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Available Poems in Empire City (by Paul Goodman )

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  • All eyes, the Creature sees  (Ned Rorem) *
  • Father, guide and lead me stray  (Ned Rorem) *
  • Friends, let us mourn  (Ned Rorem) [x] ⊗ *
  • Look, Segramor, you know the language of the birds  (Ned Rorem) [x] ⊗ *
  • Make me, my streaming face, a glory; bloom, unseen weeping!  (Ned Rorem) ⊗ *
  • Our own death is unimaginable; and when we try to imagine it  (Ned Rorem) *
  • The hare or the deer pursued takes joy in its speed and its leaps and its dodges  (Ned Rorem) [x] *
  • Vast gulph! carried here in the mass of the mist  (Ned Rorem) [x] *

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