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The Burden of the Beholder
The Same River Twice
From Dante
A City As Once Seen
Writing with Tagore
Where Water Meets
Mercredi
The Waiting Room, a One-Act Play
The Skull
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The Drunken Boat
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The Lizard's Question
The First Celestial Adventure of Mister Benzedrine
Silence
The Poem Emerges
Robert Fludd's Creation
Carved by Obadiah Verity
Daedalus
Ecclesiastes: the Preacher
The Cycle of the Day. A Book of Hours
Bearing South: Antarctica at Sea
Selection of Poems by Helen Hunt Jackson and Emily Dickinson
Inversnaid
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The Girl with the Pearl Earring
Twelve Mammal Skulls
Of Cottonballs and Caring: Some Poems and Prints
Marianne Moore at the Dial
Color for the Letterpress
Nightway
Seven Fables
A Perfect Prodigy: Melville on the Birth of Malcolm
Hay Journal
General William Jackson Palmer
Tattoo Parlor & Other Fraxioms
Dentelle / Indented
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Carmen Statuta Comprehendens Modumque Vivendi Honestum Scolarium Sive Studentum
A Letter to Myself to Water
Fire in the Wax Museum
Seven Characters
Sappho Poems
Reverdure
Seven Poems

General William Jackson Palmer

1985

Draft of a telegram sent to President McKinley from General Palmer and other citizens of Colorado Springs, with background notes. 1985. Primed by students of “The Book,” a course taught by History Professor Carol Neel and James Trissel. Handsel Lutetia type on Gutenberg Laid paper. Bound in tan paper wrapper. 16 pages. Edition of 90 copies. 10¹/₅“ x 10¹/₂“.