Coursen, H. R., (Inscribed by the author),

Graves of the Poets.

Manassas, Virginia, EM Press, 1993. Fine lg pb. Sad poetry for those who die and their graves.

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Book number: BOOKS055713I

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Coursen, H. R.,

Lament for the Players.

Tunnel, NY, Magic Circle Press, (1992). VG PB. Inscribed by author. Owner underlining & notations.

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Book number: BOOKS027332I

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Cowper, William, and sketch of his life by John Johnson,

Poems together with his posthumous poetry and a sketch of his life: three volumes in one.

Boston, Phillips & Sampson, 1847. G. Embossed brown binding gilt design on ft cover, gilt lettering & design spine. Frontis & tissue guard browned, back strap. starting to pull away, heavy edge wear.

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Book number: BOOKS029143I

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Cox, Ed,

Waking.

San Francisco, Gay Sunshine Press, 1977. VG PB. Pictorial binding (few minor spots).

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Book number: BOOKS038968I

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Crane, Monta H. and Selma Shepherd Downey,

Sunshine and Shadows: an anthology of life in prose and poetry.

Coshocton, OH, Shaw-Barton, (1973). G lg sz PB. A combination of poetry and prose in bite-sized pieces. Edge wear.

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Book number: BOOKS047717I

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Creeley, Robert,

Hello: a journal, February 29-May 3, 1976.

NY, New Directions, (1978). VG PB. An important voice in poetry. Creeley taught at Black Mountain College where he edited the Black Mountain Review. Sl cover soil.

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Book number: BOOKS027335I

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W. R. B. & C. M., introduction by Cuckoo,

Poetry Package.

NY, Louis Greenfield, (1950). G PB. Inscribed by W. R. B. Binding tanned at edges, edge wear.

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Book number: BOOKS039958I

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E. E. Cummings, Firmage, George J., edited by,

E. E. Cummings: complete poems 1904-1962.

NY, Liveright, (1991). Centennial ed. VG in VG DJ. Revised, corrected, and expanded edition containing all the publshed poetry. This centennial edition of E. E. Cummings'. Complete Poems published in celebration of h is birth on October 14, 1894, contains all the poems published or designated for publication by the poet in his lifetime, including 36 poems that were first collected in the 1991 edition and 164 unpublished poems issued in 1983 under the title Etcetera. At the time of his death in 1962 Cummings was next to Frost the most widely read poet in America. Born in Cambridge, MA, he lived most of his life in Greenwich Village and in Madison, NH, where he died. His imprisonment in a French detention center during WWI which inspired his novel The Enormous Room, and his visit to Soviet Russia in 1931, described in his EIMI, punctuated a career devoted entirely to his two passions of poetry and painting. Combining Thoreau's controlled belligerence with the brash abandon of an uninhibited Bohemian, Cummings, together with Pound, Eliot, and William Carlos Williams, helped bring about the 20th century revolution in literary expression. He is recognized on the one hand as the author of some of the most beautiful lyric poems written in the English language, and on the other as one of the most inventive American poets of his time - in the words of Richard Kostelanetz, "the major American poet of the middle 20th century.".

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Book number: BOOKS053166I

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cummings, e. e.,

Selected Poems (100).

NY, Grove Press, (1959). 7th ptg. VG PB. His wittiest and most profound poems harvested from 35 of his most radically creative years in contemporary American poetry.

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Book number: BOOKS049525I

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cummings, e. e. with intro by Horace Gregory,

A Selection of Poems.

NY, Harcourt, Brace & World, (1965). G. "The two modes of his poetry, lyricism and satire, he joined in a unified vision of the modern world, in this he was unique.". A New England aristocrat, he was in the great tradition of the dissidence of dissent: dissent from all that was easy, liberal, and vulgar: he was his own man.a non-political radical reactionary who in a dehumanized world went back to the roots of our humanity. He was first and last a deeply religious poet." Allen Tate Cummings was born in Cambridge, MA, in 1894, and died in New Hampshire, in September, 1962. A major poet, he was also a painter, playwright, and author of the famous World War I novel The Enormous Room. Binding rubbed and tanned, owner name ft endpaper, back cover creased on edge.

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Book number: BOOKS044122I

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Cunningham, Ed,

Before and Ever After: love poems.

Kansas City, MO, Hallmark Crown, (1973). VG. Scrape & sl soil on binding, foxing.

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Book number: BOOKS013460I

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Currier, Mary M.,

Among the Granite Hills.

Cambridge, MA, Riverside Press, 1894. G ex-library. Top edge gilt.

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Book number: BOOKS020828I

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Currier, Mary M.,

A Few Songs.

Concord, NY, Rumford, 1905. G PB ex-library. Cover creased, ends of spine worn away.

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Book number: BOOKS020855I

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Currier, Mary M., compiled by,

A Summer in New Hampshire: out-of-door songs for all who love the Granite State.

Concord, NY, Rumford, 1904. G ex-library.

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Book number: BOOKS020854I

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Curry, David,

Contending to Be the Dream.

St. Paul, MN, New Rivers Press, 1978. VG PB. Sl edgewear.

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Book number: BOOKS011066I

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