- Part Of
- Gordon Burles fonds
- Scope & Content
- File contains the following poems: 651. Beijing, 1989—subject: imperial China 652. Vague oleander, 1989—subject: nonsense poem; original and revision present 653. The fossil, 1989—subject: Bill Peyto who found a large fossil fish in 1912 654. Bucolic cerebration, 1989—subject: hillbilly’s farm 655.…
- Date Range
- 1989
- Reference Code
- M196 / I / 14
- Description Level
- 5 / File
- Part Of
- Gordon Burles fonds
- Description Level
- 5 / File
- Series
- I : Poetry Manuscripts
- Reference Code
- M196 / I / 14
- Date Range
- 1989
- Physical Description
- 1 cm of textual records
- Scope & Content
- File contains the following poems: 651. Beijing, 1989—subject: imperial China 652. Vague oleander, 1989—subject: nonsense poem; original and revision present 653. The fossil, 1989—subject: Bill Peyto who found a large fossil fish in 1912 654. Bucolic cerebration, 1989—subject: hillbilly’s farm 655. Antiquity, 1989—subject: Plotinus 656. With Fay, 1989—subject: author’s ex-wife 657. Bill Peyto dying, 1989—subject: death of Bill Peyto in 1943 658. Wha hae, agrimensor, 1989—subject: nonsense poem; an agrimensor was an ancient Roman surveyor 659. Nature, 1989—subject: fossil sea-lilies 660. Fairholme musings, 1989—subject: semi-nonsense poem 661. Dream tour, 1989—subject: semi-nonsense poem 662. The landlady, 1989—subject: semi-nonsense poem 663. Storm Mt. shoulder, 1989—subject: Storm Mt. near Castle Junction 664. That time-worn vision, 1989—subject: nonsense poem 665. The party, 1989—subject: nonsense poem 666. South of Mt. Bourgeau, 1989—subject: semi-nonsense poem 667. Shakespeare, 1989—subject: Shakespeare; original and revision present 668. For F.H. Bradley, 1989—subject: F. H. Bradley was a British Idealist philosopher (1846-1924) 669. Sundry adamant sneezes, 1989—subject: semi-nonsense poem 670. In the land of the toy Teuton, 1989—subject: nonsense poem 671. Wanton remembering, 1989—subject: nonsense poem 672. Before waking, 1989—subject: semi-nonsense poem 673. Wen-shiang, 1989—subject: Taiwan vision (Wen-shiang was author’s sister-in-law) 674. Sobbing: Rockbound Lake, 1989—subject: Rockbound Lake is in cirque behind Castle Mt. 675. Castle Mt., 1989—subject: Castle Mt. 676. Lake Louise, 1989—subject: Edwardian Lake Louise 677. Walking with Huay, 1989—subject: author’s ex-wife, Huay Tsin Tsu 678. Horseback, 1989—subject: musings on horseback 679. Chateau Lake Louise, 1989—subject: Edwardian Lake Louise 680. At the Chateau Lake Louise, 1989—subject: Edwardian Lake Louise 681. Au Chateau, 1989—subject: death at the Chateau Lake Louise 682. Crazy cargo, 1989—subject: nonsense poem 683. Cleanthes’ vision, 1989—subject: vision 684. Sudsy forlorn by a silt pit at nightfall, 1989—subject: semi-nonsense poem; original and revision present 685. Tropic morning, 1989—subject: the tropics 686. That Shinto shrine of mine, 1989—subject: based on author’s work at the Banff Park Museum 687. Sunday evening, 1989—subject: married man 688. A squirrel without morphine, 1989—subject: semi-nonsense vision of early Banff 689. Kathleen remembers, 1989—subject: based on fish ponds and hatchery which used to be close to Bow Falls 690. The hatchery, 1989—subject: based on fish ponds which used to be close to Bow Falls (at south end of what is now Glen Avenue) 691. Staggered by the breeze, 1989—subject: nonsense poem 692. Hellenistic dream, 1989—subject: ancient Greek vision 693. Dr. Thompson and the westernmost, 1989—subject: nonsense poem 694. 1902, 1989—subject: Edwardian vision 695. Reflecting, 1989—subject: musings in a cabin 696. Learn how to dream, 1989—subject: nonsense poem 697. Morning ordeal, 1989—subject: semi-nonsense poem 698. At the mine, 1989—subject: Bankhead 699. City, 1989—subject: city at night 700. The journey, 1989—subject: nonsense poem; a German tourist once used the term “pedestranians” (pedestrians) talking to the author in the Visitor Centre
- Subject Access
- Poetry
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