Origin

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• Untitled ["I plant beans in the southern foothills"], trans. A.M.
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• Untitled ["Dear Cid Corman, This is belatedly to thank you for sending ORIGIN"], Ian Hamilton Finlay
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• POET, Ian Hamilton Finlay
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• NIGHT IN ROUSAY, Ian Hamilton Finlay
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• MID-DAY, Ian Hamilton Finlay
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• MID-DAY, Ian Hamilton Finlay
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• GOODBYE TO JANET, Ian Hamilton Finlay
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• TOWARDS A WORLD LANGUAGE, Ian Hamilton Finlay
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• POEM ON MY POEM ON HER AND THE HORSE, Ian Hamilton Finlay
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• SUCH IS THE WORLD, Ian Hamilton Finlay
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• Wan wee fragment frae Louis Zukofsky pit intae Glasgow-Scots, Ian Hamilton Finlay
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• LUCY'S WEE BROTHER, Ian Hamilton Finlay
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• MOUNTAIN POET, Ian Hamilton Finlay
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• LUCKY, Ian Hamilton Finlay
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• THE POND OF OO FARM (Rousay), Ian Hamilton Finlay
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• A NIGHT FOR THE PICTURES, Ian Hamilton Finlay
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• THE VILLAGE BAKER, Ian Hamilton Finlay
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• TO HER, Ian Hamilton Finlay
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• Untitled ["Christmas Day is so sad, it makes me want to cry--], Ian Hamilton Finlay
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• "END OF A HOLIDAY", Ian Hamilton Finlay
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• MIDHOPE (all gone), Ian Hamilton Finlay
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• DUNIRA, Ian Hamilton Finlay
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• THE PINES OF DUNDERN, Ian Hamilton Finlay
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• Untitled [Letter: "...I can imagine San Fran in the fog, with a big"], Ian Hamilton Finlay
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• DALGINROSS, Ian Hamilton Finlay
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• DALCHONZIE, Ian Hamilton Finlay
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• WATER, Robert Creeley
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• Untitled ["Will mind see"], Thomas McNicholas
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• Untitled ["The men leave the car"], Lorine Niedecker
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• Untitled ["The wild and wavy event"], Lorine Niedecker
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• MOSS, LIKE CAULS, Carol Bergé
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• Untitled ["O Sun"], Barbara Ellen Moraff (as Barbara Moraff)
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• un peu de tours de la mer (my old pal), Larry Eigner
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• MORNING SONG, Paul Blackburn
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• PARK POEM, Paul Blackburn
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• THE EXHIBITIONS, E. C. (as E.C.)
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• THE HELD BACK PAIN: a statement of doubt made in precedent to freedom, Michael McClure
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• IMPIETY, Frank Samperi
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• Untitled [Letter: "Dear Cid,...'what the heart and mind can hold' is"], Mary Ellen Solt (as Mary Ellen)
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• XVII O Colonia, Gaius Valerius Catullus trans. Celia Zukofsky, Louis Zukofsky
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• XXI Aureli, pater, Gaius Valerius Catullus trans. Celia Zukofsky, Louis Zukofsky
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• XXIII Furi, cui neque servus, Gaius Valerius Catullus trans. Celia Zukofsky, Louis Zukofsky
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• XXIV O qui flosculus, Gaius Valerius Catullus trans. Celia Zukofsky, Louis Zukofsky
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• XXV Cinaede Thalle, Gaius Valerius Catullus trans. Celia Zukofsky, Louis Zukofsky
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• XXVII Minister vetuli, Gaius Valerius Catullus trans. Celia Zukofsky, Louis Zukofsky
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• XXVIII Prisonis comites, Gaius Valerius Catullus trans. Celia Zukofsky, Louis Zukofsky
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• XXIX Quis hoc potest videre, Gaius Valerius Catullus trans. Celia Zukofsky, Louis Zukofsky
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• XXX Alfene immemor, Gaius Valerius Catullus trans. Celia Zukofsky, Louis Zukofsky
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• XXXI Paene insularum, Sirmio, Gaius Valerius Catullus trans. Celia Zukofsky, Louis Zukofsky
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• XXXII Amabo, mea dulcis, Gaius Valerius Catullus trans. Celia Zukofsky, Louis Zukofsky
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• XXXIII O furum optime, Gaius Valerius Catullus trans. Celia Zukofsky, Louis Zukofsky
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• XXXIV Diane sumus in fide, Gaius Valerius Catullus trans. Celia Zukofsky, Louis Zukofsky
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• XXXV Poetae tenero, Gaius Valerius Catullus trans. Celia Zukofsky, Louis Zukofsky
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• XXXVI Annales Volusi, Gaius Valerius Catullus trans. Celia Zukofsky, Louis Zukofsky
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• XXXVII Salax taberna, Gaius Valerius Catullus trans. Celia Zukofsky, Louis Zukofsky
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• XXXVIII Malest, Cornifici, Gaius Valerius Catullus trans. Celia Zukofsky, Louis Zukofsky
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• Untitled
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