A collection of works by such poets as John Donne, Thomas Wyatt, E.E. Cummings, William Wordsworth, Percy Bysshe Shelley, Emily Dickinson, Robert Duncan, and James Dickey
Crazy that this anthology wasn't kept in print. It chooses a hundred poems, from anonymous songs to the generation of poets born before 1928, to give a lovely and synoptic view of poetry in English for the ages. It's almost a form unto itself, and Graham introduces it with a sharp and intelligent essay. A coda includes a poem from Michael Palmer's Notes for Echo Lake sequence. I think it's terrific but apparently others did not because it went out of print with astonishing rapidity. Some small press should buy the rights from Ecco.