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Everson, William. [MISSA DEFUNCTORUM].
Santa Cruz: Lime Kiln Press, [1976]. First edition. Folio. Illustrated with a woodcut by Everson. One of 54 numbered copies signed in pencil by the poet (the entire edition). No copies were offered for sale -- Bartlett & Campo A43. A powerful, untitled poem that juxtaposes elements sacred and profane. "But the long legs go scissoring in, and the oblique skirt, / Hitched giddily clear, bludgeons the friars ..." Fine. Framed under museum glass. Broadside poem
Santa Cruz: Lime Kiln Press, [1976]. First edition. Folio. Illustrated with a woodcut by Everson. One of 54 numbered copies signed in pencil by the poet (the entire edition). No copies were offered for sale -- Bartlett & Campo A43. A powerful, untitled poem that juxtaposes elements sacred and profane. "But the long legs go scissoring in, and the oblique skirt, / Hitched giddily clear, bludgeons the friars ..." Fine. Framed under museum glass. Broadside poem
Santa Cruz: Lime Kiln Press, [1976]. First edition. Folio. Illustrated with a woodcut by Everson. One of 54 numbered copies signed in pencil by the poet (the entire edition). No copies were offered for sale -- Bartlett & Campo A43. A powerful, untitled poem that juxtaposes elements sacred and profane. "But the long legs go scissoring in, and the oblique skirt, / Hitched giddily clear, bludgeons the friars ..." Fine. Framed under museum glass. Broadside poem