William Carlos Williams Indiana College English Association Conference, Hanover College, Indiana, May 16, 1952
Morning Program: Lecture “Smell!” (Al Que Quiere!, 1917) from “Paterson Book II, iii” (‘Look to the nul’ to ‘endless and indestructible,’ 1948)
Evening Program: “Portent” (The Tempers, 1913) “The Botticellian Trees” (1930) “Flowers by the Sea” (An Early Martyr and Other Poems, 1935) “To a Mexican Pig Bank” (An Early Martyr and Other Poems, 1935) “To a Poor Old Woman” (An Early Martyr and Other Poems, 1935) “Pastoral” (Al Que Quiere!, 1917) “To Elsie” (Spring and All, 1923) “On Gay Wallpaper” (1928)
All poems except Paterson areincluded in The Collected Poems of William Carlos Williams, Volume I, 1909-1939. All poems are segmented on Williams' PennSound page.
A few years ago our friends at Creative Commons conducted a study on the meaning of the term “noncommercial” with respect to copyright, the dissemination of copyrighted material easily or indeed for free, etc. I wish I had come across this at the time. I would have urged all my poet friends to fill out the questionnaire.
William Carlos Williams, 1952
William Carlos Williams
Indiana College English Association Conference, Hanover College, Indiana, May 16, 1952
Morning Program:
Lecture
“Smell!” (Al Que Quiere!, 1917)
from “Paterson Book II, iii” (‘Look to the nul’ to ‘endless and indestructible,’ 1948)
Evening Program:
“Portent” (The Tempers, 1913)
“The Botticellian Trees” (1930)
“Flowers by the Sea” (An Early Martyr and Other Poems, 1935)
“To a Mexican Pig Bank” (An Early Martyr and Other Poems, 1935)
“To a Poor Old Woman” (An Early Martyr and Other Poems, 1935)
“Pastoral” (Al Que Quiere!, 1917)
“To Elsie” (Spring and All, 1923)
“On Gay Wallpaper” (1928)
All poems except Paterson are included in The Collected Poems of William Carlos Williams, Volume I, 1909-1939. All poems are segmented on Williams' PennSound page.
What is non-commercial?
A few years ago our friends at Creative Commons conducted a study on the meaning of the term “noncommercial” with respect to copyright, the dissemination of copyrighted material easily or indeed for free, etc. I wish I had come across this at the time. I would have urged all my poet friends to fill out the questionnaire.