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Poesie et modernites

File consists of correspondence, flyers, poetry, and Wah’s translations relating to the “Festival Franco-Anglaise de Poesie.”

[Poems, early years]

Consists of drafts of poems from High School Lower Canada College, drafts english 250-4th year Mgill University with professor Constance Beresford-Howe, inlcudes poems which were published in "Bring for the the Cowards. Also includes a letter from Louis Dudek to Pierre Coupey. This letter from Dudek in 1957 informs Coupey's work as a poet and writer. The letter was written to Pierre when he was between 15-17 years old. Dudek was a friend of one the families that Pierre spent time with during his summers as a youth. Also includes a newspaper clipping on Dudek.

Poems Here and There

Includes publications Alms by Patricia Alford, Greenstone Mountain Review, Despite by Kevin Davies, Dadababy Eleven publication, Harm's lengths by Pete Smith, newspaper clipping, poem by Duncan McNaughton, John Newlove fiftieth birthday publication Everyone Leans, Each on Each Other, and Beggars by Norm Sibum.

Poems for a dark Sunday records

Sub-series consists of copies of Peter Trower’s first collection of poetry, "Poems for a Dark Sunday" published in 1964 as a mimeo. Includes a copy with comments made by Trower at a later date, a copy with comments by Ted Poole, and a revised version created in 1969.

[Poems by Trevor Blakemore]

File consists of typescript, handwritten and manuscript poems written by Trevor Blakemore: “Apres la guerre,” “Summer Nocturn,” “Calm” (1933), “Oasis” (1933), “High Summer,” and “To My Muse.”

[Poems by others]

File contains poems written by authors that cannot be identified as students.

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