There is no night. [In This Dark Time; Hold Fast to Wonder; Moments to Remember; Out of the Flame]

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xi pp., 1 leaf, 15-87 pp. ; 20 cm. ; LCCN: 42-51008 ; LC: PS3535.U683; Dewey: 811.5 ; OCLC: 2583854 ; orange textured cloth ; SIGNED presentation copy [to John Ransom Lewis, the late Poet Laureate of Georgia] ; David Riley Russell was a Fairfield, Texas native who was Poet Laureate of Texas, 1945-1947, and who won the Texas Institute of Letters prize for poetry with his book, "Sing with me Now". The David Russell Poetry Prize, named after him, is given annually by Southern Methodist University ; Contents: Turn back the clock -- In th is Dark Time -- Counter-Thrust -- Was It For This -- Is There No Waking -- Phenix -- Brief Oblivion -- There Is No Moment -- The Greater Power -- Better the Flame -- Note to Aggressors -- The Giant -- The Wolf -- The Purge -- The Words Move All One Way -- Misjudgment -- Renascence -- Steadfast -- A Song for England -- The Dawn -- The Greater Will -- I Have Believed -- Precaution -- Now! -- Two Ways -- Be Warned! -- Boy and Father -- Song -- Chance -- Look Upon the Mountain -- Duplicity -- Stan d By and You Can Hear -- The Sun -- Brief Miracle -- Within a Field -- The Hunt -- Night -- Prologue to Winter -- Pueblo Boy -- White Yucca -- Not Destiny But We -- Song in Two Moods -- Song for Zero -- Old Men in a Park -- Prairie Widow -- Incomprehension -- The Greater Foe -- The Man Who was Born in Texas -- Necessity -- Invulnerable -- Resolution -- Your Words -- Gifts -- Tokens to Remember -- Love is But a Little While -- Immortal Face -- Assurance -- The Poet. ; spine faded, else VG. N° de ref. del artículo 4895

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