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Poems in Prose

Clark Ashton Smith

First published 1965
Publisher Arkham House
Format Hardcover
Type Collection
Cover art Frank Utpatel
Pages xxiv+54
Price $4.00

No statement of printing or edition. The title page states "1964" and the two Clute encyclopedias agree. However the copyright statement and other secondary sources (including Joshi, below) state 1965. Donald Sidney-Fryer's Emperor of Dreams further states the publication date was June 1965. The colophon states that 1000 copies were printed. The actual number is 1016 copies per S.T. Joshi's Sixty Years of Arkham House.

Page Title Author(s) Type
3 The Traveller Clark Ashton Smith Poem
5 The Flower-Devil Clark Ashton Smith Poem
6 Offerings Clark Ashton Smith Poem
6 Tears Clark Ashton Smith Poem
6 The Secret Rose Clark Ashton Smith Poem
6 The Wind and the Garden Clark Ashton Smith Poem
7 A Coronal Clark Ashton Smith Poem
8 The Black Lake Clark Ashton Smith Poem
9 Beyond the Mountains Clark Ashton Smith Poem
9 Nostalgia of the Unknown Clark Ashton Smith Poem
9 The Broken Lute Clark Ashton Smith Poem
10 Grey Sorrow Clark Ashton Smith Poem
10 The Eyes of Circe Clark Ashton Smith Poem
10 The Hair of Circe Clark Ashton Smith Poem
11 A Dream of Lethe Clark Ashton Smith Poem
12 The Caravan Clark Ashton Smith Poem
13 The Princess Almeena Clark Ashton Smith Poem
14 Ennui Clark Ashton Smith Poem
16 The Statue of Silence Clark Ashton Smith Poem
17 Remoteness Clark Ashton Smith Poem
18 The Memnons of the Night Clark Ashton Smith Poem
19 The Garden and the Tomb Clark Ashton Smith Poem
20 In Cocaigne Clark Ashton Smith Poem
21 The Litany of the Seven Kisses Clark Ashton Smith Poem
22 From a Letter Clark Ashton Smith Poem
23 From the Crypts of Memory Clark Ashton Smith Poem
25 A Phantasy Clark Ashton Smith Poem
26 The Demon, the Angel, and Beauty Clark Ashton Smith Poem
28 The Shadows Clark Ashton Smith Poem
30 The Crystals Clark Ashton Smith Poem
31 Chinoiserie Clark Ashton Smith Poem
32 The Mirror in the Hall of Ebony Clark Ashton Smith Poem
33 The Muse of Hyperborea Clark Ashton Smith Poem
34 The Lotus and the Moon Clark Ashton Smith Poem
35 The Passing of Aphrodite Clark Ashton Smith Poem
38 To the Daemon Clark Ashton Smith Poem
39 The Forbidden Forest Clark Ashton Smith Poem
41 The Mithridate Clark Ashton Smith Poem
42 Narcissus Clark Ashton Smith Poem
43 The Peril That Lurks Among Ruins Clark Ashton Smith Poem
44 The Abomination of Desolation Clark Ashton Smith Poem
45 The Touchstone Clark Ashton Smith Poem
46 The Image of Bronze and the Image of Iron Clark Ashton Smith Poem
47 The Corpse and the Skeleton Clark Ashton Smith Poem
50 The Sun and the Sepulchre Clark Ashton Smith Poem
51 Sadastor Clark Ashton Smith Poem
ix Clark Ashton Smith, Poet in Prose Donald S. Fryer Essay