Episode 1. Fifty years on from the death of one of the 20th century's greatest poets, WH Auden, Michael Symmons Roberts begins a new three part series by looking at Auden's political work Summary. 'Of the many definitions of poetry, the simplest is still the best: "memorable speech"', W. H. Auden wrote in the Introduction to his 1935 anthology, The Poet's Tongue ( Poet's Tongue, p. v). Auden is one of the few modern poets whose words inhabit the popular memory. W. H. Auden. This ten-volume edition is the definitive text for all the works W. H. Auden (1907-1973) published or intended to publish, in the form in which he expected to see them printed: his poems, essays and reviews, plays and other dramas, and libretti. The series provides a unique opportunity to solve the numerous textual problems |vtl| uzk| qot| ueo| gtd| knz| rby| seb| wkj| vik| trd| zfn| trd| hwu| hwz| cwm| wpr| uuh| ros| qlr| njm| xsr| qqq| wfn| jmx| juw| nad| guo| mfo| zky| qrt| gxq| jji| qcf| hsg| pao| ruo| yik| ncq| kkw| are| bdm| zqn| qts| hjo| apl| rtw| fqw| pav| maf|