Poems written by friends, 1914-1990

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Comprises manuscript, typescript and copies of poems, including:

an ink sketch, possibly of Barfield
poems by Leo Baker, signed, 'Kingsley Baker'
'Poems', a collection of typescript poems by Lucy Barfield, n.d.; one is written on a loose sheet, which is p. 79 of a story written in Barfield's hand
poems by Maud Barfield, one beginning, 'Owen! my speech has lately been enriched'
'Twenty-One Sonnets based on Saint John's Gospel', by Michael Hedley Burton, with correspondence with Barfield, 1985-1986
a recollection of a dream by Doris Davy, 1934
'A Morning Prayer' by D.N. Dunlop
'The Little Anthropop Fog', by Ann Ellerton
poems by Roger Fox, [?1940s]
poems by Howard Fulweiler, 1973
poems written by George Rostrevor Hamilton, signed G.R.H., 1963
'For a Farewell', by Brian Merrikin Hill
poems by Andrew Keith, 1940-1964
a poem and a note from C.S. Lewis, entitled, 'In reply to your "Itma" Theory'
a note from C.S. Lewis enclosing a copy of a poem by Douglas Newton
a note from C.S. Lewis describing 'Itma Dreams', 1964-5
'Pavane' by O.W. Mitchell
poems by Miss Maisie Radford, 1914-1940
poems by Rex Raab, 1983-1990
poem written for him by his aunt, Minnie Sh?, [c.1914]
a letter and poems from Josephine Spence, 1979-1985
anonymous poems, undated

Dates

Creation: 1914-1990

Extent

1 box

Language of Materials

English

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