(246.) E.g., ALFRED TENNYSON,
IDYLS OF THE KING, at ii (Boston,
(4) In addition to her journalism, under the pseudonym Glyndon she edited and published a book of biographies of the elected members of the House of Representatives in 1862, and in early 1864 she published her first book of poetry,
Idyls of Battle and Poems of the Rebellion, possibly the first volume of poetry to appear about the Civil War.
The headline, however, refers to only one of them, as it urges readers, in large capital letters, to "WELCOME THE AUTHOR OF THE 'SOUTH SEA
IDYLS'" The caption below the image reads "Two distinguished Americans who were honored guests last night at a dinner given by the Bohemian Club as a tribute to one of its founders, who returns to California to live again among the friends and scenes of his early manhood" (1).
Inside, The
Idyls, Telegramme, LP45 and The October Game, from London, will play.
One piece was Edward MacDowell's "Indian
Idyl" from New England
Idyls, Op.
Besides examining male gazes at exotic maidens, he also reads homoerotic subtexts--influenced by Polynesian conceptions of gender roles --in Charles Warren Stoddard's South Sea
Idyls (1873) and films including Robert Flaherty's Tabu (1931).
Mekas's "The
Idyls of Semeniskiai" notes that Mekas's poetry has elements similar to those contained in the well-known Lithuanian poets Donelaitis, Baranauskas, and Maironis.
His choice of shorter later poems is sound, though I am disappointed not to find the beautiful 'Pan and Luna', a neglected masterpiece, and to print only the inferior 'Tray' from the fine collection 'Dramatic
Idyls' is perverse.
Browning, Dramatic
Idyls (second series); women admitted for degrees at the University of London
Meanwhile, Piatt published many books of verse, including Poems in Sunshine and Firelight (1866), Western Windows and Other Poems (1869),
Idyls and Lyrics of the Ohio Valley (1881), and Odes in Ohio and Other Poems (1897).
Though based on the
idyls of Theocritus, the Bucolics are sophisticated tours de force and subtle allegories of contemporary events and persons.
(16) Robert Browning, "The Agamemnon of Aeschylus," "La Saisiaz and The Two Poets of Croisic," and "Dramatic
Idyls, first series," in The Complete Works of Robert Browning, ed.
Doors open at the Golden Cross at 2pm and bands playing upstairs include The Floss McEntrye, Orius, The Satin Dolls, Russian Gun Dogs, The Escape, Tmart & The Raiders, The
Idyls, Idle Hollow, Dirty Laws, Mommas in the Kitchen, Shadowplay, The Lights, Young Offender and The United Kingdom of America.
