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AUTHOR Salley, Homer E.,_Comp.TITLE Available Recotffings of American Poatry,and Poets.RUB DATE 11 Mar 75NOTE 48p.

'EDRS PRICE MF-$0.76 HC -$1.95 Plus PostageDESCRIPTORS *American Literature; Bibliographies; Magnetic Tape'

Cassettes;"*Phonograph Records; *Poetry; *Poets

ABSTRACTA list of currently available phonorecords and

magnetic tape cassettes of American poetry and poeis is presented.Listed alphabetically by,poet, each citation includes record title, a'list of poems on the record, number of records in the set, publisher,and publisher's item number. Entries are analytical in that all worksof one poet are listed under his name, in-cluding works that are onlypart of a collection of recordings of several poets' works. Alist ofpublishers' names and addresses4is attached. (LS)

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AVAILABLE RECORDINGS OF AMERICAN POETRY AND POETS

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EDUCATIONTHIS DOCUMENT HAS SEEN REPRODUCED EXACTLY ;AS RECEIVED FROMTHE PERSON OR ORGANIZATION ORIGINATING IT. POINTSOF VIEW OR OPINIONSSTATED 00 NOT NECESSARILY REPRESENT. OFFICIAL NATIONAL INSTITUTE OFEDUCATION POSITION OR POLICY.

University of ToledoToledo, Ohio

43606

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Available Recordings of American Poetry and PoetsCompiledlly Homer E. Salley

University of Toledo

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.Abiams, Robert

Adafs., Leonie

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Aiken, Conrad

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Beyond th-q Blues.'Circlets in the Sand

Poets.Reading Their Own PoemsT Runner With the Lotsy e- NeuritGrapes MakingSundown -

Country.SummerLullaby

An Album of Modern PoetryRead.

coSpoke'

The,./

y Poetsntry SummerArts Treasury'

r Poemsell.Tbwer-undownLight at EquinoxGrapes MakingLullabyCountry Summer

oniad,Aiken ReadingA Letter from Li P.oThe Blues of Ruby Matrixfime ino the Rock

4- Argo- PCP -1071

1-Library of CongressPL-12

1-Library of CongressPL-20-21-22

- Poets Reading' 2- Spoken Arts-SA-1,046

3CaedmOn-TC-1019

Poets Reading Their Own Poems .1:Library of CongressPreludes for »Memnon XIV, XIX, PL-11

LXIII, III and XXIX.The Cie.dmon,Treasury of.Modern Poets 3-Caedin011-TC-2006

Re'ading Their Own PoetryTetalestai

An Albui of Kodsern Poetry ii,ead 1-Library of Congress'by Poets PL120-21-22

The RoomRimbaud and,Verlaine

Spoken Arts Treasury,- Poets ReadingTheir Poems

The First Pi.elude from: Preludesfrcii Memnon or Preludes to Aptitude

I Man ,That Angel of Bright,Consciousness

Sea Holly

Beyond the BluesBlow Man Blow

2-Spoken Arts-SA-1043.

4-Argo-PLP-1071

AUTHOR . TITLE

AsBberry,-JOhn.

PUBLISHER

Spoken Arts-Treasury = Poets 'Reading. .2 Spoke.n'ArtsSA71056--Their Poems '

Thoughts of a Young Girl':A Last WorldThey Dream Only ol*America....Some:TreeS

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Auden,' W7stam Hugh :8pOken Arts Treasury - Poets Reading' 'Z-SpokenTheir Poems A

- Song: O'Where Are You(Going ,

ViPanelle: If I Could Tell YouThe WandererRilier ProfileAfter Rtadinga Child's Guide toModerd'Physics

An Album of Modern Poetry. Read by 1- Library ofPoet§Musee desiBetiux ArtsThe Unkno4n Citizen'

Poets Reading Their Own PoemsMobs° to Ferdinand' *

Musee de's Beaux Arts:Re,fugee Blues

W. H. Auden ReadingIn'Memory of 'W. B.YetttsIn Praise of LimestoneThe Capital,

r School ChildrenAs He. lls

Five Lyrics,Riecious RiveBucolics (Winds, Woods, Mountains,

Likes; Islands, Plains, Streams).Records for School 7-Columbia-

/BalladPrime

Baker, Howard Poets Reading Their Own Poems0.4e to the Sea

Arts2SA-1048

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3-Caedmon-TC-1019

Barker, George

Benet,,Rosemary

genet, StephenVincent

An Albuti of Modern PoetryRead by PoetS'Three Memorial Sonnets foi TWa.Young SeamenSonnet to My MotherNews .of the World. I,-II, and III

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1-Library of Congress,PL-12

1-Library of CongressPLL,20-21-22

Abraham. Lincoln 6-Decca-DL-8515Nancy Hanks, read by Agnes Moorehead-

7-COiUMbia-SL-181.John ,Brown's Bady .

(Tyrone-power, Judith Anderson,Raymond Massey)

Poets Reading'. Th it Own Poems 1-Library of CongressThe Ballad of William Sycamore APL -23

The Death of Stonewall Jacks-onThe Opening of the Battle *of GettysburgLitany for Dictatorships

AUTHOR TITLE

Benet, Stephen --Vincent (cont'd).

Stephen Vincent Benetteed by poet:

The Barlad,of William SycamoreThe. Death of Stonewall JacksonThe Opening 9f the Battle of

GettyibdreLitany foraictatorshipsread by Joseph Wiseman

American Names. ,4

John James AudubonStephen Vincent Benet'.

read by Joseph Wisema*:Daniel BooneWestern Wagons"

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The Mountain WhippoorwillDolr,ou Remember Springfield-?Nightmare Number Thre0Minor LitanyDulce Ridentem

Stephen. ,Vincent Benetread by Joseph Wiseman

Nightmarefor Future%Reference,Nightmare at Noon-Metr"Opolitan NightmasreNightmare, wifith AngelsDifferenceShort' Ode.Thomas JeffersonNotes to, be Ieft in a CornersitOneOde to Walt Whitman

Spoken Arts Treasury -.Poets ReadingTheir Poems

SparrowLitany for Dictatorships

PUBLISHER

3-Caedmon-TC-1137

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Benet, William Rose Spoken Arts Treasury'6 Their Poems

Tite WhaleJesse James

'Bennett, Joseph.

Berryman; John

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2- Spoken Arts SA1045

- 'Pbets Reading 2- Spoken. Arts-SA-.104.2

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Read by Poets /I PL-20-21-22To Eliza, Duchess of Dorset A 1

Spoken Arts Treasury.- -Poet's Reading 2.- Spoken Artsr-SA,1051

Their PoemsFilling. Her Crompact and Delicious

BodyI Am the Little Man Who Smokes and

SmokesFour Dream SongsTwelve Dream Songs, No 9Twelve Dream Songs, No. .4

Poets Reading Their Own Poems 1-Library of CongressWinter Landscape PL-8The Ball Poem'The LightningCanto Amor

3.

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AUTI-1011, -PUB-LIS.HER

Bishop, Elizabeth Po;ts'`Reading,Their Own PoemsF,auStn'a, orpock Rases'Geronimois;,House::,:At the':FislibOul-es

The CaedMon Treasury of ModernReading Thel.i.:041; Poetry

. eManueTzinho-

Spokeri'Arts, Tr4as;Ury., -- PoetsTheir Poems

Tbe .Imaginary'-,Iceberg.Fish

Varitha:Street.VAsits.-to.St1.:tlizab%tV5

ecordS for Sch.A.1AnaphoraLate .Air

: The Fish

1- Library of COngressPL -9

PoetS 37taeamOn-TC.7,2006

2-SOken

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Poets 'Reading Their Own. Poems.- Return to .ConnecticutMoving. Landscape withWinter PrintBeyond Connepticut, Beyond the'That Summer's EndEncounterThe \ReturnPerspectives are Precipices

Blackmur, 'Richard Poets Reading Their Own PoemsThre'e Poems From 'a Text: Isaiah LX: PL-9

I. Weauty fort lAsheAsII .. The Oil of Joy 'for MourningILI. A Garment of Praise for thy:

Spirit of Heaviness

lily,. Robert Spoken A6-ts Treasury - Poets ReadingTheir toems

Tire Man Whom the 'Sea Kept. Awake -Condition of the Working Classes 1960A' Busy Man SpeaksPoem in Three PartsSnowfall in the 'Afternoon

1- Library of Congresst PL-24

,Rain

Sea

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Bodenheim, Maxwell

2-Spoken Arts-SA!-1055

Poets Reading Their Own PoemsPoem to a RoseInsanityFinalities (Pdrt VI)Small Town *,oldier's Stand

fantasyPoem to' Negroes and WhitesDead LadSonnet'A Sister WritesChinese Gifts

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Bogan, Louise

Bohd, lian

BOOth , Philip

Brinnin, JohnMalcolm

Brooks,'Gwendolyn

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Poets Reading Their Own Poems.-The Sleeping FuryThe AlchemistHenceforth Prom the MindThe DaemonLastHill in a VistaThe 4jork

Poet's Gold, *

Song for the Last ActTo An Artist: To Take Heart

read'by Geraldine Brooks,, NormanAn Album of Modern Poetry

Read by: PoetsSpoken Arts Treasu'ry - Poets Reading,

Their PoemsHenceforth From the MindItalian MorningBarocite CommentTo My Brother (Killed: Humont Woo

October 1918)Song For a Lyre.The Daemon

1-Library-of' Congress,rPL -2

8-RCA VictortM-1883

Rose 7.

1-Lib6ry of CongressPL-2U-21-22'

2-SpokerrArts-SA-10451., ,

Beyond the BlueSI Too Hear America

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4-Argo-PLR- 1071

Spoken Arts Treasury - Poets Reading 2- Spoken Arts-SA-1054Their Poems

The AnchorSable IslandThe Islanders

oets. Reading Their Own Poems 1-Library of, CongressSecond Sight PL-4Love in ParticularViews of the FavOrite Colleges

Spoken Arts Treasury - Poets Reading 2- Spoken AVts-SA-1052Their. Poems'Little Elegy, for Gertrude SteinHeavy, Heavy, Heavy.0edipus; His Cradle SongNuns at EveAmerican Plan

Gwendolyn Brooks Readi,ngHer Poetry 3-CaedmOn-JC-1244Kitchenette BuildingObituary for a Living LadySadie and MaudMatthew ColeThe Vacant LotQueen of the BluesThe MotherThe Sundays of Satin Legs ,S.mithThe Parents:. PeopletLike Our MarriageMaxie and Andrew

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Brooks, Gwendolyn.-(cOnVd)

Brother Antonius(William ';Everson)'

Brown, 'Sterling

Brown, William

,,Bynner., Witter

DoNot Be Afraid of No r

Pygmies Are Pygmies Still, ThoughPercht on Alps

The Rites for Copsin VitLeaves from a Loose-leaf War DiaryThe. Children of the PoorMy Little 'Bout-town GalThe Bean,EatersOld WaryThe Lovers of the PoorA Man of the Middle ClassKid BruinThe Ghost at the Quincy ClubGarageman:'The Man with the Orderly MindWe4oned WomanRiot.Gang. Girls 0

The, WallThe Sermon on the Warplana

A Gwendolyn Brooks Treasur 12-Center for Castette"the author discusses poverty and solitude Studies-750-5314

Sidney Poitier Reads, Poetry of the Black-Uhited ArtistsUAS-6693

4-Argo-PLP-1071

ManWhen Youllave Forgbtttn Sunday

Beyond the BluesThe Chicago Defender Sends a Man

to Little RockSpoken Arts.Treasury - Poets Reading

Their. PoemsKitchenette BuildingThe Preacher4Ruminates lehindTtfie

SermonThree Sonneis from "The. Children of

the-Poor".The Ballad of Rudolph ReedWe Real Cool: The Pool Play&m_,,Seyen

The Golden Shovel

Spoken Arts Treasury - Poets Reading 2- Spoken Arts-SA-1049Their Poems

Original Salk-- ---Missa DefunctorumMissa Sanctorum

2-Spoken Arts-SA-1052

Beyond the BluesAfter WinterMa Rainey

_A-Argo-PU/71071

Beyond the Bles _ 4-Argo-PLP-1071.,Saturday Night in HarlemHallelujah Corner

Poet$ leading Their Own Poems' 1- Library of Congress"Ajhrush in the Moonlight .PL:.110L

:Prom Against the Cold: Sonnets lit',

18, 20A Dance for Rain

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\Byhner, Witter Spoken Arts Treasury - Poets ,Weadin ,2-Spoken Arts:5A104(cont4d) Their Poems : ,

D.H. Lawrence .-

Epithalamium and Elegy!' -,..-

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Chapin, Katherine Poets Reading Thei:i Own Poems 1-Librarys of CThe'Great:Rose . *

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Autumn SongProvenceThis Lonely LightGirl irk the SunSky Over Taos: a. Invocation1,,c. Morning Song

Too Soong the Shadow'

Ciardi, John

Coffin, Robert F.Tristram

Collins, eslie M.

Cowley; Malcolm

Poets Reading Their Own PoemsPoems From ItalyOn Lookipg East to the Sea With

a SunsetBehind MeTemptationFlowering QuinceElegyThree Views of a MotherElegy for G. B. Shaw

The Poet\and His Inspiration 12-CenteT for C$ssetteJohn Ci ydi discusses the craft oT poetry Studies-020-5298

Spoken Ar s Treasury -nets Reading 2- Spoken Arts-SA-1052Their P ems

Elegy for G. B. Shaw )

The Sea Shines-V. J. Day.Bedlam RevisitedThe Dolls

1- Library'; of CongressPL-27

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Spoken' Arts Treasury .-,Poets _Reading , 2-5poken-Arts-SA-1044'Their Poems

Roxiney BoodyAfe-xander Graham Bell Did .Not Inventthe Telephone .

Lantern in the Sno*The,Rocker

Beyond the BluesSoliloquiStevedore

4-Argo-PLP-1071-

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Spoken Arts Treasury .- Poets Reading Z-Spoken Arts- A-1045Their Poems ly

Blue JuniataPiney Woods .

Palm in a Time of CrisisThe UrnThe. Rocking Chairs

AUTHOR' TITLE PUBLISHES

Crane, Hart Tennessee Williams Reads Hart CraneTo BrooklyrillaridgePowhatan's Daughter (The Harbor

Dawn, The. Dance, Indiana)Cufty SarkThree SongsLegendMy Grandmother's Love Letters

Creeley. Robert

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Praise Ford an UrriVoyages & V)0- Carib IsleRoyal PalmThe Hurricane

3-taedmon-TC-I206

The Broken TowerThe Phantom BarkEternity

Spoken Arts Treasuky - Poets Reading 2-Spoken Arts.-SA-1055fhe,ir Poems

4ove Comes QuietlyFor Love"Song: What do yOu want, joye"The Finger,.

Cuestas, Katherine Beyond the BluesMe CulpaPoem ,

To Make a Poet Back 3-Caedmon-fC-1400read by. Ossie Davis and Ruby. Dee

Yeto to I MarvelTableauSimon the Cyrenian SpeaksIncidentSaturday's ChildPagan Prayer

le HeritageFor a Poet

/ For Paul LaurenceJ Dunbar

To Certain Critics0 Scottsboro, Too, Is Worth Its Song

Xarenge ya MarengeThe Black' Christ

Sidney poitier Reads Poetry of.theMan 9-United Artists

Yet Do I Marvel UAS -663To John Keats, Poet at Springtime

Beyond the Blues 4-Argo-PLP-1071Incident

Spoken Arts. Treaiury - Poets Reading 2-Sp'oken. Arts-SA-1047Their Poems

Heritage.

Cullen, Countee

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E E Cummings Reads .His Poetry -' 3.-Caedmon-TC-1017,

when serpents bargain for the rightto squirm

dying is fine) but Deathwhy must itself up every of a. parkwhent,god decided to inventnothing false and possible is loveHello is what a mirror says,who were. so dark of heart they might

not speak -,,

i say no world 1 .,

life is more true thtp reason wiydeceive

what if a much of a which of a windone's not half two..7It'4 iwo are halves

of one: ..4

by the byto blows a bubble of despair into

yes'is a pleasant country:i thank you God for most this amazing"Sweet-spring is yourrue lovers in each happening of their

earts , n 0mit

'71 faces called flowers float out"the groundading Their Own Poems 1-Library 'of .Congress

auto told hid" ,PL-5

father moved through dooms of love"The_Cae, 'on Treasury of Modern Poets ' 3-Caedmon-TC-2006'

Readin T e'r Own Poetrywhat if much of a which of -e. wind14.0 w, pring is your

An Album Modern Pcwtry , 1-Library of -.Congress

. Read. ets PL-20-21-22Rain Hailk ep n Your Honour '

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SpokenZAt reasury - Poets Reading 2- Spoken Arts-SA-1644Their'6e,m

floW.;atir' is aircrazy,lay bluebecas .y u take life in your stridedoprini.rh s %

mag0,;ikr44 illy and molly and may

so ,s11- rk;S11 , shywhalt tYli m was nothing

Recordif School 7-Columbia Educational0

sprl,ngis,l'ke a perhaps hand EL-1-this ,little bride and groom,

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pity t b sy-fionstermanunktpg.rain, oail

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Beyond tMe"Aftlues',My Lod what la MorningCharlOs'arker

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Cunningham; Spoken Arts Treasury = Poets ReadingTheir Poems .

Miramar BeachAugust Hail-Meditation on aMemoarIn ;he 30th Year of LifeHyciathe -_the quality of BeingEpigrAM-S-TheTourist

Beyond the BluesP.11 Walk the Tight Rope

Spoken Arts Treasury - Poets ReadingTheir Poems"CorymbaRanliall, My SonOn a Replica of theParthenonJoe Clisby's SongA Touch of Snow

Danner, Margaret

Davidson, Donald

Davison, Peter

'Delegall, Walter

Denby, Edwin

Derwood, Zeme

2-Spoken ArtS-SA10 9

4-Ar4o-PLP71071

2- Spoken' Arts-SA-1044

Spoken Arts Treasury - Poets ReadfnTheir Poems

Artemis0, Not FoYgotten

Lunch at the-Coq DPlausible Man.

.2- .Spoken ArtS-SA-1056

Beyond the Blues.Elegy to a Lady.

An Album of Modern Poe-Cry Read byPoets

First Warm Days

The Poems of Gene Derwoodred, by poet .

Elegy on Gordon BarberBird, BirdWar'sClown: in the ProsceniumN.B'. SymmetriansThe-Pool, read by Joseph BennettStar, read by Conrad Aiken

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4-Argo-RL071071-

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2- Spoken 'Arts -.SA -736

In Common, 'read byAichard.EberhartPorism, read lby. Richard EberhartSpring Air, read by Leonie AdamsMadrigalread by Leonie Adams _

Rides, read by Richard WilburShelter, read by Richard WilburCamel, read by Richard WilburTo George Barker, read by George Barker.Re-*Singing Love, read by Oscar 'Williams

and.rsabella GardnerThe Last Poem of Gene Derwood, read by

Oscar Williams

TITLE .P.UPLISHER

AnsAlbum,of Modern PoetryRead 1:o Poets°

Elegr.on Gordon _BarberWith. God Conversing

Deutsch, Babette :S.pokeri Arts Treasu.r.y - Poets Reading 2-Spoken Art5-SA-1045Their.Poems,-

StrOnger Than the WorstWamage to Paul KleeHomage to JohniSlcelton

Dickenson, Emily and Letters of Emily Dickenson 3-CaeCimon-TC-1119. , .read by Julie,Hal-ris

'This is my letter to the worldThe soWlselects her own soeletyPain has an element of blankPope is .the thing with feathe.rtI'm ndbody! Who are-you?I'll tell youhow the sun roseI captious scanned my tittle lifeIf you were coming in the fillMy river runs to theeI reasbA, earth is shortI never lost as 'much but twice'I died for'beauty, but was scarceThere came a wInd like a bugleSafe in their alabaser chambers4 years had been from home'Love 'is anterior. to. lifeI cannot live.With.you

,Mr'.'llt$ closed twice before its.; close

I neve saw a moor.To fight aloud is yery braveB6'cauSe I could not, stop fOr DeathA toad can die of light!I heard a fly buzz when I died.I,*like to see it, lap the milesBefore I got my eye put out,to make -.a prairie it takes a one b,ee

A...narrow fellow in the grass.A bird came down the-walkWhat soft cherubic Creatures.1,..taste a liquor never brewedBesides the autumn poets singthe heart asks ,pleasure first311.'e sky is low,the clouds are meanThere.'s a certain slant of lightI felt .a funeral in,my brain

.F After great pain a formal feeling comesI dwell in posSibility

A Round of Poems 7-Columbia-ML-6148read by Lloyd FrankenbergA Bird Came Down the Walk

AUTHOR,

Dickey, James. ..

PUBLISHER

James Dickey Reading His PoetryIn the. Tree House at NightI-hinting Civil War Relics at Nimblewill

CreekScarred Girl

The CelebrationEncounter in theFallingDiabetesForthe LastMessagesMercyDeliverance, excerpt

Spoken Arts Treasury - Poets,Their,Poems6

The Heaven of AnimalsThe LifeguardThe Hospital.In the Mountain Tent

Dodson, Owen .

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Doolittle, Hilda

.Dunbar, PaulLaWrente

3-Caedmon-TC-1333

Cage Country

Wolverine

Beyond the Blues,. The Confession Stone, a song

cycleTell)lachel

Spoken Arts Treasury Poets ReadingTheir Poems

ReuniOnBlack Mother PrayingOne Day

Pget's Gold`Sheltered Garden

read ,by Geraldine BrooksSpoken Arts Treasury POets Reading

Their PoemsOpeningverses of Helen-in Egypt

Sidney"oitier Reads PoetryBlack ManAt Candle Lightin' TIMe

.r,TheDebtWhen Melinda Si-ngs.AnAhte--Bellum Sermont're 51eep.Comes..Down to

the Weaty EyesWe Near the Mask

Beyondthe Blues.Now All Yow'Cliildret

the

Soothe.

Spoken Arts Treasury - Poets ReadingTheir Poems ,m

At the' AquariumToo- Many PeopleEpitaph

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2- Spoken Arts-SA=1054

4-Argo-PLP71071

2- Spoken Arts -SA -1051

8-RCA Victor-L1 -1883

2-/Spoken Arts-SA-1042

9-United Artists'UAS-6693

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4-Argo-PLP-1071

'2-SpOken Arts-SA-1041

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'AUTHOR, TITLE PUBLISHER

:Eberhart, Richard

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Eliot, ThomasStearns

Poets Reading their OWn Poems 1-Li br&ryof CongressNow is the Air Made of ChimingBells

Dam Neck, VirginiaThe Fury of Aerial BombardmentThe Groundhog

Poet's Gold 8-RCA Victor-LM-1883-rf I Could Only Live at 'the PitchThat Is Near to Madness

'The'Human Being Is a LonelyCreature

-The Caedmon Treasury of Modern Poets 3-Caetimon-TC-2006Reading Their Own Poetry

The. GroundhogAn Album of Modern Poetry .1-Ltbrary of Congress,Read by Poets :

P.-20721-22The Horse Chestnut Tree-The' Groundhog

Spoken Arts Treasury - Poets Reading 2-Spoken Arts-SA-1047Their Poems

For a LambSeals, Terns, TimeThe Human Being Is a Lonely

CreatureThe OakA Ship Burning and a Comet All.in

One DaySpring Mountain ClimbEquivalence of Gnats 4 Mice

Poets Reading,Their.Own Poems I-Library of CongressThe Waste Land PL-3Ash-WednesdayLandscapesSweeney Among 'the Nightingales

T.S. Eliot: The Waste Land and Other 2:Spoken_Arts-SA-734Poems, 'read by Robert Speaight

The Waste Land,The Love Song of J. Alfred PrufrockThe Hollow Men.Ash Wednesday

T.S. Eliot Reading Poems and Choruses 3-Caedmon-TC-1045The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock \Portrait of a LadyPr.eludesMr. Eliot's Sunday Morning ServiceAsh WednesdayA Song for SimeonMarinaTriumphal March from Coriolan0 Light Invisible from The RockMurder in the CathedralFamily eunion

Poet's Gold, read by Norman Rose 8 -RCA Victor-LM-1883Five Finger Exercises'Lines to a Yorkshire TerrierLines to'Ralph Hodgson, EsquireLines to CuscuscarawayA Chorus from The Rock

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rAUTHOR

Eriot;*ThomasStearns(conI'd)

Emerson, 'RalphWaldo

TITLE o PUBLISHER

,The Caedmon Treasury of Modem Poets 3-Gaedmon- C-2006,Reading Their Own Poetry

'he Wistel and-An Album of Modern Poetry Reid 1-Library of Congress

by Poets PL-20-21-22JouYney o? the MagiGerontion

Spoken Atis-Treasury - Poets Reading 2-SpOken Arts-SA-1043Their Poems

Macay.ity: The Mystery CatSkimbleshnks: The Railway CatMorgan: The Commissionaire Gat

Records For School 7-Columbia-EZ-1A Game of Ches's"

Ralph Waldo Emerson PoetryRead by Archibald.1%iacLeish

Each and, AllThe ProblemHamatrayaThe RhodgraThe Snow StorWoodnotes: 1

Ode 1

4

Give All to LoveBacchuSConcord HymnMetjin 'I and IIThtenodyBrahmaDays .1

Two RiversMusj.cTerminusFragMents

Poet's Gold Victor-LM-1812The Concord HyMn, rea -d by Helen

Hayes

Poets Reading Their Own Poems / 1-Library of CongressWest of Midnight // PL-2'PairFishermanRalph Waldo EmersonConclusion of "Corn"

Spoken Arts Treasury - Po ts,Reading 2-Spoken Arts-SA-1049TheiT Poems

To.'Praise a Poet: R ert FrostYou Can't Be WiseBeasts;From: American ChilColette

1-Ca.edmOn-It-1359, 4

Beyond the Blues.When Yin Rome

4-Argo-PLP-1071

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TITLE PUBLISFIER

Fei-finghetti, Spoken Arts Treasury - Poets ReadingLawrence Their Poems

Thoughts to a Concerto of Teleman

Field, Euiene, Poet's GoldLittle Boy Blue, read by HelenHayes

Fields, Julia Beyond the BluesMadness One Monday evening

Poets Reading Their Own PoemsClipper Ships

The Caedmen Treasury of Modern PoetsReading Their Own Poetry- BirchesAfter Apple Picking

An Album of Modern Poetry Readby. Poets

Stopping By Woods on a Smowy.Evening

The Road Not Takeny ObjecOon to Being StepPed Onway!

DirectiveSpokeil Arts Treasury Poets ReadingTheir Poems

The Mountain .

',The Most of It . 1,

An Old Man's Winter Night.!On Looking Up By,Chance at the

COnstellationsDirective

Poets Reading Their Own PoemsThe 'Witch of Coo'sThe: MountainCome InMowing.The PastureReluctanceStopping By WoodS on a Snowy EveningThe. Most of ItAn Old Man's Winter NightProvide,'ProvideThe Runaway. ,

Acquainted With the Night,Choose Something Like a StarA Drumlin WooddttuckWhy Wait for ScienceDepartmentalA Considerable SpeckOne Step Backward TakenOn Looking. Up by Chance at the

Constellations-A Soldier.The Gift Outright

FletCher,, JohnGould

Froit, Robert,

2-Spoken AAs-SA-1053

8 -RCA Victor -LM- 1812'.

4-Argo=PLP-1072

1-Library of Con-gessP-L-4

3-7(aedmon-TC720'06

1-Library of CongressPL-20-21-.22

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1-Library Of COngress'PL-6

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AUTHOR

Frost, Robert

TITLE.

Poets Reading Their Own Poems(cDirectiveBirches

Readings from a Fryst PrimerThe poet discusses his craft/

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Robert Frost Reads% HisTheRoad Not TakenThe 'PastureMowingBirches I

After Apple 'PickingThe Tuft of FlowersMy November GuestAcquainted With th/e Night

At. My WindowWest- Running BrooDeath of a Hired 4

The Witch of Coq.Mending ,WallOne More BrevitDepartmental M.A Considerable tlieck.Why Wait for Science.EtherealizingProvide, ProvideOne Step Backward Taken )

Choose Something Like a StarHappiness Mates Up in HeightReluctance

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Poets Reading TheiA Own PoemsIn. the Beginningrin Armada of'Thirty WhalesThe Seals in Penobscot BayOibsterpot 'LabyrinthsAn Antelope4of anteloupeI. Dreamt My Love A-Dying LayTfie Voice of the WOodthrush,Played at Half Speed

That the Pear Delights Me NowThe EverlastingIslandsExploration-A RainrideScholia's'f/IconoclastThe ,Hermit of 'Cape Rosier

Spoken Arts. Treasury.- Poets ReadingTheir Poems

The Lady's. Maid'.Digging It OutA New LeafUnder Cancer

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Holman, M. Carl Sidney Poitier Reads Poetry of --the Black Man -United Artists

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Spoken Arts Treasury - Poets ReadinThetr. PoemsThe Fear of DyingCarry Me BackAll's Well That Ends

Holmes; John

Holmes, Oliver.Wetdell.

Honig; Edwin

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Poet's Gold,The Deacon's Masterpiece

An Album of Modern PoetryRead by.Poets

The Gazabos. 4.

Spoken -Arts 'treasury .PoetsReading Their PoemsEarly RipperThe Triumph of DeathCoq ae"CambatCity AfternoonOn a Bougainvillaea Vine

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The CriticLaldscape: Deer SeasonTo W.H. Auden on His 50thBirthday

,Hughes, Langston- he. Poetry of Langston HughesRead by auby Dee and Ossie Davis 1-Csedmon-TCr127.2\Dream VariationsiSong for a Dark GirlSouthern Mammy Sings.When Sue Wears RedVari-Colored SongMidwinter BluesLittle Old 'LetterJuke Box Love SongSong for Billie HollidayLife is FineNight: Four SongsMe and the MuleAunt &WS StoriesPuzzledDead in ThereToo BlueNegro ServantLincbln TheatreMottoParadeBallad of the LandlordRefugee in .America

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Hughes , Langston The 'Poetry of Langston Hughes(cont d) (cont d)

The Negro. Speaks of RiversWho But the:Lord?Long View: NegroCrowns and GarlandsBombings in DixieOde to DinahQueqisin and AnswerWithaut -Benefit of peclarationDeferred 's

Dream BoogieNot a Moviet,Still HereFinal CallMilitantDream "Dus-eImpasseMother in Wartime ,-

Frederick Douglas la17-95HeaveriPaybreak in AlabamaThe Ti of: Silver Rain -Madam and the Rent. ManMadam and the Census ManChrist in Alabama °

I, tooSnail.Madam and her, MadamMadam and the Phone Bill

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Gordon HeathTrumpet Player, read by

Brock PetersLangston Hughes : the Social Poet 12-Center fo

, Read by Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee Studi est2

Simple ,3- Caedmon -TC

Simple on Indian BloodA Toast to HarlemLast Whipping

4 Golden GateFeet Live Their. OWn LifeLandladiesBanquet in Honor

Sidney Poitikr Reades Poetry of theBlack Man ,,:. 9-United Ar sits'Mother to Son UAS-6693

too'titles at Dawn

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The. Thought_ Fox

-POems Against War, read anddis- 3-0aedmon-TC-1363.cussed by the poet

A .LullabyMaill!CallThe Lines

-The Death of the Ball Turre-tGunner

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Poets Reading Their Own Poems 1-Library of Co'ngressLady Bates . )- PL-7Stalag Luft

Spoken Arts Treasury - Poets Reading .

Their Poems . 2-Spoken 'ArtsSA-1053IntToductory RemarksCinderella '

CommentsThe Woman at the Washington Zoo

Poets Reading Their Own PoemsOh, Lovely RoCkThe Beaks,of EaglesOssian's Grave

P oetl,s Gold 8-RCA Victor-LM-1883.The Beauty of Things, read-by Norman Rose'

An Albup of Modern PoetryRead, by Poeti

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Reading Their PoemsShane O'Neill's CairnThe Low SkyNow Returned ToileHurt Hawks'Night. \

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q,ohnson,, James God's Trombdpes, read by BryceWeldon Bond \eh

The CreatconThe Judge ent. Day.Let My Peo le GoThe Prodig 1 Son

//Go Down.Ear h, Listen LordNoah 'Built the Ark

Sidney Poitier Reads Poetry of theBlack Man 9-United ArtistsThe Creation .UAS-6693Lift Every Voice

Spoken Arts Treastry - Poets ReadingTheir Poems 2-Spoken Art's-SA-1040The Creation

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" Wedding Thei,r Poems..,,Jrefix to:Finding the Measure

!onnet 7, for Linda Parker"Poem for .EasterThe' Althemist

Spoken Airts. tredSury PoetsReading. Their POems

Another Night in ,theAtuinsVapor Trail :,RefleCted-in.theFrog Pond

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2-_Spoken ArtS7SA-1067

An Album o'f Modern Poetry'Read by PoetsThe Science of the Night

'spoken Arts"Treasury - Poets' Reading Their Poems

The Waltzer in. the HouseGeometry of MoodsThe Tutored ChildSo Intricately Is This World,

ResolVedThe DragonflyA Choice of Wwapons

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Spoken. Arts Treasury Poets"

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Jacob's LadderA Solitude sgSong for IshtarThe Ache of MarriageSong for a:bark VojceLuxuryThe Tulips

Levertov, Denise.

Lewis,'Janet

Lindsay, Vachel

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Poets Reading Their Own PoemsGirl Help aBaby GoatA LullabyRemembered MorningGoing Homefrom the PartyOn an Old Woman DyingCountry AurialWinter GardenOld Love

Vachel Lindsay ReadingThe CongoThe Flower-Fed BuffaloesThe Mysterious CatGeneral William Booth Enters

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Liindsay, Vachel Vachel Lindsay Readingtcont'd)(cant'd) The Moon's.the North Wind's

CopokyThe Chinese Nightingale

Abraham Lincoln 6-Decca-DL-851514

Longfellow, Henry- Wadsworth

Abraham Lincoln Walks at Midnight ,

read. by Walter Huston

'Poet's Gold ) 8-RCA. Victor:LM-1812The Day Is Done, °read 'b Thomas ,

MitchellThe Children's Hour, read by

lielep HaysPaul Rever,e' Ride, read by

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) A'Round of Poems. 7-Columbia-ML-5148Chaucer, read by Lloyd

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Mather and Son, Adam and Eve,Katherfne's Dream, At the Altar

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Viva La Muer'te .

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Where Rainbo EndsSpOken Arts Treasury - Poets

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Conquistador: Bernal Diaz. Prefaceto His Book.

Once Sarig, from ActfiVeThe Too-Late Born

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', They Come 'Nci More, Those Words,Those Fiji,ch'es

The Renovated TempleYears of theThe Sident' SlainNot Marble '.Nor 'tke GildedMonuments

EiryL 'An Trentivmd de mon Edge.A Man's Work

POec's Gold"Theory of ,PoetTy, read by.

Norman Rose

ll'o.at.:d11111::&TilrIg4Tceir Own PoetryEpistle to, Lext in t}ie

Earthn Album of Modern 'Poetry Readb. Poet's . ?.!The End of ti4 iprid

SpoketrArfs Treasbry - Poets-Reading Their P6ems

,Pole 'StarThe Spanish Lice.The Two Priests',Geography of ,ThisWords in Time

2.

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read by Walterr Huston

Spoken Arts 'Treasuf4y - Poets.Reading Their Poems

Invented a PefaonAs Though FrOm; Love "ie-Latest WillShadow and Answer

Masters % Edgar Lee ;Spoon River Anthotosy: Julie Harris ancl:,full castfoet ! s Gold.

Elsa Wertman, read byGeraldine Brooks%Jonathan Houghton,. read byNorman -Rose

An Album of Modern PoetryRead by. Poets'Anne Rutledge:.Lucinda. Matlock

Markham; Edwin

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1Masters, Edgar Lee,(Cant'd>

Spoken Arts Treasury. Poets'..Reading Their Poems.

Rare DrummerEmily SparkSReuben PantierEdmund-PollArd.Anne RutledgeLucinda.Matlock

Foetels Gold,. read by Geraldine 8.7-RCABrookS

Notes Wri ten on a:-,.Damp: Veranda13a11'ade!-of,::,Lost ObfeOts '

Midcentury Love Letter

The NowGeneration Poetconversation With4)oet

The.,Poetry-lf Herman Melville'Lecturer: jton''Steill

McGinley, Phyllis

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Spoken. Arts Treasury.,Reading: The-ir poems

,The Open' SeaRootsFor GuillaumeMy-Acts

-Spoken Arts Treasury -. Poets-Reading Their PoemsThe Cutient

Annie HIWS GraveWatching the0anCe

An AlbUm-Of Modern PoetryRead' by Poets

Saint SebastianLeviathan

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try of Edna St. Vincent Millay' 3-Laedmon- C-1024%ead by Judith AndersonRenascence

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Sonnet 117City TreesAssaultWild SwansThe CurseCap d'Antibes'Sonnets 496, 20Moriturus

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Millay, Edna St. Poetry of Edna . Vincent Millayrncent (cont'd) (cont'd)

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The Parti 'WomanWhat rider spurs him from thedarkening east (-

Now its the autumn cricketin the grass

Poet's Gold '

The Ballad of the. Harp-Weaver, read by Helen Hayes

An Album of Modern PoetryRead by PoetsRecuerdo (We Were Very Tired,

We,Were Very Merry)Love 14 Not 'All .

Oh, Sleep Forever

MilloT,'May Beyond the Blues 4-Argo-PP-10j1Calvark May

Moore, Marrianne roeis Reading Their Own Poems,_

RrgorrstsSpenser'.s IrelandSelections from Virginia/- Britannia

Marri6line Moore Reading Her Poems 37Caedmon -TC-1025The Fish 1

The Steam RollerSpenser's IrelandNeverthejessThe Wood WeaselA Carriage.From,Sweden'The Mind is an EuLhanting ThineNine NectarinesArmour's Undermining ModestyRkgoristsA Face'ProprietyWhat Are YearsTranslations from' the Fables of

La FontaineThe Caedmon Treasury of Modern PoetsReading Their Own Poetry 3-Caedmon -TC-2006

What Are Years411 Album of ModerniToetry 1-Li brary°of Congress

Read by Poets, PL-20-21-22Spensev's Ireland

Spoken' Arts Treasury - Poets 2-Spoken Arts-SA-1043Reading Their PoemsVoracities and VeritiesIn Distrust of MeritsFrom: The Fables of La Fontaane:

Book 3,2,T

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Moore, Marria'nne(cont' d)

PUBLISHER

Spoken Arts Treasury - PoetsReading Their Poems "(cont' d)From: The Fables of La Fontaine:,Fable 9 "The'Wolf and the

Stork",

'.Book 12, Fable 16 "The Woods`and the-Woodman"

Records for School 7-COlumbia EducatiatalIn Distrust of Merits, read by EZ-1

poet

Moore, Merrill

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An Album of Modern PoetryRead by'PoetsThe Noise that. Time. Makes

Spoken Arts Treasury - PoetReading Their Poems.

EnthusiasmThe Book of HowHow She Resolved to Act .,

01s1 Men and Old Women GOing'Home on the StreetpCar

On the. Grand TourThe Nokse That. Time. Makes,

a Sonnet

Morris, ,James

Moss, Howard

Beyond the BluesThe .Blues

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2-Spoken krts-SA-1047

4-Argo-PLP-1071

`Spoken Arts Treasury - Poets Reading, Their Poems 2-SpOken Arts-

. The FallIf You CanSandsWater IslandThe Tourists

Ogden Nash Reads Ogden NashKind-of ap Ode to DutyPortrait of the Artist as aPrematurely Old Man

Good-bye, Old Year, You Oaf,"or Why 'Don't They Pay t4e Bonus?GdtdondilloWatchman, What of the First First

Lady?Song For a Jempature of a Hundred,

and One.Medusa and the Mot'JusteA Beginners Guide to the OceanThe. Terrible PeopleP-Don't Mean Us, Except, OccasionallyThat Reminds MeTlee Evening OutDon't Grin, or You'll Have to Bear ItI Remember YuleSpring Song

Nash, pgden

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Nash, Ogden(contld)

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Ogden NashReads Ogden Nash -

(cont'd)Bankers Are'Just Like Anybody

1,se, Except RicherI Do, I Wilf, I Have

.How Do You Say "Ha-Ha" inFrench?

What to Do Until the DoctorGoes, tr-It's TomorrowThan You Think

The Polterguest,'My Polter-, guestPiano Tuner, Untune Me That Tune,Thoughts Thought After a Bridge

PartyMr. Bett's Mind a Kingdom IsAllow Me, Madam, But at Won't

Help.You and Me and P.B. ShelleyThe Strange Case of Mr. Ormantude's

BrideHow To Be Married Without a Sppuse,

or Mr. Kipling, What Have YouDime with Mrs. Hauksbee?pring"Comes to Murray Hill

Poet's Gold 8-RCA-Victor-LM-1883Lines to a World-Famous PoetWho Failed to Complete'AWorld-FamouS P061/1,.0r* CIpleClean,, Mr.' Guest! read by.Norman Rose

An Album Of Modern Poetry 1-Library of CongressRead.by Poets

Portrait of the Artist as a' Prematurely Old Man

The Sea: Gull .

I Never Even Suggested ItSpoken Arts; Treasury Poets ReadingTheir Poems 2- Spoken Arts-SA-1047

We Would Refer You to 'Our ,/

Service Department if We' Had One '

tPiano Tuner, Untune Me That,Tune

i Do, I Will, I HaveThe Private Dining RoomPeekaboo, I Almost See YouThe Straige Case of the CautiousMotorist

Tune'for an III-TemperedClavichord

Records for School 7-Columbia EkcationalAllow Me, Madam, But It Won't EZ-1

HelpThe HunterThe Perfect HusbandThe Outcome 'of Mr. McLeoP.s Gratitude

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7-Columbia EducationalIntrospective Reflections Z-1So PensAroso

An Albdm of ModernPoetry 1-Library of -CongressRead by Poets PL-20-21-22The Goose Fish

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Spoken Arts Treasury - Poets 2-Spoken Arts-SA-1053Reladipg Their PoemsiThe,Vacuum '; )

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The QuarryI Truth ,,,,

The Goose Fish44

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1' Love Poem

The 'Young IoniaCatullus, Poem-#LXXDatiin Song

O'Gorman, Ned Pbets Reading6Their.Own Poems, 1-Library of CongressOp Saint Theresa's Difficulty PL-28

in Keeping-Her Feet on theGround

I Am a Falcon, HoodedThe Virgin's HouseWebbed, .Yellow-Billed and

4 ' AquamarineEpithalamionTwo PoemA on the Creation of

a Statue 'of\a. MaenadA .Rectification of the, iericThe Ro'se and the Body of the

RoseToward a Language of the

Ineffable-On Silen-ceThe Teni, The. Song, The Sign,

The ElementThe Burning BushThe Tree House.

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Pack, Robert

Tarker, Dorothy

Spoken Arts Treasury - Poets ReadingTheir Poems 2=Spoken Arts-SA-1057

The Bgaim,Adam M'His Way HomeThe Faithful LoverThe ShootingDrowning

Poet's Gold, read by GeraldineBrooksLoveSongLight of Love

Vfctor-071883

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rarker Dorothy Spoken Arts Treasury - Poets'(conttd). -!,Reading Their Poems

The Cady's RewardOne Perfect RoseTombstones in the StarlightAfternoonThe Satin DressInscription for the Ceiling,of a Bedroom

Men.For an Unknown LadyResume

Patchen Kenneth Spoken Arts Treasury - PoetsReading Their Poems.

In Order ToPoemscapes.

a. You Know You're All Nutsb. Sunday, April 8

Selections from Hurrah forAnything

Plath, Sylvia

PUBLISHER

2--Spoken Arts -SA -1044

2-SpokenArts-SA-1049

Syl*ia ?lath; Poet in Rage. 1Z-Centel for Cassette

readings and analysis of her Studies-27544work

excerptsfrom:EdgeThe ApplicantLady LazarusDaddyFever 103°.

vSpoken Arts Treasury = Poets ReadingTheir Poems

The ApplicantStop DeadMedusaLady/Lazarus

Caedmon Records.-- A SamplerThe Raven, read by Basil Rathbone

Poet's Gold 8-RCA Victor-CM-1812,The Raven, read by Thomas Mitchell

Basil Rathbone reads Edgar Allan 3-Cae mon-IC-1028PoeThe RavenAnnabel LeeEldoradOToAloneThe Cit, rin the Sea

2- Spoken Arts-SA-1057.

Ezra Pound Reading His PoetryVol.. 1

Hugh Selwyn MaubetleyCantico del Sole

. Moeurs ContemporainesCanto I-

3-Caedmon-TC1122

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Pound, Ezra(cont'd) Ezra Pound Reaaing Hi,s Poetry,

Vol. 1 (cont'd)Canto IVCanto XXXVICanto LXXXIV

Spoken Arts Treasury. .- Poets 2-Spoken Arts-SA-1042Reading Their. Poems

Canto #3Canto #38Canto #106

Ezra Pound Reading tlis Poetry 3.-_Caedmon-TC41155Vol. 2

Canto XLVCanto LI,CArito LXXVI second half , 0

The GypsyThe Ex-IA.0 Lettet.CaWo 99

Ranson.,.JOhn Poets Reading Their Own ToeMsCrdWe Bells for John Whiteside's

° Daughter.Janet WakingHere Lie4 a LadyCaptaln Carpenter

An Album of Modern K)etryRead by Poets

M. Captain CarpenterSpoken Arts Treasury - Poets ReadingTheir Poems 2-Spoken Arts-SA-10,43

Prelude to an evening.Captain CvpenterHere Lies'n Lady

1-Lfbrary of CongressPL-5.

Reed, Henry

Rexroth, Kenneth-

'Rtch, Adrienne

1-Library of CongressPL-2Q-21-22

An Album of Modern PoetryRead by PoetsNaming of PartsJudging Distances


Spoken Arts Treasury - Poets 2-Spoken Arts-SA-1048Reading Their PoemsAnother SpringA- Sword in a Cloud of tight'This Night OnlyIn Easy Songday Day

Spoken Arts TreasuryTheir PoemsPeeliAg OnionsGhost of a ChanceThe Roof WalkerMourning PictureIn the, Woods

Poets Reading2-Spoken Arts- A=i056

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Rodgers, W.R.

Roethke, Theodore

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Poet's Gold, read by GeraldineBrooks

Miniver 'CheevyRichard Cory

8-RCA Victo;.-LM-1883

An Album of Modern Poetry f '1- Library of CongressRead by Poets . PL-20-21-22

Naither Here Nor There.DiTectiOns to a Rebel

Theodoi.e Roethke Reads His Poetry 3-Caedmon_TC-1351Open HouseAcademicThe BatVernal SentimentCuttingsThe Lost SonWhere Knock Is Open WideGive Way, Ye GatesElegy for JaneFrom Four for Sir John Davies'The WakingElegyWords for'the WindI Knew a: WomanFrom the Dying ManThe SlothpinkyThe DonkeyThe Happy ThreeThe DecisionFrom'the Far FieldIn a Dark TimeIn Evening Air'

Poets Reading Their Own PoemsThe Lost Son j

Readings of Theodore Roethkeinterview with poet, readingsof The Waking and other poems

An Album of Moderm PoetryRead ley PoetsElegy for Jane"The Shimmer of Evil"

. I'Knew a WomanSpoken A is Treasury oets

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. Elegy for JaneWir Papa's WaltzBig WindNight CrowThe Shimmer of EillThe Lady and the BearI Knew a Woman

1-Library of Congress.PL-10

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AUTHOR TITLE

Rukeyser, Muriel

Sandburg, Cart

PUBLISHER

Poets Reading Their Own Poem's 1-Librafty,.of.Congress

An Album of Modern PoetryAj anta

1-Library of. CongressRead,44, Poets PL-20-21-22

Eyes of Night-TimeSpoken Arts Treasury - Poets Reading 2-Spoken Arts-SA-1050

Their PoemsReading Time: 1 minute 26 secondsSongAirThe Overthrow'of One O'Clock(

At, NightWarsFrom Tenth Elegy (Elegy and Joy)In Our Time

The Poetry of Carl Sandburg, read by 3-Caedmon7TC-4150poet

Prairie Waters By NightSouthern PatificPrayers of SteelIn Tall GrassWhite AshFour Preludes on Playthings of

the WindNight Stuff .-The Windy CityCool TombsExplanations of LoveSea ChestSky PiecesFrancois Villon ForgottenGoneMagPsalm of Mose Who Go Off Before

Daylight .

CahootsFaceThey All Want to Play HamletStorms Begin Far BackThe Fireborn Are at Home in FireThe Unknown War

Carl Sandburg Reading: Fog and.other 3-Caedmon-TC 1253poems. Fog

ChildBroken-facesrgoylesBright Conversation with Saiiit-ExNight" BellsOn a FlemmeringFloom You Shill RideWe Have Goile Through Great Rooms

togetherBaby Song of the Four WindsFar RoCkaway Night Till MorningFlow 'Much?Wind Song

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.isandb4rg, Carl Carl Sandburg Reading:(cont d) poims (cont'd)

Flash crimsonLosersA CoupleOmahaSea7WashPrecious MomentsExplanations of LoveUpstream ,

WildernessLittle Can911Cornucopia'Light. and MoonbellsSpecial Starlight 4

Mr. AttilaIs There Any Easy Road to Freedom?The Man With the Broken FingersWhen Death Came April Twelve 1245River Moon

The People, Yes,PrejudiceProverbsThe People Speak

Abraham Lincoln, read by poetLincolnLincoln, the Dreamer

Spoken Arts Treasury Poets ReadingTheir POemis

WindernessBilbeaSea-WashHow Much?Baby Song of the Four WindsChicago Boy BabyProverbs from the People, lesMr. Attila

Fog

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Poets Reading Their Own-PoemsThe Repetitive Heart,-Part IXFrom Genesis: Manic-depressive'Lincoln, National

_Starlight Like Intuition Piercedthe Twelve

An Album of Modern PoetryRead by Poets

The Heavy Bear Who Goes, With MeSpoken Arts TreAsury - Poets Reading

Their PoemsThe Ballad of the Children of

the CzarAt a Solemn MusickSwift

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Scott, WinfieldTownley

Seiton, Anne

Spo4n Arts Treasury - Poets Reading2_ Spoken. Arts,SA-1049Their Poeill

The Last One,The Man at Mid-CenturyDead LeaveS Out of PlaceThe MotherThe Long PartyColey/Age%

Spoken Arts Treasury - Poets Reading2-Spoken Arts-SA-1056Their Poems

FunnelThe Truth the Dead KnowThe 'Farmer's WifeUnknown Girl in the Maternity

Ward

Shapiro, Karl Jay Poets Reading Their/Own Poems 1-Libeary, of CongressElegy for a Dead Soldier PL-7

Spoken Arts Treasury - POets 2-Spoken Arts-SA-1050Reading Their Foe-msJ.he Figu-reheadLove for a Hand.Adam and Eire'

a. The Sickness of Adamb. The Recognition of Evec. The Kiss

Simpson, Louis Spoken Arts Treasur - Poets Reading 2-Spoken Arts-SA-1054Their Poems

The Silent Generation.My Father in the-Night Commanding

No- There I$_The Man Who Married MagdaleaeThe Silent LoveTBirch

Smith, William Jay William Jay Smith Reading His PoOs.

1-Library f Congressfor Children, Vol. 1. PL-30Mr. Smith and Other Nonsense:Balloons

.- ....-Big & Little.There Was an OldiMan: Limericks

- A Clutch of Clerihews.

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.Imaginary. DialoguesA.Nuthatchcf Nonsense BirdsMr-. Smith . . _

Puptents and.P6bbles: A Nonsense__If I Had a Boat'

William Jay Smith Readi g His Poems. 1-Library of CongressFor Children, Vol . '2 PL-31__ ,,

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Boy Brue's Book of easts.r. What Did I See?

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Their Poems-American Primitive

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SMith, William Jay .Spoken Arts Treasury -.PoetsReading Their Poems (cont'd.A Pavane for the NurseryMorning at Arnheim:Death of a Jazz MusicianThe Wooing LadyThe.:. LoversPidgin Pinch'The Closing of the Rode

(cont'd.):

-Snodgrass:,-W.D,

Sobiloff,

-CupidonThe Peacock of Java

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A Flat One

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Central Park k.

Spencer, Theodore Spoken Arts Treasury - PoetsReading Their PoemsTheme SongEscapist's-SongThe Inflatable GlobeLesson in Natural HistoryEnlistment

An Album of. MOdenn PoetryRead 'by PoetsThe Inflatable Globe

Poets ROding Their Own Poems:The DayThe Inflatable GlobeA NarrativeProblem ofNmmorality'The Phoenix

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Sta , William Contemporary American Poets Read 13-Everett EdwardsTheir works LCCN-q6-765157NowOur Time's NameWitnessNo More SchoolThe Stick in the ForestPeople Who Went By In WinterBlackberries are BackCoMpose44 ComposedA Woman Forged Her FateUnderstanding 01A Song in the Manner of FlanerYO'Connor

Dear MotherThe Eskimo National AnthemFor the GovernorJunkosThe MomentFreedom-Report From a Far Place

Stein Gertrude The Caedmon Treasury of Modern Poets .,Reading 3-Caedmon-TC-2006(

If .I Told Him (A CompletedPortrait of Picasso)

Spoken Arts Treasury - Poets 2- Spoken. Arts-SA-1040Reading Their PoemsA Portrait of T.S. EliotA Portrait of Christian

Berard, a PainterMatisseShe Bowed to Her Brother

Gertrude Stein Reads From Her 3-Caedmon- C-1050Works

A Valentine .To Sherwood 4

AndersonIf I Told Him: A CompletedPortrait of Picasso

Stevens; Wallace Wallace Stevens Reading His PoemsThe Theory of Poetry: a

se noteT e rdea of Order at Key

WestCredences of. SummerThe Poem That Took the

Place of a Mountainvacancy. in 'the ParkLarge Red Man ReadingThis Solitude of CataractsIn the Element of AntagonistsPuella ParvulaTo An Old Philosopher in RomeTwo Illustrations That the World

Is What You Make Of It

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ProIegues'.t*'What:.IS Possible-II,Looking,AOrots the fields.- and

Watching 'the 'Birds Fly' F.inal Soliloquy of the interior--

'ParamourThe Life Of the Poet:. a:prose

notet'-s Gold 8-RCA Victor-0,1881Quince at the Clavier, read byIslorman:ROse

Ille---.CaedMon 'Treasury of Modern Poetg--,

,.Reading Their Own Poetry. s3.-Caedmon-TCt2006The Idea Of Order at Key West. .

An Album of Modern Poetry Read by 1- Library of CongressPoett PL-20-21-22

So-an o.,Reclining on HerCouch,'

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Infant& MarinaFableau of FloridaBantams 'in Pine-WoodsNomad ExquisiteIndian RiverLess and Less Human', 0 Savage

SpiritImagoThe Novel

Stone, Rdtk

Strand, Mark.

Spoken Arts. Treasury = Poets 'Reading'Their Poems 2-Spoken Arts-SA-1051Love's RelativeVernal EquinoxIn An Iridescent TimeIn the Madness of AgeThe Magnet

Spoken Arts Treasury - Poets ReadingTheir Poems

Keeping Things Whole.The TunnelThe MarriageThe Last Bus - Rio De JaneiroMy Life

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Once Upon a TimeOn Accepting the Gold WatchValentineFemale Male and .BothThe September Afternoon Trees --

Colored. Clay Horse 'With Wings

Summer.5, Hollis

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Swenson, Max.

PUBLISHER

poken Arts reasuixTheir Poelus'Fountains of AixPoemts-AbOut Time.° a. Almanacb. A Loaf of Time

,oc c. How To Be OldFrontispieceThe Key to Evg41-ything

Poets Reading Their Own PoemsOde to the. Confederate DeadSonnets at Christmas 1934Records: I. A Dream II. A

VisionAn Album of Modern Poetry

Read by PoetsSonnets at Christmas

Spoken Arts Treasury - PoetsReading Their Poems

Emblems I-IIIWinter Mask to the Memory

of W.B. YeatsThe Swimmers

An Alb=um ,of Modern PoetryRead by PoetsA Love for Patsy'

SpokenArts Treasury - PoetsRedding Their Poems

4ong Tournameat:-A New StylePrayer ,

Cal.iban in the Coal MinesIronyHandsAlmostThe Wise Woman

Spoke /4ts Treasury - Poets Reading.Th ir Poems

o An UsheretteThe SensualistFebruary 22ndThe Stunt FlierLes Saints NouveauxDie Neuven-HeiligenSumMer: West SideTime's Fool

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Van Doren,, Mark'(cont'd.)

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Viereck,' Peter'

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Wagoner, David;

Walker,:Mangaret

Warren;llobert Penh

Watkins, Vernon'

Wk9e10ti, John Hall

White,

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,Beyond the Blues 4-Argo-PLP-1071A Moment 'peaseAmerican 'Gothic

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Homecoming

Chi.Po

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House Hunting-Bums at BreakfastThe Fruit of the Tree.The Circuit:Come Before His Countenancewith a Joyful Leaping

Beyond the-Blues0,ctober-Journey

Poets Reading Their 0 n PoetryTerrorPursuit

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The,Essencp of Poetry: an 12-Center for CassetteexpAanation of'poetryand the Studies-010-3125poetic experience

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read by Norman;. Rose,Springtime Crosstown, Episodein four.Time:read by,Geraldine Brooks

Village Revisited, read byNorman Rose 41 39.

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Whitman, Walt

TITLE. PUBLISHER

.Whitman, the Man(Lecturer, Gay .Wilson Allen

Whitman, the Poet(Lecturer, Mark-Van Do'ren)

Whitman, ihe Philosopher(Lecturer, David 'Daiches)

Walt Whitman Speaks for HimselfReadings by Arnold Moss

Song f MyselfStiq .du MonSeDrums - TapsMemories of President LincolnSong of the Exposition

Walt Whitman Speaks for HimselfReadings by Arnold Moss

Autumn RivuletsSea DriftCalamus

k Sands at SeventyGoodby My FancySong of the Broad-AxeSongs of PartingSong of the.ExpositionInscriptibnsBy Blue Ontario's' Shores

Walt Whitman, read by Ed. BegleyCrossing Brooklyn Ferry ,

Song of Myself, section 26I. Sing the Body Electric (froth

Children of Adam)No Labor-Saving Machine (from

Calamus)By Blue Ontario's Shore, section

17Pioneers! 0 Pioneers! (from

Birds of Passage)A SOng,of the Rolling Earth,

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(from Sea-Drift)After, the Sea-Ship (from

Sea-Drift)A Clear Midnight (from FromNoon to Starry Night)

Now Finale to the Shore (fromSongs of Parting).

Walt Whitman's Leaves of Grass,Vol. 1, read by Ed Eftley

I Rear America SingingThe Old Face of the Mother

of Many ChildrenTo A Locomotive in WinterA March in the- Ranks Hard-PrestThe Sleepers are Very. 4eautiful

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Whitman, Walt(cont'd.)

Walt Whitman's Leaves of GrassVol. 1 (aont'd.)

From -Song of MysepI\I celebrate myseetrA child said Whaot,grass? .

.-Wh'o Goes there?I think I could turntand

live with animalsspotted -hawk ,swoops by

and' accuses meWhen I Heard the LearWd.Astronomer , rOut of the Cradle Endlessly

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Whittier; Johnv' Greenleaf

Wilbur,

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Song of the.Open RoadFrom the song of. myself:

twenty-eight young menWhen 'Mass last in, the door-

3/and bloom'-d0 Captain: My Captain

Two Voices of the. American 14-Sound SeminarsSpirit: Whitman and Emerson(Lecturer, Gilber Highet)

Poef's Gold 8-RCA'Vict6r-LM-18120 Captain: My Captain!,

read by Thomas Mitchell.There Was a Child Went Forth,

read by Helen HayesAbraham Lincoln' 6-Decca-DL-8515

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Poet's GoldBarbara Frietchie, read by'Helen flayes

'chard Robert Lowell and Richird Wilbur'discuss their works- 12-Center for Cassette

On the Marginal Way S.tudies-020-10158- Love Calls Us to the Things

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,Richard Wilbur Reading His PoetryWalking to Sleep 3-Caedmon-TC-1248RunningA WoodUnder Cygnus Nw

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Wilbur, Richard(cont'd)

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The LilacsThe ProofOn the Marginal WayVilloni Ballade of the Ladies

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, LyricTwo Quatrains 'for First FrostAltitudesLove Calls to t he Things ofThis World

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.tMindApologyAll, These Birds!

The Caedmon Treasury,'of Modern. Poets 3-Caedmon:4C-2006Reading Their Own Poetry

Love Calls Us to the. Things ofThis World -

An Album of Modern Poetry, Read 1-Lfbrap.5, of Congressby Poets ' PL-20-21-22

Juggleravice to a Prophet

"Spoken Arts Treasury - Poets Reading 2- Spoken Arts-SA-1053Their Poems

Love Calls Us to the ThingsofThis World

MindDigging for CirinaFor the New Railway Station in RomeTwo Voices in a MeadowMuseum PieceLookig into History

Williams, Oscar Poets Reading Their Own PoetryThe Man Coining Joward YouTentThe 'Leg ih That AirplaneShopping for Meat in Winter

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Williams, WilliamCarlos

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It is. Living Coral ,

Queen Apn's LaceThe ta,chts

William tailos Williams ReadingHis Poetry, The DescentTO Daphne & Virginia'The OrchestraJar 'Eleanor and Bill. MonahanThe Yellow FlowerThe HostWork in Progress, sectionThe Boticellian TreesFlowers by the Sea.The YachtsThe Catholic BellsSmell! (

FishPrimroseTo Elsie .

Between WallsOn. Gay Wallpaper

The Red Lily

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William§, WilliamCarlos (cont'd)

.Winters, YvOr.

Wright, James

SThe CaidMon Treasury o Ma ernReading Their Own To try

The SeafarerAn Album of Modern.PRead by Poets

The Yacht's: ,

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The Cold NightPriprose :,

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Before Disaster''Orpheus (In 'Memory of Hart CraneJohn SutterTime and the'A Summer-CommentaryTo the Moon,

Spoken ArtsTreasury - Poets ReadingTheir Own` PoemsDog in a CornfieldTwo Horses Playing in the.

OrchardDepressed by a Book of Bad

Poetry, I Walk,ToWard an UnusedPasture and Invite the Insectsto Join Me

Prop a 'Bus Window in'Central OhioJust Before, a Thunder Shower

RainToday:I Was Happy, sp I made "this

PoemMiners


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Zaturenska, Marya, Poets Reading Theis Own Poems--Water and. Shadow'For the SeasonsSnowstorm in JanuaryAfter St, TheresaThe. Castaways"Falling TearsAwakening Heavens

Zukofsky, Louis.

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