[Poetry reading at Lindenwood, June to November 1968] / Robert Kelly.

Recorded at the Lindenwood, June to November 1968 on a 5 inch reel-to-reel tape.

Poetry reading by Robert Kelly during the summer until Thanksgiving in his kitchen in the presence of Robert Lee Tips.

Robert Kelly.

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

1968

Sound recording

PCR370

Disc 2.In lumination 1 --High in the mountains of New Hampshire --London tree and 192 years since --This star a cup and in it a leaf --Chancellor of elongations (excerpts) --Nocturne for Britain --Relax in relative swoons in absolutes --The paradox of Achilles and tortoise --An die ferre Geliebte --Song XLVII --And better boiler beat the key --July cold it is wonderful --This strange human country --The fountain (1st section) --The maligne image overcast with flowers --Song XLIX --The stream --On opera with the waves. --Disc 2.Tymitha I have to begin --Hagar, part 4 --The colonies --So I said to the governor --In the iconography --In Allendale a the three corners --The skulling of the governor's house --The woman finds her shadow --Song of Fiona Yarden --Prosopopia --What your looking for is down there --It was the river he kept his sheep --The cat to the end of the world --To you for Stonehenge --On watching Kahn turn into Tien --And the second part of Daedalus --The man who trapped wild mushrooms --Notes for the California Republic --A constant pulling of the imperial recommend story of his father and omissions --The morning begins afternoon.

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