Witter Bynner - Works

Works

  • An Ode to Harvard and Other Poems (1907)
  • Tiger (1913)
  • The Little King (1914)
  • The New World (1915)
  • The Beloved Stranger
  • Iphigenia in Tauris (1916) translator
  • Spectra (1916) poems with Arthur Davison Ficke (published pseudonymously)
  • Grenstone Poems (1917)
  • Pins for Wings
  • Canticle of Praise (1919)
  • A Canticle of Pan (1920)
  • Roots (1929) poems
  • The Jade Mountain (1929) translations from Chinese with Kiang Kang-hu
  • Indian Earth (1929) poems
  • Guest Book (1935) poems
  • Selected Poems (1943)
  • The Way of Life, according to Lao Tzu (1944)
  • Take Away the Darkness (1947)
  • Journey with Genius (1951) memoir of D. H. Lawrence
  • New Poems (1960)
  • Selected Poems (1978)
  • The Way of Life According to Laotzu (1944) translator (illust. by Frank Wren)

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