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Editorial Note | |
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Poetry 1903-1920 | |
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Early Poems, 1903-1912 | |
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The Measure (1903) | |
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Man's Pride (1904) | |
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A Hill-Top View (1904) | |
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The Condor (1904) | |
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Mountain Pines (1904) | |
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The North Pole (1907) | |
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The Moon's Girls (1907) | |
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Pan in the West (1911) | |
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Flagons and Apples, 1912 | |
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Her Praises | |
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Something Remembered | |
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To Helen About Her Hair | |
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The Cruelty of Love | |
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Nemesis | |
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The Quarrel | |
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And Afterward | |
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Ebb-Tide | |
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At the Last | |
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A Philosophy | |
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Last Spring | |
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The Longing | |
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Penitent | |
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On the Cliff | |
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Northward-Bound | |
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The Lost Knight | |
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From Fenestrella's | |
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End of Summer | |
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At Playa Hermosa | |
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Noon | |
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To Aileen-of-the-Woods | |
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Nyssa | |
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To Canidia | |
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To Helen, Whose Remembrance Leaves No Peace | |
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Madrigal to Helen | |
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Morgengabe | |
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The Night | |
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And the Stars | |
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Salt Sand | |
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On the Lake | |
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Another Saul | |
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Launcelot to Guinevere | |
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Epilogue | |
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Descriptive Songs, 1912-1915 | |
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Where Shall I Take You To | |
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When I Behold the Greatest | |
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The Wanderer to His Wine-Cup | |
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For a Bridegroom | |
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Wonder and Joy | |
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Eucalyptus Trees | |
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The First Grass | |
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Juan Higera Creek | |
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The Return of Venus | |
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He Has Fallen in Love with the Mountains | |
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The Homely Labors | |
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To an Old Square Piano | |
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Let Us Go Home to Paradise | |
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To U.J. | |
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Californians, 1915 | |
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Invocation | |
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Stephen Brown | |
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Ruth Alison | |
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Dorothy Atwell | |
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The Old Farmer | |
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At Lindsay's Cabin | |
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The Mill Creek Farm | |
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The Belled Doe | |
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The Vardens | |
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Emilia | |
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The Three Avilas | |
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Maldrove | |
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A Note About Places | |
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The Mountain Village, 1915-1916 | |
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Dream of the Future | |
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A Westward Beach | |
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The Year of Mourning | |
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Song of Quietness | |
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Ode on Human Destinies | |
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The Mountain Village | |
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God's Peace in November, 1917-1918 | |
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The Songs of the Dead Men to the Three Dancers | |
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Lamp of the West | |
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Fauna | |
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Star on the Hill-Crest | |
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Mal Paso Bridge | |
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Storm as Deliverer | |
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The Murmansk Landing | |
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Lamp of the World's Night | |
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The Dance of the Banner | |
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Open Country | |
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To His Father | |
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Promise of Peace | |
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Adjustment | |
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Compensation | |
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The Dead Enemy | |
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The Truce and the Peace | |
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Brides of the South Wind, 1919-1920 | |
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Moral Beauty | |
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Stars | |
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Gipsy Marriage | |
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Suicide's Stone | |
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The Cloud | |
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The Pit in the Pinewood | |
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Peacock Ranch | |
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Confession on Caucasus | |
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Sea-Passions | |
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The Hills Beyond the River | |
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Two Garden-Marbles | |
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The Coast-Range Christ | |
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The Beginning of Decadence | |
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Brides of the South Wind | |
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Introductions, Forewords, and Miscellaneous Prose 1920-1948 | |
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Notes for a Preface (fragment, c. fall 1920) | |
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Preface [Continent's End?] (fragment, June 1922) | |
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Preface, Tamar (1923) | |
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Remembered Verses, A Bibliography of the Works of Robinson Jeffers (1933) | |
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Introduction, Roan Stallion, Tamar and Other Poems (1935) | |
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Foreword, Jeffers Country (1938) | |
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Foreword, The Selected Poetry of Robinson Jeffers (1938) | |
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Thoughts Contingent to a Poem (1940) | |
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The Poet in a Democracy (1941) | |
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Themes in My Poems (1941) | |
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Note, Be Angry at the Sun and Other Poems (1941) | |
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Preface, The Double Axe and Other Poems (original version, 1947) | |
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Poetry, Gongorism, and a Thousand Years (1948) | |
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Preface, The Double Axe and Other Poems (published version, 1948) | |
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III Unpublished Poems and Fragments 1910-1962 | |
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Aesthetics (1910) | |
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A Silhouette (c. 1910-13) | |
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"I would not in old days submit" (c. 1910-13) | |
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Two More Arts (c. 1910-13) | |
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"Is it corruption of the mind" (c. 1910-13) | |
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La Tour d'Ebene (c. 1910-13) | |
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The Palace (1914) | |
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This Age of Ours (1914) | |
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May 5, 1915 (1915) | |
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The Valley (1915) | |
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The Stars (1916) | |
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The Terror of Her Beauty (c. 1917?) | |
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The Daughter of God in Russia (1918) | |
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Marine (c. 1918) | |
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Oblation / Testament (1918) | |
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Placard (1918) | |
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To His Sons (c. 1918) | |
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Of Not Going to War (c. 1918) | |
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from Old Ballad Snatches (c. 1918) | |
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Christmas Ballad (c. 1918-19) | |
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Roland (c. 1919) | |
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A Common Day (c. 1919?) | |
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Action (early 1919) | |
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The Meteors of the Air (c. 1919) | |
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The Shore of Dreams (1919?) | |
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The Mother's Cairn (1921) | |
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Shells (1921) | |
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Doors to Peace (early 1920's) | |
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"On shores that no one knows" (c. 1925) | |
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Forecast (December 1925) | |
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Petulance/Not a Laurel on the Place (c. 1925) | |
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A Partial Secret (c. 1926) | |
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The Song of Triumph (1927) | |
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Ninth Anniversary (1928) | |
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Inscription over the Doors of the Colleges (c. 1929) | |
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Beginning of an Unfinished Poem About the Resurrection of Achilles (1930) | |
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"Great rough-legged hawks" (c. 1932) | |
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In Time of Change (c. 1933) | |
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"'Dear little sister whom men call Death'" (late 1930's?) | |
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The War-Makers (c. 1939) | |
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OCT. 27 Lunar Eclipse--98% (on the Calendar) (1939) | |
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"Poor Dreamer be quiet" (c. 1940) | |
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Belgian Surrender--May--(1940) | |
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Dim-Out (c. 1942) | |
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Tragedy Has Obligations (1943) | |
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Three Men (1943) | |
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Ethical Note (1944) | |
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Incident (c. 1945) | |
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The Dreaming River (c. 1945) | |
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59th Birthday (January 1946) | |
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City-Destroyer (c. 1945-46) | |
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Look All Around You (1947) | |
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Values (c. 1948?) | |
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Allotropic Man (1949) | |
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Rhythm and Rhyme (1949) | |
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Descent to the Dead (c. 1949) | |
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"We see ourselves from within" (c. 1949) | |
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"I hear that Darwin" (c. 1951) | |
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"To be the animal that despises itself" (1951) | |
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Not Solid Earth (1952) | |
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"Whom should I write for" (1952) | |
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The Sphinx (c. 1952) | |
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"My life is growing narrow" (c. 1952) | |
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Resourceful Nature (c. 1955-56) | |
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Death of a Dog (1955) | |
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America (c. 1957-58) | |
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"I think we are the ape's children" (c. 1957) | |
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Fever and Vision (c. 1957) | |
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"I used to know that I despised fame" (c. 1957) | |
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"I claim my natural choices" (c. 1957) | |
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"To die alone" (c. 1960) | |
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"Well, I am dying" (c. 1960) | |
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Answers to a questionnaire (1928) | |
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"I have ideas on the subject of poetry" (1937) | |
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Preface--or Suffix (1951) | |
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"So Emerson wrote" (1951) | |
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"I can guess the future well enough" (1952) | |
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Miscellaneous fragments (c. 1932, 1938, late 1940's?, c. 1953-54, mid-late 1950's) | |