[Poetry reading at Intersection, December 5, 1972] / Philip Lamantia.

Recorded at Intersection, 357 Union Street, San Francisco on December 5, 1972 on a 60 minute Pacific sound cassette by Allen De Loach and acquired by the Poetry Collection.

Poet Philip Lamantia gives a poetry reading at Intersection. The sound quality of the recording is not consistent, and at times the sound cuts out and the audio is unintelligible.

Philip Lamantia.

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

1972

Sound recording

INT036

To Henry Miller --The enormous window --There are many paraphrases to the body --This is the air that we're not allowed to breathe --Becoming visible --Ovalist at dawn --The romantic movement --Property rights --The hand grenade still into the river --Between the sandwich, honey walked away --The war --I touch you --It's here the glove attacks the hand --A pair of twins stuffed with mud --The arbitrary signs --The Jesus in an upper class window --The history of bathtubs --That of faces --Cloudy children --A mirror --The earth's death --Majestic --First of all.

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