Poetry
For works ABOUT Poetry, use the LCSH topical heading
Found in 12 Collections and/or Records:
Bin Ramke Papers
Collection contains personal papers of University of Denver English Professor Bin Ramke. Contains photographs, manuscript and poem drafts, research materials, essays, clippings, publications, personal journals and notebooks, Macintosh Powerbook G4, Macbook Air, course materials; primarily photocopies of primary materials.
Burton Feldman Papers
Cleta Clemmer Papers
Cleta Clemmer (1887-1977) was an American author. She lived in Escondido, California, and it was there she wrote the stories and poetry in this collection. This collection consists of manuscripts of short stories and poems.
Grey and Byron Collection
Jessica Comola Papers
Jessica Comola, an alumna of the University of Denver, where she earned her PhD in Poetry in 2019. The collection consists of three "poetry dresses" and accessories which she created as part of her dissertation defense.
Leonard F. Bischel Hsinku Poem
Dr. Kenneth Kuanling Fan was a poet from Taiwan who invented a new poem format called "Hsin Ku" or "New Classic." A Hsin Ku poem consists of four lines of four words each, with the second and fourth words nearly rhyming. This collection contains a paper fan with a Hsin Ku poem inscribed on the back by Dr. Fan.
Lilian White Spencer Papers
M. Ruth Larner Papers
Maureen Owen Papers
Maureen Owen is a poet, editor, and publisher, and has served as the coordinator/director of the St. Marks Poetry Project (1976-1980). Owen is the author of numerous collections of poetry, and is the founder of the literary magazine Telephone and the press Telephone Books. The collection consists of correspondence with colleagues, editorial work on publications, teaching materials, manuscripts and drafts, notebooks, and other various items related to her work and life.
Poem on the Page Broadsides
Poem on the Page collection of fine printed letterpress broadsides from various publishers assembled by the University of Denver Department of Special Collecions and Archives. Poetry by various poets, colophons by the corresponding printers.