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from a bell tower by R.W. Sedingh, iron winde by William L. Fox, the plastic undergrowth by D.W. Frith, toys of death by Don Thompson, the harpo scrolls by Michael Finlay, in the meshes by Miezko Jan Skapski, down under it all by Randy Tomlinson, the tree

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I must confess to start with that I didn't come to these books with an opend mind.

Author:

Robert Gibbs

Category:

poetry

Pages:

110.118

Issue Number:

90

Year:

1971

Season:

Summer

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from a bell tower by R.W. Sedingh, iron winde by William L. Fox, the plastic undergrowth by D.W. Frith, toys of death by Don Thompson, the harpo scrolls by Michael Finlay, in the meshes by Miezko Jan Skapski, down under it all by Randy Tomlinson, the tree