[Performance of the poetry of Aaron Kramer] /

Recorded in March 1976 on a 7 inch Scotch reel-to-reel tape.

Performance of the poetry of Aaron Kramer by unidentified vocalists. The piece was compiled for the American Poets Series.

The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries. Digital conversion was made possible through a 2009 National Endowment for the Humanities grant.

1976

Sound recording

PCR366

What is the world? --The bell and the light --A meeting at Vesey's --Winter song --Pedestrians pass in twos --Something in the air --Did I really swear --I come from a land --I wish you a house --In triumph, the army marched --There was a little soldier --Not always will beauty in private --Louder by far than trumpets --A letter has come to me --My poems are full of poison --How many days will it be --Fly away birds --Rain in the shoe --Prothalamium --A lad came looking for liberty --Last night I gazed --Tyrants of Chile are hunting --What did we do when we wanted --In a country far away --My legs weak.

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