Crossword clues for auden
auden
- Poet seen in a university study
- Poet in uniform in old British colony
- University opens a study for poet
- English poet
- Poet W.H. ___
- 'The Age of Anxiety' poet
- Poet W. H
- "Law Like Love" poet
- "The Age of Anxiety" Pulitizer poet W.H
- Pulitzer poet W.H
- "The Age of Anxiety" Pulitzer winner
- 'Homage to Clio' poet
- ''Homage to Clio'' poet W.H
- W.H. --
- Pulitzer-winning poet W. H. ___
- Pulitzer-winning poet of 1948
- Poet Wystan Hugh
- Poet whose work was read in "Four Weddings and a Funeral"
- Poet whose last work was "Thank You, Fog"
- Poet who wrote "For the Time Being"
- Poet W.H. --
- Poet friend of Tolkien
- Modern English poet
- McCullers British colleague
- Contemporary poet
- "The Unknown Citizen" poet
- "The Dyer's Hand" essayist
- "The Double Man" poet
- "Refugee Blues" poet
- "Now is the age of anxiety" poet
- "Night Mail" poet
- "Musée des Beaux Arts" poet
- "For the Time Being" poet W.H
- "For the Time Being" poet
- "Another Time" poet
- ''The Age of Anxiety'' Pulitzer winner
- "The Age of Anxiety" poet W.H
- Lsherwood collaborator
- "Homage to Clio" poet
- Poet W. H. ___
- 1948 Pulitzer-winning poet
- "MusГ©e des Beaux Arts" poet
- "September 1, 1939" poet
- "The Age of Anxiety" author
- "City Without Walls" poet
- Poet who wrote "All pity is self-pity"
- "Funeral Blues" writer
- "In Memory of W. B. Yeats" poet
- "Funeral Blues" poet W.H. ___
- Target's target, e.g.
- American poet (born in England) (1907-1973)
- "Mus"
- "Age of Anxiety" poet
- W. H. of poetry
- English-born American poet
- Frost contemporary
- "The Shield of Achilles" poet
- Poet Wystan Hugh ___
- Poet who married Thomas Mann's daughter
- Pulitzer poet: 1948
- He wrote "The Orators": 1932
- Wystan Hugh
- He wrote "The Shield of Achilles"
- Poet who wrote "For the Time Being" and "Another Time"
- "The Ascent of F6" co-author
- WH —, poet
- WH —, poet
- W.H. —, poet
- Linesman valued being regularly selected
- Poet: study area University put foremost
- Poet university engaged in a study
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Auden \Auden\ n. An English poet in the U. S. Born 1907, died 1973.
Syn: Wystan Hugh Auden
Wikipedia
Auden may refer to:
- Auden (name)
- Auden Group, group of British and Irish writers active in the 1930s that included W. H. Auden
- Auden, Ontario, an Unorganized Thunder Bay District in Canada
- Auden railway station, located in the community of Auden, Ontario, Canada.
- Auden High School, Banashankari, Bangalore, India
Auden is both a surname and a given name. Notable people with the name include:
Mononym- AuDen, French singer, songwriter 1
- George Augustus Auden (1872–1957), English physician
- John Bicknell Auden (1903–1991), English geologist and explorer
- John Lorimer Auden (1894–1959), English solicitor, deputy coroner and a territorial soldier who served in World War I
- W. H. Auden (1907–1973), Anglo-American poet
- Auden Schendler, American businessman
Usage examples of "auden".
Poetry and the Microphone About a year ago I and a number of others were engaged in broadcasting literary programmes to India, and among other things we broadcast a good deal of verse by contemporary and near-contemporary English writers -- for example, Eliot, Herbert Read, Auden, Spender, Dylan Thomas, Henry Treece, Alex Comfort, Robert Bridges, Edmund Blunden, D.
He recalled the time he talked a failing student down from the Auden Chancellory Building.
The NCAA was about the only real contact between Auden and the natives, virtually none of whom could afford the seventeen-thousand-dollar tuition, which bought you, times four, just a liberal arts degree and what the hell good was that?
He would, subject to formal acceptance of his PhD thesis this summer, be joining the faculty of the Department of English, College of Arts and Sciences, Auden University.
Tolkien described it, in a letter to Auden dated 29 January 1968, as 'written in fomyr8islag 8-line stanzas in English: an attempt to organise the Edda material dealing with Sigurd and Gunnar'.
Tolkien's reply survives because on this occasion – and when he subsequently wrote to Auden – he kept a carbon copy, from which this text is taken.
Their transcripts he is not familiar with, but this he has finally concluded about them: they are men who view Auden as a trade school.