Manuscript copy of Browning's 'Human Life's Mysteries', here entitled 'Life'. The poem was first published in the 1850 London edition of Browning's Poems.
Goedicke, Patricia. American literature--20th century.
This entry contains the initial drafts of ""This Music Has Holes in It,"" which was published in Goedicke's thirteenth book of poems, The Baseball Field at Night. Goedicke also writes about the first anniversary of September...
Goedicke, Patricia. American literature--20th century.
This entry contains the initial drafts of ""This Music Has Holes in It,"" which was published in Goedicke's thirteenth book of poems, The Baseball Field at Night. Goedicke also expresses concern that the United States will...
Goedicke, Patricia. American literature--20th century.
This entry contains drafts of two poems: ""The Outer Banks"" and ""To a Sailor."" ""The Outer Banks"" was published in For the Four Corners, Goedicke's second book of poems in 1976. In...
Goedicke, Patricia. American literature--20th century. As Earth Begins to End.
These notes are for Patricia Goedicke's reading at the Woodstock Poetry Festival. Most of the poems Goedicke read at the festival were from Invisible Horses and As Earth Begins to End. The notes contain brief comments about these two books as...
Goedicke, Patricia. American literature--Montana. American literature--20th century. American literature--poetry.
This extended journal entry by Patricia Goedicke contains Goedicke's commentary on all her published poems to date, including poems that would appear in Paul Bunyan's Bearskin two years later.
Goedicke, Patricia. Bedient, Calvin. American literature--20th century. Invisible Horses.
These drafts of poems by Goedicke contain comments by Bedient. These poems were part of a manuscript that would be published under the title Invisible Horses.
This is the letter and enclosed poems Patricia Goedicke (then Patricia McKenna) sent to Robert Frost in 1952 and Frost's reply. McKenna was a student at Middlebury College when the letter was sent, and judging by the date, the letter was sent...
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