169. Robert Duncan reading his poetry, [s.d.]

Tape 169) Robert Duncan discusses his poetry and reads "Inspired the aspirant" (0:02), "Distant councils of our toe" (5:58) for Philip Lamantia from Letters, "First invention on the theme of the atom" (7:53) from Letters, "The green lady" (16:14) from Homage to Coleridge, "The dance" (20:45), "The song of the border guard" (23:43), "The imaginary war elegy" (28:48), "The outrider" (34:45), "Among the bleeding branches" from The structure of rhyme (36:29), "Ships" from The structure of the rhyme (38:52), "This place rumored to have been Sodom, might have been" (40:49). -- TIMES indicate where sections begin.