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Born in November 19, 1899 / Died in February 9, 1979 / United States / English

Poems by Allen Tate

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Ode To The Confederate Dead

... To the grave? Shall we, more hopeful, set up the grave ...

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Eclogue Of The Liberal And The Poet

... POET If not in a place, where are the People weeping ...

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Correspondences

... Like thinning echoes tumbling to sleep beyond ...

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Sonnets Of The Blood I

... Nor quite achieved when the perfection's won ...

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Mr. Pope

... For Pope's tight back was rather a goat's than man's ...

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The Anabasis

... Ob. MCMXXXII Noble beyond degree ...

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The Meaning Of Death

... The threat Of time we in our own courage have forsworn ...

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The Vigil Of Venus

...   Tomorrow may loveless, may lover tomorrow make love ...

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The Mediterranean

... The green coast that you, thunder-tossed, would win, ...

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Seasons Of The Soul

... To the memory of John Peale Bishop, 1892-1944 ...

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More Sonnets At Christmas II

... Well-milked Chinese, Negroes who cannot sing, ...

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Sonnets Of The Blood VI

... From head to foot, burning with motherly light ...

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Death Of Little Boys

... Will mount to the teeth, ascend the eyes, press back ...

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Last Days Of Alice

... Through the shattered door, a dumb shade-harried crowd ...

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More Sonnets At Christmas III

... Unstalked by Christ: these are the better notions ...