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Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Searching... Author: ZAVATSKY, BILL Matches Found: 13 Zavatsky, Bill Poet's Biography 13 poems available by this author BALD Poem Text First Line: In the mirror it's plain to see Last Line: And even its teeth fall out Subject(s): Baldness; Hair BALD First Line: In the mirror it's plain to see Subject(s): Baldness; Hair ELEGY Poem Text First Line: Music your hands are no longer here to make Last Line: From the spring of song that never stops its kiss Subject(s): Evans, Bill (1929-1980); Jazz; Music & Musicians ELEGY First Line: Music your hands are no longer here to make Last Line: From the spring of song that never stops its kiss Subject(s): Evans, Bill (1929-1980); Jazz; Music And Musicians EX-POET First Line: Wondering is a typical pastime of the leisure class FEE First Line: Dear author: %we are preparing Last Line: And return this form %at your earliest convenience Subject(s): Labor And Laborers; Poetry And Poets LIVE AT THE VILLAGE VANGUARD Poem Text First Line: For forty years now, ever since Subject(s): Music & Musicians; Evans, Bill (1929-1980) MONOLOGUE Poem Text First Line: Thank you, but since you Subject(s): Transience; Friendship; Careers; Farewell; Disappointment; Impermanence; Parting SLEEP First Line: I lean back comfortably on a couch pillow Last Line: Ka-chunk, ka-chunk, ka- TESTAMENT First Line: A lot of times I've thought about suicide Subject(s): Writing And Writers THE FEE Poem Text First Line: Dear author: / we are preparing Last Line: At your earliest convenience Subject(s): Labor & Laborers; Poetry & Poets; Work; Workers TO THE PIANIST BILL EVANS Poem Text First Line: When I hear you Last Line: On taking our hands Subject(s): Evans, Bill (1929-1980); Jazz; Music & Musicians WALKER EVANS IN BRIDGEPORT First Line: And yet these are the faces I come from Last Line: On their day off, at a bridgeport parade, in 1941? |
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