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WELSH LANDSCAPE by RONALD STUART THOMAS

Poet Analysis

First Line: TO LIVE IN WALES IS TO BE CONSCIOUS %AT DUSK OF THE SPILLED BLOOD
Last Line: SICK WITH INBREEDING, %WORRYING ABOUT THE CRACASE OF AN OLD SONG
Subject(s): LANDSCAPE; WALES;

Poem Sources:

POETRY WITH AN EDGE.
  ASTLEY, NEIL (ED.)
  (1988)
 
POETS OF OUR TIME.
  FINN, F. E. S. (ED.)
  (1965)
 
MODERN POETRY.
  TOWNSEND, JOHN ROWE (ED.)
  (1974)
 
THE NORTON ANTHOLOGY OF POETRY. SHORTER FOURTH EDITION.
  FERGUSON, MARGARET, SALTER, MARY JO, & STALLWORTHY, JON (EDS.)
  (1997)
 
THE NORTON ANTHOLOGY OF POETRY. FOURTH EDITION.
  FERGUSON, MARGARET, SALTER, MARY JO, & STALLWORTHY, JON (EDS.)
  (1996)
 
POEMS OF R. S. THOMAS.
  THOMAS, R. S.
  (1985)
 
COLLECTED POEMS.
  THOMAS, R. S.
  (1993)
 



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