Divorce

Charles Williams
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  • 1. Divorce
  • 2. In Time of War
  • 3. Ballade of a Country Day
  • 4. Ballade of Travellers
  • 5. Ghosts
  • 6. To Michal: After a Vigil
  • 7. House-Hunting
  • 8. Celestial Cities
  • 9. Ballad of Material Things
  • 10. Dialogue between the Republic and the Apostacy
  • 11. At the Gates
  • 12. On the German Emperor
  • 13. To Michal: On Forgiveness
  • 14. Politics
  • 15. First Love
  • 16. Lost in Love
  • 17. Incidents
  • 18. Return
  • 19. Her Dark Eyes Sparkle
  • 20. Four Sonnets
  • 21. After Marriage
  • 22. Loving and Loved
  • 23. To Michal: On Brushing her Hair
  • 24. Experiments
  • 25. On Walt Whitman's "Song of Myself"
  • 26. Briseis
  • 27. Helen in the Chamber of Deiphobus
  • 28. To Michal Meditating a new Costume
  • 29. For a Cathedral Door
  • 30. To Michal: On Disputing Outside Church
  • 31. Invitation to Early Communion
  • 32. At the 'Ye that do truly'
  • 33. On Leaving Church
  • 34. Commentaries
  • 35. Love's Adolescence
  • 36. Outland Travel
  • 37. Advent
  • 38. Christmas
  • 39. The Fourth Dimension
  • 40. Birds
  • 41. Sleep
  • 42. In an Ecclesiastical Procession
  • 43. Office Hymn for St Thomas Didymus
  • 44. Chant Royal of Feet
  • 45. In a Motor-Bus
  • 46. In a London Office
  • 47. Three Friends
  • 48. 'Thy Will Be Done'
  • 49. Prayer
  • 50. Go Not, My Lord
  • 51. Envoy
  • 52. Voice of the Republic
  • 53. Voice of the Apostacy

Giới thiệu

Charles Williams was one of The Inklings, an Oxford based group of writers which included J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis.

Although Williams' poetry was mainly influenced by his deeply held Christian faith, he also studied mysticism and had a great knowledge of and respect for the ideas and values of the classical world.

Divorce (1920) is Williams' third book of poetry following Poems of Conformity which is also available on Librivox.

(Summary by Alan Mapstone)

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