Poetry Lab Notes
Dawn Potter, Teresa Carson, Jeanne Marie BeaumontJeanne Marie Beaumont, Teresa Carson, and Dawn Potter talk about poetry and many other things.
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Five Poems by Baron Wormser
We are grateful to Janet Wormser for permission to reprint these poems.
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Class of ’65 (1990)
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Remembering Our Friend Baron Wormser, with Love and Gratitude
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