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Available Poems in Notebook (by William Blake )

[Incomplete]

  • A cradle song  ([more than ten composers]) GER
  • Come hither, my sparrows  (William Henry Bell, John Linton Gardner, Ole Carsten Green, Leif Thybo) CHI CHI
  • I asked a thief to steal me a peach  (Jack Hamilton Beeson, Peter Dickinson, John Linton Gardner, Alexander Goehr, Ernst Křenek, Michael Richard Miller, John Mitchell, Elie Siegmeister, Peter Warlock, Judith Lang Zaimont)
  • I fear'd the fury of my wind  (William Bolcom, Peter Dickinson, Margo Lynn Greene, Fritz Bennicke Hart, Peter Kiesewetter, Michael Richard Miller)
  • I laid me down upon a bank  (George Antheil, Jack Hamilton Beeson, Peter Dickinson, David Andross Farquhar, John Linton Gardner, Bernard Sidney Garte, Alexander Goehr, Gerard Schürmann, David Ferguson Shaw)

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