Illustrations include drawing and reproductions of photographs of poets. Announces poetry readings with jazz Saturday Feb. 4 at Hampstead Town Hall. Poets include Daniel Abse, Anselm Hollo and Jon Silkin. Suggested publication date from last date mentioned; Feb. 4 fell on Saturday in 1961.
Illustrations include drawing and reproductions of photographs of poets. Announces poetry readings with jazz Saturday Feb. 4 at Hampstead Town Hall. Poets include Daniel Abse, Anselm Hollo and Jon Silkin. Suggested publication date from last date mentioned; Feb. 4 fell on Saturday in 1961.
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Broadsheet folded to create three panels, printed in red and black. On recto, title superimposed on blue illustration of woman on surfboard, to be viewed unfolded. On verso, two poems, a prose excerpt, and a book list to be read unfolded. Date from stamp at time of acquisition of Brown Univ. copy.
Broadsheet folded to create three panels, printed in red and black. On recto, title superimposed on blue illustration of woman on surfboard, to be viewed unfolded. On verso, two poems, a prose excerpt, and a book list to be read unfolded. Date from stamp at time of acquisition of Brown Univ. copy.
Broadsheet folded to create three panels, printed in red and black. On recto, title superimposed on blue illustration of woman on surfboard, to be viewed unfolded. On verso, two poems, a prose excerpt, and a book list to be read unfolded. Date from stamp at time of acquisition of Brown Univ. copy.
Processed copy. Printed in two columns. At head of text: Poetry by an unknown & unremembered few who strike in the night like wild gorillas, who howl like banshees, who stalk off & are gone, leaving only mammal footprints behind. Includes four poems signed by initials and one signed: Corporate soul; first poem entitled: Rainbows go away, signed: P.K., and printed with permission of Cat's Pajamas Music. Information about place and date of publication from donor of Brown University copy.
by Anthony Cama. Printed in two columns on pink paper. At head of title: Reprinted from the Lynn Sunday Post. Includes four poems, beginning with: A poetic tribute to our valiant heroes of all wars.
Printed in two columns. Original dimensions not known. Printed area measures: 22.7 x 15.5 cm. Subtitle continues: She departed this life on the 21st day of J[ ] 1818. Had she lived to the 28th day, she would have been eighteen years of age. Her death was much lamented by all who knew her. At head of text verse quotation from Young beginning: Smitten friends, are angels sent on errands full of love.
Reprint of: United States. Congress: Congressional record, 88th Congress, p. 24148.
Printed in blue in four columns divided by single lines within ornamental border. First line: Sweet scrub! you've lost your blooming look.
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Broadsheet. Poetry and prose. Printed in blue on yellow paper. Drawing of dog by J. K. Stenn beneath title. Flier advertising book by John B. Lee illustrated by J. K. Stenn published in London, Ont.; description of book with excerpt on verso. First line of poem: My wriggling nose.
Broadsheet. Poetry and prose. Printed in blue on yellow paper. Drawing of dog by J. K. Stenn beneath title. Flier advertising book by John B. Lee illustrated by J. K. Stenn published in London, Ont.; description of book with excerpt on verso. First line of poem: My wriggling nose.
Issued laid into pale gray illustrated lettered paper folder with program of memorial service and portrait by Percival Goodman of Paul Goodman. Caption title. Includes nine poems, beginning with The midnight sun. "These poems were set to music by Ned Rorem and sung by Betti McDonald, accompanied by Mr. Rorem at a memorial for Paul Goodman on October 22, 1972 at the Community Church of New York."
At end of title: Cut of female head and shoulders silhouette in ornamental frame. Contains seven poems.
written and copyrighted, 1916 by David Bert Wright. 26 poems printed in four columns divided by single line; all are signed Bert Wright and have different release dates in parenthesis above titles. Explanatory note at head of first column.
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Poetry. Printed in two columns, one poem in each.
Printed in black on white paper. Woodcut image of a yellow spider attributed to Leigh McLellan on the back of the page.
by Frederick Peterson. Printed in black and red. Advertising brochure.
Jettie Felps. 1 broadsheet. Short headband above title.
French fold; printed on double leaves. At end of text: Reprinted from The Canadian Poetry magazine, October, 1942.
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Michael Lally. Pages [2]-[3] blank. Printed in blue, red and orange on heavy cream-colored paper. Suggested place of publication from dealer.
