Most of these poems first appeared in Poetry magazine in the decade from 1967-76 and quickly became underground classics
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Table of contents :
Acknowledgments
Contents
April Divinail
From The Joy Of Cooking
Recipe
Cooked Goose
Temperatures
La Cuisine Française
Conserves
“Rain ... ”
Blake's Seasons
“To Spring”
“To Summer”
“To Autumn”
“To Winter”
Nightingale, After Keats
Journey Of The Magi
Four Last Poems
Wall
The Window
An Evening Walk, Some Years Later
Alfoxton Park
Crust And Key
December
Before The Hill
Hillside
The Chevrefoil Of Marie de France
Terrain
Tree
Wall to Wall Speaks
Princeton Series of Contemporary Poets For other books in the Series, see page 108
DAVID MUS: WALL TO WALL SPEAKS
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Cover illustration: Wash drawing by George Ball Cover lettering by Stacy M. Wszola
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The following poems originally appeared in Poetry: "Rain . . , ," Blake's Seasons, Four Last Poems, Journey of the Magi, Wall, An Evening Walk . . . , Alfoxton Park, from "The Joy of Cooking," The Window, Crust and Key, and December The Beloit Poetry Journal originally published the following: Nightingale, after Keats
CONTENTS April Divinail
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From The Joy Of Cooking Recipe 3 Cooked Goose 4 Temperatures 5 La Cuisine Fran