
The gong of time --
Prairie woodland --
Shadows fall blue on the mountains --
Quotations --
Skyscrapers stand proud --
Pool of Bethesda --
First sonata for Karlen Paula --
Thou art like a flower --
Solo for Saturday night guitar --
Rose bawn --
Speech --
Runaway colors --
Out of the rainbow end --
Sun dancer --
Themes in contrast --
Two fish --
Smoke shapes --
Three shrines --
Variations on a theme --
Timesweep.
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Published
San Diego : Harcourt, c1970.
Format
Book
Edition
Revised and expanded edition
Language
English
Notes
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Includes indexes.
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Wilson's Senior High School, October 2007
Summary
Presents the Pulitzer Prize-winning collection of the complete poems of twentieth-century American poet Carl Sandburg.
Reading Level
Adult,Follett Library Resources
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APA Citation, 7th Edition (style guide)
Sandburg, C. (1970). The complete poems of Carl Sandburg (Revised and expanded edition). Harcourt.
Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)Sandburg, Carl, 1878-1967. 1970. The Complete Poems of Carl Sandburg. Harcourt.
Chicago / Turabian - Humanities (Notes and Bibliography) Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)Sandburg, Carl, 1878-1967. The Complete Poems of Carl Sandburg Harcourt, 1970.
MLA Citation, 9th Edition (style guide)Sandburg, Carl. The Complete Poems of Carl Sandburg Revised and expanded edition, Harcourt, 1970.
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