A Carnival of Losses by Hall, Donald -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Title Page Contents Copyright Dedication Notes Nearing Ninety You Are Old Solitude Double Solitude Dictaters In Praise of Paragraphs My New Hampshire Grandmother Seven Hundred Words Losing My Teeth Depravity Paris 1951 Cutting a Figure “The Wild Heifers” Sycophants and Sisters Geography The Beard Generation The Vaper Generations of Politics The Return of David Wuk, Woik, Work The Dictated Pig Roads to Rome The Stapled World Open the Damned Door Civilization Your Latest Book Walking to Portsmouth Pharmacies and Treasuries The Last Poem Anonymous Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep Who I Am The Selected Poets of Donald Hall Theodore Roethke Robert Creeley Louis M ac Neice W. C. W. John Holmes Stephen Spender Geoffrey Hill James Dickey Allen Tate Edwin and Willa Muir Kenneth Rexroth Seamus Heaney Joseph Brodsky Prosaic Laureates Richard Wilbur E. E. Cummings Tom Clark and the Lower East Side James Wright Necropoetics A Carnival of Losses Milltowns My Connecticut Grandfather Mudfish Pissing Richard at Oxford From Andrew All the Way to Lucy The World of Meats The Triple Thinker The Worst Thing Five of Them The Boys March Home Down Cellar Reviewing My Life An Old Hermit Named Garrison Fucking The Widow’s House War Cards Abstract Expressionism Amo Amas Amat Frying Pulp There’s One, There’s One Romance Ezra Pound, Marianne Moore, Frankenstein, and T. S. Eliot Way Way Down, Way Way Up Tree Day Acknowledgments Read More from Donald Hall About the Author Connect with HMH

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