The Yale Literary Magazine, Bind 133,Oplag 2–3Herrick & Noyes., 1963 |
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Side 44
... gives back my face in dappling choreography . There , you watch my gathering form recreate the sea . I kiss myself in a mirror . You are no longer you alone : I give you the dream , which , having dreamed , you own . I give myself to ...
... gives back my face in dappling choreography . There , you watch my gathering form recreate the sea . I kiss myself in a mirror . You are no longer you alone : I give you the dream , which , having dreamed , you own . I give myself to ...
Side 9
... give the same praise to Mr. Lowell . " Poor . Old . Tired . Horse . " , wrote Robert Creeley in a poem for James Broughton . Rich . Middle - aged . Uncomfortably - off - the beam Robert Lowell , one muses ( slightly bored ) half - way ...
... give the same praise to Mr. Lowell . " Poor . Old . Tired . Horse . " , wrote Robert Creeley in a poem for James Broughton . Rich . Middle - aged . Uncomfortably - off - the beam Robert Lowell , one muses ( slightly bored ) half - way ...
Side 18
... give me that FBI - Secret Service bit ag'in , " Feegan says . Then Overseas gets real serious and he booms out like the voice of doom or somethin . ' " There was no body in that casket . I know personally Roosevelt didn't die . There ...
... give me that FBI - Secret Service bit ag'in , " Feegan says . Then Overseas gets real serious and he booms out like the voice of doom or somethin . ' " There was no body in that casket . I know personally Roosevelt didn't die . There ...
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EDITORS TABLE | 4 |
NEW POETRY 1964 Daniel Harris | 5 |
VARIATIONS ON A THEME Raymond DiPalma | 9 |
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