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| Part III: Writings, 1947-1968 (continued) | |||||||||||||
| “Some Useful Hints on Being Born,” undated | |||||||||||||
| “Somehow Comes Morning,” undated See Container III:17, Notebook C, pp. 78-79 | |||||||||||||
| BOX III: 22 | Someone | ||||||||||||
| “Someone,” 1962 | |||||||||||||
| [Someone about as big as a bump], undated | |||||||||||||
| [Someone fast and someone slow], undated | |||||||||||||
| [Someone had misread the vegetable order], undated | |||||||||||||
| “Someone I Know,” undated | |||||||||||||
| [Someone I met], undated | |||||||||||||
| “Someone in the Fantasy Ward Is Eating Well,” undated | |||||||||||||
| [Someone just came out of the sky], undated | |||||||||||||
| [Someone said], undated | |||||||||||||
| [Someone sighed], undated | |||||||||||||
| [Someone under the chestnut tree], undated | |||||||||||||
| “Someone Up There,” undated | |||||||||||||
| [Someone we know], undated | |||||||||||||
| [Someone who said she was Jill], undated | |||||||||||||
| Something-Son | |||||||||||||
| [Something about birds kills the song], undated | |||||||||||||
| “The Something/Nothing Any Love Can Tell,” undated | |||||||||||||
| [Sometimes in San Francisco, sometimes in], undated | |||||||||||||
| [Sometimes when you are], undated | |||||||||||||
| “Song” (first line “I draw the breath I am about”), undated | |||||||||||||
| “Song” (first line “Oh finger, the tickles of all my loves”), undated | |||||||||||||
| “Song” (first line “The cardinal there in the always tree”), undated | |||||||||||||
| “Song for an Allegorical Play,” 1962 | |||||||||||||
| “Sonnet,” undated | |||||||||||||
| “A Sonnet to Robert Frost but Not about Him,” undated | |||||||||||||
| Soo-Stop | |||||||||||||
| [Sooner or later a night will come], undated | |||||||||||||
| [Sooner or later, because the ghosts], undated | |||||||||||||
| “S.P.Q.R. Domus Claudius,” undated | |||||||||||||
| [A sparrow lights on the sill], undated | |||||||||||||
| “A Spring Semester,” undated | |||||||||||||
| “A Starnose Mole on the Fairway,” undated | |||||||||||||
| “The Starry Heavens, the Moral Law,” undated | |||||||||||||
| “Stars,” undated | |||||||||||||
| [The stars sit still and the world goes round], undated | |||||||||||||
| “Steps,” undated | |||||||||||||
| “Still,” undated | |||||||||||||
| “Still Life,” undated See Container III:16, Notebook B, p. 165 | |||||||||||||
| “Stone Steps,” 1962 | |||||||||||||
| [“Stop war,” he said], undated | |||||||||||||
| Stor-Su | |||||||||||||
| [Storms later, we awoke], undated | |||||||||||||
| [Striking a blow for freedom, Joe was], undated | |||||||||||||
| “Styles,” undated | |||||||||||||
| “A Submarine Testament,” undated | |||||||||||||
| “A Suburban Man Speaks Honestly,” undated For additional material see Container III:17, Notebook C, pp. 52-53, 56-57 | |||||||||||||
| “Success,” undated | |||||||||||||
| “Summer,” undated | |||||||||||||
| “Sunset and After,” undated | |||||||||||||
| “Survival,” undated | |||||||||||||
| Ta-That | |||||||||||||
| [Taking a walk in Baguio because I was there], undated | |||||||||||||
| “Talking Myself to Sleep at One More Hilton,” undated | |||||||||||||
| [Technique is for musicians and the young], undated See Container III:16, Notebook B, pp. 9-11 | |||||||||||||
| [Tell me one, tell me two], undated | |||||||||||||
| [Tell me this, if you don't mind], undated | |||||||||||||
| [Tempted at the Algonquin by such a choice], undated | |||||||||||||
| “Ten Minutes My Captive,” undated | |||||||||||||
| “Ten Years Ago I Played at Being Brave,” undated | |||||||||||||
| “Tenzone,” undated | |||||||||||||
| “A Thanks to a Botanist,” undated | |||||||||||||
| “That Spring,” undated | |||||||||||||
| Theo-There was a fox | |||||||||||||
| “Theories of Flight,” undated | |||||||||||||
| [There a young man who turned eight], undated | |||||||||||||
| [There are twice as many eyes as there are], undated | |||||||||||||
| [There is no one way in this language], undated | |||||||||||||
| [There once was a girl who never went to bed], undated | |||||||||||||
| [There's no Top City when everyone's broke], undated | |||||||||||||
| [There's nothing to saying goodbye], undated | |||||||||||||
| [There was a boy who lost his head], undated | |||||||||||||
| [There was a dead sheep in the feed-lot], undated | |||||||||||||
| [There was a fish that was born in a cup], undated | |||||||||||||
| [There was a fox], undated | |||||||||||||
| There was a gold-Three | |||||||||||||
| [There was a gold boy on a gold dolphin], undated | |||||||||||||
| [There was a man who said “No! No! No!”], undated | |||||||||||||
| [There was a man who was so slow], undated | |||||||||||||
| [There was a shark that liked to bite], undated | |||||||||||||
| [There was an old man, an old, old, old], undated | |||||||||||||
| [There was Stoner, eighteen of his thirty years], undated | |||||||||||||
| [There were sword scars on the old fire-eater's face], undated | |||||||||||||
| [They admired you], undated | |||||||||||||
| “Thing,” undated | |||||||||||||
| [Think of someone about as big], undated | |||||||||||||
| [This decent executive person is], undated | |||||||||||||
| [This is Jane. She sits and yawns], undated | |||||||||||||
| “This Is of the Intimacy and Legality of Evil,” undated | |||||||||||||
| [This is the way Monday went. First], undated | |||||||||||||
| [This man – the massive center of what world], undated | |||||||||||||
| [This morning I fell from a horse I was about], undated | |||||||||||||
| [THIS: of seven sparrows on a country wire], undated | |||||||||||||
| [Three gray squirrels at a Mayday], undated | |||||||||||||
| Thro-To | |||||||||||||
| [Through my hemlocks to the spruce beyond], undated | |||||||||||||
| “To a Metaphysician with His Head in the Oven,” undated | |||||||||||||
| “To a Plinking of Mandolins,” undated | |||||||||||||
| “To a Poor Wretch Who Made Good,” undated | |||||||||||||
| “To a Reviewer Who Admired My Book,” undated | |||||||||||||
| “To Daphne to Make Up Her Damned Mind,” undated | |||||||||||||
| [To do a thing right, you will see], undated | |||||||||||||
| “To Each His Own,” undated | |||||||||||||
| “To Judith,” undated See Container III:16, Notebook B, pp. 24-25, 28-29, 44-45 | |||||||||||||
| “To No End Ever,” undated | |||||||||||||
| “To the Father of Proverbs,” undated | |||||||||||||
| [To see is to interpret], undated See Container III:16, Notebook B, p. 5 | |||||||||||||
| “To Somatica to Say Nothing,” undated | |||||||||||||
| Tod-Tw | |||||||||||||
| [Today – because I would not lie to you – ], undated | |||||||||||||
| [Toe-tippy and a dancing man to his], undated | |||||||||||||
| “Tongues,” undated | |||||||||||||
| [Toy maker Ptolemy], undated | |||||||||||||
| [The trains in that country], undated | |||||||||||||
| “The Tree,” undated See Container III:17, Notebook C, pp. 94-95 | |||||||||||||
| “Tree-Cutting,” undated | |||||||||||||
| [The tribe that became a nation], undated | |||||||||||||
| “Trojan Horse,” undated | |||||||||||||
| “Tribes,” undated | |||||||||||||
| [The trouble with most poets], undated | |||||||||||||
| [The True Preposterous is a beast], undated | |||||||||||||
| “Twice When Jack Was Away I Thought of Him,” undated | |||||||||||||
| “Two for Rob't Frost: I. Sense Is the Size of What You Make of It, II. The Flowering (and Fading) of New England,” undated See Container III:17, Notebook C, p. 47 | |||||||||||||
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