[Poetry and prose reading, May 11, 1973] / Robert Creeley.

Recorded on May 11, 1973 by Allen De Loach on a 120 minute Sony sound cassette. Recording was reportedly made a the Rochester Empire State College. The Poetry Collection acquire the recording from De Loach.

Reading by Robert Creeley which begins with a mention of Gertrude Stein and continues into a reading of prose pieces and then an assortment of love poems. He closes with a section of an address he delivered at Johns Hopkins University.

Robert Creeley.

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1973

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Sound recording

INT019

Look look --And there's some milk --His idea --A form of women --The name --Love comes quickly --People --The wife --For love --The light dances --Continuing forward --People (I knew) --"Some stories began when I was young" --Bolinas and me --For the graduation --first line of last page of a lecture Creeley gave in Fall 1972 at Johns Hopkins about the "creative":"I hoped ignorantly"

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