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1619
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Advice to a young prophet
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Anatomy of melancholy
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And so goodbye to cities
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And the children of Birmingham
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Angels again
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Anthology c. 1940 [compiled by Thomas Merton of poems by others].
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Anthology of Irish poetry
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Ash Wednesday (poem)
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At this precise moment in history. Section of The geography of Lograire.
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Aubade – Harlem
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Baroque gravure, A (from a 17th century book of piety)
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Behavior of titans, The
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Ben's last fight (fragment)
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Birdcage walk
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Candlemas procession
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Captives – a psalm, The
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Carol - 1967, A
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Carrera Andrade, Jorge. Notes and translations.
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Ce Xochitl: The sign of flowers (Mexico). Section of The geography of Lograire.
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Ceremony for Edward Dahlberg
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Chant to be used in processions around a site with furnaces
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Char, René. Poems from the French of René Char, translated by Thomas Merton.
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CHEE$E, by Joyce Killer-Diller : A Christmas Card for Brother Cellarer
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Chilam Balam (Yucatan). Section of The geography of Lograire.
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Cinq vierges, Les (pour Jacques)
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City's spring
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Concrete poems (various)
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Cuadra, Pablo Antonio, 1912-2002
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Day six O'Hare telephane. Section of The geography of Lograire.
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Dirge for the city of Miami
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Dirty souls. Translation by Thomas Merton of the poem "Almas sucias" by Alfonso Cortés.
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Drake in the Southern Sea, poem by Ernesto Cardenal, translated from Spanish to English by Thomas Merton
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Dramas of the evening
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Duns Scotus
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Early legend, The (six fragments of a work in progress)
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Early Mass (St. Joseph Infirmary-Louisville)
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Early poems, 1940-42
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Earthquake
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Eight freedom songs
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Eighteen poems
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Elegy for Father Stephen (also titled "Elegy for a Trappist")
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Elegy for five old ladies, An
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Elegy for James Thurber
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Elegy for the monastery barn
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Elias - variations on a theme
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Epitaph for a public servant (In memoriam - Adolf Eichmann)
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Ermine street
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Evening
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Evening: Zero weather
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Every morning [concrete poem]
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Everyday man counts, The
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Exercise book
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Fall '66 (Arturumque etiam sub terris bella moventem)
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Fall, The
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Fighting cock, The. Excerpt from The way of Chuang Tzu.
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Figures for an apocalypse
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First lesson about man
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Five limericks for Father Raymond languishing in St. Joseph's Infirmary
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Five poems (PAX #4, 1957)
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Flight into Egypt
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For my brother : reported Missing in Action, 1943
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For the Spanish poet Miguel Hernandez
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Found macaronic antipoem (A trans. from an elementary reader, Augsburg, 1514)
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Four poems of Cesar Vallejo, translated by Thomas Merton
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From the legend of St. Clement
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Geography of Lograire, The
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Gloss on the sin of Ixion
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Grace's house
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Grave robber beware
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Great men of former times, The
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Hagia Sophia
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Harmonies of excess, The
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Holy child's song, The
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Holy communion : the city
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Hopeless and felons
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How long we wait
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Hymn for the feast of Duns Scotus
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Hymns of Lograire. Section of The geography of Lograire.
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In silence
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Kane Relief Expedition. Section of The geography of Lograire.
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Lament for Javier Heraud
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Landfall, The
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Landscape, prophet, and wild dog
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Lent in a year of war [published in magazine VIEW, slight variant from book version]
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Letter to my friends (On entering the Monastery of Our Lady of Gethsemani)
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Letters to Che : Canto bilingüe
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Lion, The
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Love winter when the plant says nothing
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Lubnan
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Lycidas
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Macarius and the pony
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Man the master
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Materials for an icon (Ad.. Columba)
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Message from the horizon, A
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Message to be inscribed on Mark Van Doren's Hamilton Medal
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Minotaur's picnic, The. From a verse history of the World.
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Moslems' Angel of Death : Algeria, 1961
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Natural history
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News from the school at Chartres
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Newscast
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Night of destiny
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Night-flowering cactus
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Notes for a new liturgy. Section of The geography of Lograire.
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O cross more radiant than the stars
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Ointment, The
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Old Uncle Tom; poem by Thomas Merton with a note by Robert E. Daggy.
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On a day in August
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On the anniversary of my baptism
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Origen
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Original child bomb
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Originators, The
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Out of the heat of the invented South
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Paper cranes (The Hibakusha come to Gethsemani)
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Picture of a black child with a white doll (Carole Denise McNair, killed in Birmingham, Sept. 1963)
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Picture of Lee Ying
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Planet over Eastern Parkway, The
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Poems from the books "The strange islands" and "A man in the divided sea." Russian translation by Regina Derieva.
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Poems of Nicanor Parra. Translation.
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Poetry 1931
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Practical program for monks, A
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Prayer to St. Anatole
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Prologue : Why I have a wet footprint on top of my mind. Section of The geography of Lograire.
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Prospects of Nostradamus, The
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Psalm, A
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Quickening of St. John the Baptist, The
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Rain and vision
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Raissa Maritain's poems
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Reading translated poets, Feb. 1
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Regret, The
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René Char : seven poems from Retour amont, translated by Thomas Merton and with an introduction by Jacques Brault
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Rilke's epitaph
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Rites for the extrusion of a leper
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Roman nocturnes, translation of poem by Rafael Alberti
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Round and a hope for Smith girls, A
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Saint Jerome
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Saint Maedoc - Fragment of an Ikon
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Saint Malachy
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Sartre est un boche!
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Secret, Le
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Secular signs
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Selected poems of Thomas Merton, The
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Seneca
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Sensation time at the home and other new poems
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Serious time, The [poem; translation of Ernste Stunde by Rainer Maria Rilke]
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Seven archaic images
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Six poems (Sewanee Review, 1967)
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Slowly slowly comes Christ through the garden. Section of Cables to the ace, #80.
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Soldiers of peace, by Clement of Alexandria ; translation by Thomas Merton
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Solemn music
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Some poems of Raissa Maritain. Translated and with an introduction by Thomas Merton.
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Song : If you seek a heavenly light
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Song : In the shows of the round ox
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Song for nobody, A
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Song for the death of Averroës (from Ibn Al Arabi, after the Spanish version of Asin Palacios)
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Song from Crossportion's Pastoral
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Song from the Geography of Lograire
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Song, A : Sensation time at the home
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Sowing of meanings, The
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Splendor paternae gloriae. Fourth century. Translated from the Latin of St. Ambrose by Thomas Merton.
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Sponge full of vinegar, The
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Sports without blood : A letter to Dylan Thomas
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St. Agnes : a responsory
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Sting of conscience, The (letter to Graham Greene)
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Strange islands, The : poems
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Studies of man's friendly competitor the rat have shown
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Submerged dragon
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Sweetgum avenue leads to a college of charm, The
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Tears of the blind lions, The
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Tears of the blind lions, The. French. (Les larmes des lions aveugles.)
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Ten poems of Alfonso Cortés. Translation.
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Thoughts in an airliner
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Three poems by Thomas Merton (Fugitive; The Ohio River: Louisville; and After the night office: Gethsemani Abbey)
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Three postcards from the Monastery
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Tibud Maclay. Section of The geography of Lograire.
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To Alfonso Cortés
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To sons: not to be numb
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To the Immaculate Virgin, on a winter night
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Today King Dog
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Tomb cover of Imam Riza
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Tonight there is a showing of champion lights
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Tower of Babel
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Trappists, Working
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True love's novice
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Tune for festive dances in the nineteen sixties, A
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Twelve poems of Fernando Pessoa; tr. with an introd. by Thomas Merton
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Two poems by Alfonso Cortés, translated by Thomas Merton
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Two poems by Carlos Drummond de Andrade, translated from the Portuguese by Thomas Merton
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Unending description, The. Section of The geography of Lograire.
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Useless tree, The. Excerpt from The way of Chuang Tzu.
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Verse card for hospital apocalypse
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Watergap
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Welcome
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Western fellow students salute with calypso anthems : The movie career of Robert Lax
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What to think when it rains blood (After a letter of Fulbert of Chartres to King Robert, --XI Cent.)
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What troubles I have seen in birdlegged spring
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Whether there is enjoyment in bitterness
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Why some look up to planets and heroes. Poem by Thomas Merton.
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Widow of Naim, The
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Winter's night, The
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Wisdom
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With the world in my blood stream
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You are about to be surprised. Section of The geography of Lograire.
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