[Programs on women poets and Frederick Goddard Tuckerman, 1958] / Miriam Ostroff, Winifred Mann and John Edwards.

Recorded on June 15, 1958 on a 7 inch Scotch reel-to-reel tape.

The first program features a program focusing on women poets as a point of discussion between Miriam Ostroff and Winifred Mann. The second program features John Edwards discussing the writing of Frederick Goddard Tuckerman.

Miriam Ostroff, Winifred Mann and John Edwards.

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1958

Sound recording

OST017

Program on women poets:Go not too near a house of rose /Emily Dickinson, read by Miriam Ostroff --Wind and silver /Amy Lowell, read by Winifred Mann --Meeting-house hill /Amy Lowell, read by Ostroff --Song from a country fair /Leonie Adams, read by Mann --Oh, sleep forever in the Lantian cave /Edna St. Vincent Millay, read by Mann --Solitary observation brought back from a sojourn in hell /Louise Bogan, read by Mann --To an artists to take heart /Louise Bogan, read by Ostroff --To my brother, killed: Havment Wood, October 1918 /Louise Bogan, read by Ostroff --After four years /May Sarton, read by Mann --Casablanca /Elizabeth Bishop, read by Ostroff --Sleeping on the ceiling /Elizabeth Bishop, read by Mann --Late air /Elizabeth Bishop, read by Ostroff --Appointment in doctor's office /Josephine Miles, read by Mann and Ostroff --Bird /Josephine Miles, read by Ostroff --Riddle /Josephine Miles, read by Ostroff --Silence /Marianne Moore, read by Mann --Unhearthy toy /Elizabeth Deutsch, read by Ostroff --Cock-a-hoop /Isabella Gardener, read by Mann and Ostroff. --Program on Frederick Goddard Tuckerman's poetry read by John Edwards:Sonnett --Licentiates of the schools with knowledge --That night the town turned out --How well do I recall that walk in state --As in a dream I seem to tread again --And yet tonight, when summer daylight dies --A garden lodge shut in with gigantous growth --So to the mind long brooding --Each come an object too, the house, the grave --How most unworthy echoing in my ears --Let me give something though my spring be done.

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