130. Diamond cut diamond; Beloit poetry journal, 1957-03-22

Tape 130) Unidentified radio broadcast program, introduced by Robert Glower[?], 1957 March 22 [?] (0:04): Ewart Milne reading poetry from his book Diamond Cut Diamond (London: Bodley Head, 1953): "Prometheus" (1:31), "The rafters of Irishry" (2:24), "A song of stem and stone" (3:28), "The clockwork nightingale" (4:19), "Boding dane" (5:21), "High, wide, and handsome" (6:39), "A ballad for a poor girl" (7:43), "A place of testament" (8:55)), "A ballad for an orphan" (10:20), "Two in the gallery" (12:03), "Vanessa, Vanessa" (13:23), "Chamber music, in memory of James Joyce" (14:53), "Deirdre and the poets" (16:07), "Ever green" (17:50), "There lived a man" (19:00), "The green heyday" (21:17), "The old blind player" (24:07). The program consists of tapes loaned by Lawrence Lipton. The reference to "Beloit poetry journal" on the container is obscure. -- TIMES indicate where sections begin.