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1. Reed, Henry. "Antigone." Penguin New Writing 30 (1947): 97-99.
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Subjects: Poem
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References: Antigone
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2. Reed, Henry. "Ars Poetica." Botteghe Oscure 2 (1948): 262-264.
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Description: This poem, a long meditation on regret, appears in Reed's Collected Poems as "De Arte Poetica."
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Subjects: Poem, Translation
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References: De Arte Poetica
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3. Reed, Henry. "The Auction Sale." Encounter 11, no. 4 (October 1958): 49-55.
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Description: Restrained drama unfurls in this long, 300-line, Hardyesque poem about a country auction and the battle for a special painting. Originally published in Stephen Spender's Encounter, October 1958.
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Journal: The Auction Sale
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Subjects: Poem
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References: The Auction Sale
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4. Reed, Henry. "The Auction Sale." Lot One (July 1983).
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Journal: The Auction Sale
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Subjects: Poem
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References: The Auction Sale
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5. Reed, Henry. "The Blissful Land." Listener 91, no. 2351 (18 April 1974): 496.
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Journal: The Blissful Land
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Subjects: Poem
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References: The Blissful Land
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6. Reed, Henry. "Bocca di Magra." Listener 93, no. 2403 (24 April 1975): 546.
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Subjects: Poem
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References: Bocca di Magra
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7. Reed, Henry. "Cabaco's Song." Music & Letters 34, no. 4 (October 1953): 314.
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Description: Originally part of Reed's Moby Dick: A Play for Radio from Herman Melville's Novel (Jonathan Cape, 1947).
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Subjects: Poem
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References: Cabaco's Song
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8. Reed, Henry. "The Changeling." Listener 43, no. 1095 (19 January 1950): 115.
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Subjects: Poem
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References: The Changeling
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9. Reed, Henry. "Chard Whitlow (Mr Eliot's Sunday Evening Postscript)." New Statesman and Nation 21, no. 533 (10 May 1941): 494.
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Description: Reed's famous parody of T.S. Eliot won a 1941 New Statesman and Nation contest.
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Subjects: Poem, Parody
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References: Chard Whitlow
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10. Reed, Henry. "Chrysothemis." New Writing and Daylight (Winter 1942-1943): 53-56.
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Description: The first appearance of Reed's long poem about the sister of Orestes and Electra includes a short biographical note.
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Subjects: Poem
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References: Chrysothemis
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11. Reed, Henry. "Chrysothemis." Penguin New Writing 26 (1945): 98-100.
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Subjects: Poem
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References: Chrysothemis
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12. Reed, Henry. "The Door and the Window." Listener 32, no. 825 (2 November 1944): 488.
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Description: Reed's poem "The Door and the Window" appears here for the first time.
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Journal: The Door and the Window
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Subjects: Poem
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13. Reed, Henry. "The Door and the Window." Partisan Review 14, no. 5 (September-October 1947): 523.
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Journal: The Door and the Window
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Subjects: Poem
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References: Door and the Window
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14. Reed, Henry. "Epilogue." Time and Tide 26, no. 30 (28 July 1945): 622.
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Description: This poem appears in A Map of Verona as "Envoy."
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Subjects: Poem
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15. Reed, Henry. "Four People." Listener 92, no. 2386 (19/26 December 1974): 848-849.
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Subjects: Poem
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16. Reed, Henry. "A Good Dream." Sunday Times (London), 4 January 1970, 69.
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Description: Reed's poem "A Good Dream" is published for the first time.
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Subjects: Poem
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References: A Good Dream
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17. Reed, Henry. "Imitation." Listener 43, no. 1116 (15 June 1950): 1016.
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Description: Reed imitates both Arnauld and Leopardi.
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Subjects: Poem
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References: Imitation, Giacomo Leopardi, Antoine Arnauld
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18. Reed, Henry. "The Interval." Listener 82, no. 2122 (27 November 1969): 763.
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Subjects: Poem
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References: The Interval
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19. Reed, Henry. "Iseult Blaunchesmains." Listener 30, no. 781 (30 December 1943): 756.
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Description: Reed's poem "Iseult Blaunchesmains," part of his "Tingagel" series, is published here for the first time.
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Journal: Iseult Blaunchesmains
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Subjects: Poem
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References: Iseult Blaunchesmains
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20. Reed, Henry. "Iseult La Belle." Penguin New Writing 23 (1945): 104-105.
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Subjects: Poem
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21. Reed, Henry. "Judging Distances." New Statesman and Nation 25, no. 628 (6 March 1943): 155.
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Description: The first appearance in print of the second of Reed's "Lessons of the War."
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Journal: Judging Distances
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Subjects: Poem
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References: Judging Distances
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22. Reed, Henry. "Judging Distances: A Poem from the Forces." New Statesman & Society 6, no. 247 (9 April 1993): 26.
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Description: Reprints "Judging Distances" for a 50th anniversary of World War II.
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Journal: Judging Distances
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Subjects: Poem
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References: Judging Distances, Alun Lewis, Troopship in the Tropics
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23. Reed, Henry. "King Mark." Orion 1 (1945): 103-104.
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Description: Part III of Reed's Tintagel sequence, this poem was inspired by Gottfried von Strassburg's epic, Tristan.
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Subjects: Poem
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References: King Mark
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24. Reed, Henry. "L'Envoi." London Review of Books, 12 September 1991, 18.
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Description: Poem published as part of Jon Stallworthy's "A Life of Henry Reed."
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Subjects: Poem
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References: L'Envoi
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25. Reed, Henry. "A Map of Verona." Listener 27, no. 687 (12 March 1942): 343.
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Subjects: Poem
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References: A Map of Verona
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26. Reed, Henry. "A Map of Verona." Listener 51, no. 1298 (14 January 1954): 103, 105.
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Description: Reed's "A Map of Verona" was chosen by J.R. Ackerley to be reprinted for The Listener's 25th anniversary issue.
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Subjects: Poem
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References: A Map of Verona
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27. Reed, Henry. "Morning." Listener 32, no. 811 (27 July 1944): 96.
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Description: First publication of Reed's poem, "Morning."
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Subjects: Poem
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References: Morning
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28. Reed, Henry. "Movement of Bodies." Listener 43, no. 1106 (6 April 1950): 609.
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Journal: Movement of Bodies
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Subjects: Poem
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References: Movement of Bodies
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29. Reed, Henry. "Naming of Parts." New Statesman and Nation 24, no. 598 (8 August 1942): 92.
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Description: Reed's best-known poem appeared in 1942 with the subtitle "A Poem from the Forces."
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Subjects: Poem
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References: Naming of Parts
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30. Reed, Henry. "Naming of Parts: A Poem from the Forces." New Statesman and Society 4, no. 162 (2 August 1991): 27.
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Description: The New Statesman reprinted Reed's most famous poem for a World War II retrospective.
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Journal: Naming of Parts: A Poem from the Forces
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Subjects: Poem
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References: Naming of Parts
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31. Reed, Henry. "Philoctetes." New Writing and Daylight (Autumn 1944): 136-139.
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Subjects: Poem
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References: Philoctetes
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32. Reed, Henry. "The Place and the Person." New Writing and Daylight (September 1945). 161-165.
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Journal: The Place and the Person
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Subjects: Poem
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References: The Place and the Person
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33. Reed, Henry. "Poem." Listener 18, no. 468 (29 December 1937): 1416.
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Description: Reed's first published poem, "The Captain," as it originally appeared in The Listener.
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Subjects: Poem
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References: The Captain
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34. Reed, Henry. "Poem." Listener 22, no. 556 (7 September 1939): 486.
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Description: Originally published in The Listener, this poem appears in A Map of Verona as "Outside and In."
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Subjects: Poem
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References: Outside and In
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35. Reed, Henry. "Poem." Listener 23, no. 587 (11 April 1940): 750.
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Description: Reed's poem, "Hiding Beneath the Furze," as it first appeared in The Listener.
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Subjects: Poem
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References: Hiding Beneath the Furze
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36. Reed, Henry. "Psychological Warfare." London Review of Books 13, no. 6 (21 March 1991): 14-15.
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Description: Although it was not published during his lifetime, this long addition to Lessons of the War appeared as a preview to the publication of the Collected Poems.
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Journal: Psychological Warfare
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Subjects: Poem
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References: Psychological Warfare
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37. Reed, Henry. "The Return." Listener 32, no. 833 (28 December 1944): 710.
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Description: Upon hearing this poem read on the BBC Christmas Eve, 1944, E.M. Forster immediately wrote a letter to Reed.
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Subjects: Poem
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References: The Return, C. Day Lewis, Laurie Lee
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38. Reed, Henry. "Returning of Issue." Listener 84, no. 2170 (29 October 1970): 596-597.
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Description: This Listener issue contains not only a poem by Reed, but also an advertisement for the 1970 Chilmark Press edition of Lessons of the War (page 600).
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Journal: Returning of Issue
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Subjects: Poem
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References: Returning of Issue
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39. Reed, Henry. "The River." Listener 83, no. 2139 (26 March 1970): 418.
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Subjects: Poem
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References: The River
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40. Reed, Henry. "Sailor's Harbour." New Statesman and Nation 15, no. 366 (26 February 1938): 326.
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Description: First publication of Reed's poem, "Sailor's Harbour."
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Journal: Sailor's Harbour
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Subjects: Poem
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References: Sailor's Harbour
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41. Reed, Henry. "Sonnet." Listener 36, no. 927 (17 October 1946): 498.
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Description: This poem appears Reed's collection, A Map of Verona, as "The Forest."
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Subjects: Poem
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References: The Forest
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42. Reed, Henry. "South." Listener 19, no. 438 (13 April 1938): 806.
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Subjects: Poem
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References: South
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43. Reed, Henry. "Three Words." Listener 83, no. 2139 (26 March 1970): 418.
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Subjects: Poem
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References: Three Words
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44. Reed, Henry. "Tintagel." Listener 28, no. 720 (29 October 1942): 564.
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Description: This poem was later renamed "Tristram" for A Map of Verona.
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Subjects: Poem
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References: Tintagel
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45. Reed, Henry. "The Town Itself (A Poem)." Listener 91, no. 2343 (21 February 1974): 237.
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Description: The note accompanying this poem in the Listener reads: 'A tribute to Henry Reed on his 60th birthday will be broadcast on Radio 3 tomorrow night.'
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Journal: The Town Itself (A Poem)
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Subjects: Poem
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References: The Town Itself
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46. Reed, Henry. "Two Poems." Listener 83, no. 2139 (26 March 1970): 418.
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Description: "The River" and "Three Words" appeared here as "Two Poems."
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Subjects: Poem
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References: The River, Three Words
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47. Reed, Henry. "Unarmed Combat." New Statesman and Nation 29, no. 740 (28 April 1945): 271.
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Description: The fourth part of Reed's Lessons of the War series was published in 1945 with the subtitle "A Poem from the Forces" and epigraph "... Et militavi none sine gloria."
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Subjects: Poem
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References: Unarmed Combat
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48. Reed, Henry. "The Wall." Penguin New Writing 17 (1943): 85-86.
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Description: A short, biographical note on Reed is included in "About the New Contributors" for this first publication of his poem, "The Wall."
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Subjects: Poem
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References: The Wall
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