wan do tree fear
The name of this blog comes from the following poem by
Bob Cobbing:
wan
do
tree
fear
fife
seeks
siphon
eat
neighing
den
elephan'
twirl
posted by RodneyPhillips @ 5:49 PM
elephan' twirl
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- Name: RodneyPhillips
- Location: Tucson, Arizona
Librarian, University of Arizona Poetry Center. Formerly Curator of the Berg Collection of NYPL, also Director of Humanities and Social Sciences there. Author of among others: A Secret Location on the Lower East Side: Adventures in Writing: 1960-1980 (with Steven Clay).
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Monday, August 30, 2004
Bob Cobbing:
wan
do
tree
fear
fife
seeks
siphon
eat
neighing
den
elephan'
twirl
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