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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
AUTUMN IN NEW YORK, by JR. WILLIAM J. HARRIS
First Line: Manhattan's skyline
Last Line: And I shall multiply my days as the phoenix
Subject(s): African Americans - Song And Music; Jazz; Music And Musicians; Parker, Charlie ("bird") (1920-1955)
First Line: Manhattan's skyline
Last Line: And I shall multiply my days as the phoenix
Subject(s): African Americans - Song And Music; Jazz; Music And Musicians; Parker, Charlie ("bird") (1920-1955)
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ASSASSINATION OF CHARLIE PARKER by ARTHUR BROWN
REQUIEM FOR 'BIRD' PARKER, MUSICIAN by GREGORY NUNZIO CORSO
BIRD, THE BIRD, THE BIRD by ROBERT CREELEY
UP ON THE SPOON by STANLEY CROUCH
YARDBIRD'S SKULL by OWEN DODSON
HORIZONTAL COSMOLOGY: 4. SAXOPHONE by CHRISTOPHER GILBERT
BIRD LIVES': CHARLES PARKER IN ST. LOUIS by MICHAEL S. HARPER
ROUND MIDNIGHT by JR. WILLIAM J. HARRIS
GHOSTS OF A LUNATIC ASYLUM by STEPHEN VINCENT BENET
THE FAIRIES OF THE CALDON LOW; A MIDSUMMER LEGEND by MARY HOWITT