The Complete Poetry of Dylan Thomas

Delve into the poetic tapestry of Dylan Thomas's literary legacy. This anthology stands as a profound testament to the timeless brilliance of one of the 20th century's most celebrated poets. Traversing the landscapes of emotion, beauty, and introspection, this comprehensive anthology invites readers on a journey through the intricate workings of Dylan Thomas's mind. Contents: I see the boys of summer When once the twilight locks no longer A process in the weather of the heart Before I knocked The force that through the green fuse drives the flower My hero bares his nerves Where once the waters of your face If I were tickled by the rub of love Our eunuch dreams Especially when the October wind When, like a running grave From love's first fever to her plague In the beginning Light breaks where no sun shines I fellowed sleep I dreamed my genesis My world is pyramid All all and all the dry worlds lever I, in my intricate image This bread I break Incarnate devil Today, this insect The seed-at-zero Shall gods be said to thump the clouds Here in this spring Do you not father me Out of the sighs Was there a time Now Why east wind chills A grief ago Ears in the turrets hear How soon the servant sun Foster the light The hand that signed the paper Should lanterns shine I have longed to move away Find meat on bones Grief thief of time And death shall have no dominion Then was my neophyte Altarwise by owl-light Because the pleasure-bird whistles I make this in a warring absence We lying by seasand It is the sinners' dust-tongued bell O make me a mask The spire cranes After the funeral Once it was the colour of saying Not from this anger How shall my animal The tombstone told when she died On no work of words A saint about to fall Twenty-four years The conversation of prayers Poem in October This side of the truth To Others than You Love in the Asylum Unluckily for a death The hunchback in the park Into her lying down head Do not go gentle into that good night Deaths and Entrances A Winter's Tale On a Wedding Anniversary…