Under open sky : poets on William Cullen Bryant /
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New York :
Fordham University Press,
1986.
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Forest shadows: prose: Norbert Krapf: William Cullen Bryant's Roslyn poems
- Vince Clemente: Bryant's "To a waterfowl" and the painter W.S. Mount
- Richard Wilbur: A word from Cummington
- William Jay Smith: The Bryant cottage in Cummington
- John Hollander: William Cullen Bryant as poet
- Aaron Kramer: William Cullen Bryant as poet of liberty
- Robert Morgan: Bryant's solitary glimpse of paradise
- Richard Elman: Yvor Winters, Wallace Stevens, and "Thanatopsis"
- Richard Eberhart: Memory of learning "Thanatopsis" in youth
- Paul Engle: Two Long Island voices heard in the heartland
- Norbert Krapf: Walking with Walt Whitman and William Cullen Bryant: a fantasy
- 2. Underground tide: poems: Norbert Krapf: By the waters of Cedarmere
- William Stafford: At Bryant's grave
- Reva Sharon: Lines to William Cullen Bryant
- Robyn Supraner: Midas' daughter
- Linda Pastan: Rereading "Thanatopsis"
- Reva Sharon: Winterscape-1984
- William Heyen: Downriver
- Philip Appleman: After "Thanatopsis"
- Peter Michelson: Pantoum for William Cullen Bryan
- Jared Carter: Raccoon Grove
- Albert F. McLean: William Cullen Bryan at the tomb of Napoleon Bonaparte
- Richard Elman: Autumn at Mill Pond
- Grace Volick: Bryant's vision
- William Stafford: A wedge of oak.