Poems, 1940-1950

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Manila folder entitled, '1940-1950 (II)', containing the following poems:

'The Doppelganger', New English Weekly, 33 (1947), 105, annotated, '1945'
'Tradition in Poetry', New English Weekly, 32 (1946), 47, annotated, '1945'
'Absence', typescript, 1945
'Alarm and Excursion', typescript, 1945
'Autolycus', typescript
'Betty', typescript
'The Braggarts', typescript
'The Breakwater', typescript
'Depersonalization', typescript
'Dulce est Desipere', typescript
'Envoi (To the Author of The Allegory of Love), carbon copy of typescript
'Exchange Control', annotated typescript
'A Fact', typescript, 1945
'Famous Love Songs, annotated typescript
'Fellow Feeling', title previously, 'Inspiration', annotated typescript
'Good Morning!', typescript
'Joseph's Dream', typescript
'Lacquer', typescript
'The March Hare', typescript
'Multum in Parvo', typescript
'The Nature of Joy', typescript
'None Ever Prized Me', manuscript
'Oh!', carbon copy of typescript
'Parenthesis', typescript
'The Partisans', typescript
'Poetic Diction', typescript
'The Preliminary Point', typescript
'Sense of Proportion', typescript
'Sex-Psychology', typescript
'Sonnet', typescript
'Sonnet', typescript
'The Telephone Call', typescript
'The Thesaurus', typescript
'To A.N. Other (Instructions for "VB" Day)', typescript
'To Betty', typescript
'To Cupid', carbon copy of typescript
'The Travelling Companion', typescript
'Triolet', typescript
'The Violin', typescript
'Why?', typescript
untitled poem, beginning, 'It may have been a dream: it may have been a prophesy', manuscript, annotated by C.S. Lewis
untitled poem, beginning, 'Speak not: I am unready: neither cease', typescript

Dates

Creation: 1940-1950

Extent

1 folder

Language of Materials

English

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