Poet Jean Garrigue (1912 - 1972), author of five volumes of poetry, including the recently published "Country without maps," reads from her work in a program recorded at the Poetry Center of the YM-YWHA in January 1965. Garrigue reads For the circuit of the Orpheum and the Isis, For the beauty of the Beau Monde(?), How do my caged birds, Her spring song, French country circus, Upon the intimation of love's mortality, A note to La Fontaine, On the legends of a famous dancer, and Cortege for Colette. Garrigue is introduced by John Hall Wheelock.
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