James Merrill — English Poetry Library

English Poetry Library

James Merrill1926–199520th century James Ingram Merrill was an American poet. He was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for poetry in 1977 for Divine Comedies. His poetry falls into two distinct bodies of work: the polished and formalist lyric poetry of his early career, and the epic narrative of occult communication with spirits and angels, titled The Changing Light at Sandover, which dominated his later career. Although most of his published work was poetry, he also wrote essays, fiction, and plays.

Poems

150 poems

10 THE STATE IN GENERAL.19 lines
101 Greidanus, Sola Scriptura, 22323 lines
103 Isaiah 7 14; Matthew 12320 lines
104 Ibid.92 lines
112. Distinguished from Quartz. — The feldspars may be24 lines
12 GBOLOGT OF TENNESSEE.71 lines
122 Ortlund, A Passion for God, 209.23 lines
127 Ibid., 182.27 lines
13 Stott, Between Two Worlds , 95.24 lines
131 Ibid., 130.22 lines
14 GBOLOGt OF TSKNBSSEB.70 lines
14 THE NATURAL DIVISIONS.61 lines
15 Packer, The Preacher and Preaching, 1724 lines
16 GBOLoar qp xekiy^ssse.96 lines
16 THE NATURAL DIVISIONS.36 lines
16. There are three civil or political divisions con-17 lines
18 THE NATURAL DIVISIONS.58 lines
2 Psalm 1 19: 10326 lines
2 Timothy 3 : 1 6, 1 7, see also 2 Peter 1:2143 lines
2 Timothy 4:2 NIV23 lines
2 INTKODUCTION.37 lines
20 THE NATURAL DIVISIONS.7 lines
21 Ibid., 25917 lines
22 Ibid., 260.57 lines
22 THE NATURAL DIVISIONS.15 lines
24 THE NATURAL DIVISIONS.10 lines
26 CLIMATE.10 lines
26 GEOLOaT OF TENKBSSBB.141 lines
3. Calcite. Transparent variety. Scratches and is scratched6 lines
30 CLIMATE.62 lines
31 Ibid , 14676 lines
31 Stott, Between Two Worlds , 11327 lines
32 GEOLOaT OF TEKKESSBE.23 lines
33 Isaiah 55 11 NIV19 lines
34 CLIMATE.45 lines
37. Defined; Elevation, Area, Outlines, Walden's Ridge.15 lines
38. Surface and Soil.— The surface of the table-land is5 lines
4 PREFACE.66 lines
40 Ibid., 17.92 lines
40 GEOLOGY Of TBNKESSBB.74 lines
42 THE ROCKS AND THE STRATA.77 lines
43 Packer, The Preacher and Preaching, 1515 lines
46 GEOLOGY OS' TBKNBSSBE.33 lines
46 THE ROCKS AND THE STRATA.49 lines
47 Chapell, Christ-Centered Preaching , 1 726 lines
47. Importance; Contrasted with the Other Divisions. —35 lines
5. III. The Geological Formations.— The next stage of65 lines
5. It is a little more than two and a half times as68 lines
50 Ibid , Lecture 2.2-378 lines
52 THE EOCKS AND THE STRATA.8 lines
54. Climate to a great extent regulates the industry of31 lines
61 Ibid , ’5924 lines
61 Ibid , 1720 lines
61 Packer, The Preacher and Preaching, 522 lines
62 Chapell, Christ-Centered Preaching , 2317 lines
71 Ibid., 44-4522 lines
73 Ibid., 34.15 lines
74. Definition of Geology. — To study and learn about34 lines
77 Ephesians 4 : 1 125 lines
77 Ibid., 1626 lines
8. Form, Length, Width, Area, and River System. —52 lines
80 GEOLOOT Of TEKNSSSfiS.33 lines
82 Ibid., 61922 lines
84 Thiselton, New Horizons in Hermeneutics , 61935 lines
84 GEOLOaY OF TENNESSEE.8 lines
9 Romans 1 : 19,2021 lines
9 SJffM^98 lines
94 Ibid , 20621 lines
96 Ortlund, 207.28 lines
AND6 lines
BD16 lines
BS5 lines
By4 lines
CALCITE.34 lines
Cd8 lines
CHAPTER I.18 lines
CHAPTER III.15 lines
CHAPTER IV.15 lines
CHAPTER VII.44 lines
CHAPTRR II.5 lines
CLIMATE.29 lines
DEFINITION OF TERMS8 lines
DIVINE REVELATION THROUGH HUMAN AUTHORSHIP31 lines
FIRST, THE EASTERN.35 lines
Fl £- 6 - Figure 6 shows the manner of their9 lines
FOCUS OF THIS STUDY IN PARTICULAR45 lines
FOCUSED LITERATURE REVIEW13 lines
FOURTHLY, THE WESTERN IRON REGHON.62 lines
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.5 lines
Hebrews 1.1-3 NI V4 lines
HERMENEUTICS IN THEOCENTRIC PREACHING19 lines
HOMILETICS IN THEOCENTRIC PREACHING19 lines
I. Quartz. (Silicates.)8 lines
I. The Unaka Range.9 lines
IBON.19 lines
IDENTIFICATION OF THE PROBLEM22 lines
II. Calcite.32 lines
III. Dolomite.9 lines
IKON, 3734 lines
IMPORTANCE OF THE STUDY35 lines
Introductory: The Soils; Geology Defined.15 lines
Iron 7031 lines
IV. Apatite.39 lines
IV. The Highland Rim.5 lines
IX. Tourmaline.6 lines
Mississippi Bottoms 62 degrees51 lines
NEED FOR THE RESEARCH PROJECT24 lines
OB5 lines
Oxygen 27*619 lines
P510 lines
PEE F AC E25 lines
PREFACE.27 lines
PREPARATION FOR THIS STUDY16 lines
QQ17 lines
Qth. The Slopes of West Tennessee; and143 lines
RELEVANCE IN THEOCENTRIC PREACHING38 lines
SECTION I.49 lines
SECTION II.4 lines
SECTION IV.6 lines
SECTION L4 lines
SECTION VI.145 lines
Si 610X0CF7 aF fUriVAllSBB.70 lines
So much for the ores of the Eastern Iron Region.38 lines
St15 lines
SUMMARY24 lines
THE NATURE OF AUTHORITY IN PREACHING21 lines
THE NATURE OF SCRIPTURE DESCRIBED7 lines
THE RELATIONSHIP OF PREACHER TO SCRIPTURE7 lines
THE RELATIONSHIP OF THEOCENTRIC TO CHRISTOCENTRIC26 lines
THE ROLE OF THE HOLY SPIRIT IN PREACHING4 lines
THE SELF-REVEALING NATURE OF GOD4 lines
THE THEOCENTRIC FOCUS OF SCRIPTURE AND PREACHING71 lines
The Natural and Civil Divisions of the State.4 lines
THE RIVER SYSTEM. V30 lines
The Study of Geology:' Its Object and the Parts19 lines
THEOLOGICAL REFLECTIONS14 lines
THIRDLY, THE CUMBERLAND IRON REGION.37 lines
THREE CHARACTERISTICS OF PREACHING6 lines
UjctU8 lines
V. Feldspar.18 lines
V. The Central Basin.40 lines
Valley.22 lines
VI. Mica.18 lines
VIEWING SCRIPTURE FROM A REDEMPTIVE-HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE20 lines
VII. Amphibole and Pteoxene.18 lines
VIII. Gaenet.4 lines
VIII. The Mississippi Bottoms.10 lines
Water 14*4044 lines
X. Talc.23 lines
Year.5 lines