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Part III: Writings, 1947-1968 (continued)
“From Carthage Then I Went,” undated
[From some who are not at all plausible], undated
“From the Beating End of the Stethoscope,” undated
BOX III: 19 G
“Galileo and the Laws,” undated
“A Genesis” (first line “All day the boom wind swung against the shore”), undated
“Genesis” (first line “Where the snake held its feasts”), undated
[The gist of us may just be], undated
[God knows it goes well: make a heaven-list], undated
[God what a thing! Poor Rico], undated
[God's cave was the first dark. A tallow deep], undated
“Going Home,” undated See Container III:16, Notebook B, p. 125
“Gold Medal Award,” undated
“Good and Bad Habits,” circa 1962
“Goodnight,” 1960
[Grace killed John one rainy day], undated See Container III:17, Notebook C, pp. 41-43
“A Grammar,” undated
[The gravel of accidence will pave], undated
“A Gray Spring Morning,” undated
“The Great News,” undated
“Greek Room – Fragment of a Head,” undated See Container III:16, Notebook B, pp. 38-39
“Guess” (first line “He stays at home no matter where he goes”), undated
“Guess” (first line “One is a creeper and sleepy in his shell”), undated
“Guess Who He Is,” undated
“Gulls,” undated See Container III:17, Notebook C, pp. 2-5
“Gulls Land and Cease To Be,” undated
[Gulls in Wyoming, Utah, follow the plows], undated
Ha-He
[Had I five good years dying on my back], undated
[Hail thou loyal sons and true!], undated
“A Half Serious Ham Enacts a Nostalgia,” undated
“Hamlet in the Wings,” undated
“Hamlet on CBS,” undated
“The Hard Sell,” 1964
[Have I let beasts enough teach me], undated
[Having discovered there are as many bastards], undated
[A haze from a Babylonian imagination pulsed], undated
[He drew a globe and anchor on the table], undated
[He had read Nietzsche when he was much younger], undated
[He is dead and the world], undated
[He wanted to trust me. As it turned out], undated
[He was big, black, and high], undated
[He was chosen as a hostage on the Late Show], undated
Hea-Homa
“Hearsay Has It Auntie's Coming for Dinner,” undated
“Heart of America,” undated
“Here after Followeth the Boke of Phyllyp Sparowe,” undated See Container III:16, Notebook B, pp. 167-169
“A Hereafter,” 1968
“Heritage,” undated
“High Gold,” undated See Container III:17, Notebook C, pp. 122-129
[The High Wise Man and the air around him], undated
[His last day home he pruned the roses], undated
“Homage to Dudley Fitts,” undated
“Homage to Marianne Moore,” 1964
Home-Hu
“Home for the Aged,” undated See Container III:16, Notebook B, pp. 129-135
[Home in this unknown town], undated
[Home was our Asylum. My father died], undated
“Homily,” undated
“An Hour on a Train,” undated
“Hours,” undated
[How are we doing? One plus one], undated
“How Are You?” undated
[How can a man be wholly sure], undated
[“Hungry are you?” said the vending machine in the], undated
I Am-I Dreamed
“I Am Dialing That Number,” undated
[I am writing this with a black], undated
[I ask this because I do not know all], undated
[I board a rocket of rye], undated
[I came to Buddha's blazing cave], undated
[I can't, can], undated
“I Certainly Would,” undated
[I could forget], undated
[“I deny every first guess!” thundered the old man], undated
[I do not care how many tell you], undated
[I do not like many of those most popular], undated
[I do not think the time it takes], undated For additional material see Container III:17, Notebook C, p. 121
[I don't care if you do babble, I], undated
[I don't know him. He says], undated
[I don't know which truth to tell you], undated
“I Dreamed Time and It Was,” undated
I drubbed-I met
[“I drubbed my soul. What Hell then came], undated
[I had a little. I got a lot], undated
[I had two eels once that I taught], undated
[I have a wallet but no cash], undated
[I have, as a matter of fact, killed], undated
[I have one head that wants to be good], undated
[I have said almost nothing about Orpheus], undated
[I have stayed, though not for long], undated
[I heard the ghost of a small wind], undated
[I know a man who, after years of saving], undated See Container III:17, Notebook C, p. 141
[I know all about boys, I do], undated
[I know and you know], undated
[I know someone who lives at the zoo], undated
[“I live, therefore I live – in some bemusement”], undated
[I married Eve and bore her garden down], undated
[I met a man in the middle of town], undated See Container III:17, Notebook C, p. 49
I pass-I told
[I pass enough savages on the street], undated
[I remember Miss Olivia Branton, which], undated
“I Remember the House That Was,” undated
[I said I'm hungry, lady, not a fool], undated
[I said to the pear-shaped darling], undated For additional material see Container III:17, Notebook C, pp. 23, 50-51
[I said to the sad policeman: Your day is not], undated
[I should -- but anyone can and], undated
[I sit at my desk in my underwear], undated
[I suppose there is an Eskimo problem, too], undated
[I think there was no time before the Fall], undated
[I told Damnation who I was], undated
I took-If you mean
[I took the 4:15, but it didn't stop], undated
[I want to tell you], undated
[I was a G.I. and the old boy], undated
[I was born with orange hair and yellow eyes], undated
[I watched the morning up from ice], undated See Container III:17, Notebook C, p. 83
[I woke and found it waiting], undated
[I wonder if anything in time ever], undated See Container III:17, Notebook C, p. 85
“Idiot Reveries on the Way to Sleep,” undated
[If ever you need – and who], undated
[If I am not], undated
[If you happened to be in Rome in '57], undated
[If you mean me], undated
If You Really-Imagine
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