[Poetry reading at the University of Rochester, January 30, 1974] / W.S. Merwin.

Recorded at the University of Rochester on January 30, 1974 on a 7 inch reel-to-reel tape.

Poetry reading by W.S. Merwin at the University of Rochester.

W.S. Merwin.

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1974

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PCR407

There were still three suns in the sky --The flood --The rabbit is the dwarves' mule --Long ago when the world was made --You have a soul that cannot die --I am a night so dark that I resent the moon --Instructs how all things foretell death --Love poem by Michelangelo --This afternoon in rolling, partly wooded country --The old boat --The judgement of Paris --Western country --The chaff --Wanting a soul in the South --To the hand --A prayer of the eyes --In spring, if there are dogs --The dreamers --The heart --The next moon --The arrival --Robin --The counting houses --The estuary --Autumn evening --Beloved for October.

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