[Poetry reading of A trio in G] / Albert Glover.

Recorded on a 7 inch Scotch reel-to-reel tape from a session held at KSLU-FM in Canton, Ohio on June 8, [1971?]

This recording is of Albert Glover reading the entire book of poems A trio in G, published by Frontier Press in 1971. The reading was recorded at the KSLU-FM station in Canton, Ohio

the date is not identified.

Albert Glover.

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1971?

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from A Trio in G:Vocation --first line of poem:[A voice can do as much as smoke] --Am Al --The fall --A woman with a watering can --first line of poem:[She had the magic girdle on] --first line of poem:[with lips spread wider] ---For only {dollar}9.95 --Gephyrismoi --The stove --first line of poem:Not the same as love-making (which] --The apology --first line of poem:[I didn't know. I thought it was you] --The body itself a spiritual exercise--love is its production --Late adolescence --A cure --first line of poem:[Then where shall we live?] --first line of poem:[Also the promise that each one has] --first line of poem:[again is the magic word] --The exercise --Snake --Going backwards it becomes Mother --A mystery for the East --Black dog --first line of poem:[the black dog is third dog] --An understanding, or comprehension --Snapping turtle --Gnothi seauton --Listen to the sound the meaning, my own --The eastern crow --first line of poem:[putting the body into his boat] --Drum --To the man who writes in green ink --At the carnival --On September 23, 1913 --Cosmas --A gnostic prison blues --first line of poem:[A game without teams, every man for himself] --The virgin --first line of poem:[You get addicted to] --The St. Lawrence Seaway Power Corporation --Devil's den --For you listeners.

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