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By Jim Carroll Penny Press, 1967 To Linda Cambi To you I offer my hull and the tattered cordage of my will--Frank O'Hara CONTENTS THE ILL COUPLES 3 SEAS POEM THE ANARCHISTS THE CRUCIBLE OF DREAMS POEM OF ARRIVALS 11 TRAINS 1st TRAIN (for D.C.) 2nd TRAIN (for Frank O'Hara) 3ed TRAIN (for THE SUMMERS) 4th TRAIN (for BLUES) 5th TRAIN (for L.C ...
Organic Trains - Poems by Jim Carroll. Jim Carroll. 4.24. 17 ratings0 reviews. This classic anthology by Jim Carroll is a collection of his songs and musings of the blessed but blighted alleys of the New York inner city. Dark but magnificent, this book is as alive and bustling like the life of the catholic boy.
At fifteen Carroll started writing poetry, and at sixteen published his first book of poems, Organic Trains (1967); he went on to publish five more books of poetry, including Living At The Movies (1973), Book of Nods (1986), and Fear of Dreaming (1993).
1967. By: Jim Carroll. Publisher: Penny Press. Description: Rare. Organic Trains is Carroll's first book, published when he was 16, while he was still in high school (at Trinity ). The book is 17 pages long and contains 16 poems. It includes the poems "The Ill Couples," "3 Seas," "Poem," "The Anarchists," "The Crucible of Dreams," "Poem of ...
Organic Trains: Poems: Author: Jim Carroll: Publisher: Jim Carroll, 1993: Length: 15 pages : Export Citation: BiBTeX EndNote RefMan
19 de nov. de 2020 · November 19, 2020 | History. Edit. An edition of Organic trains (1993) Organic trains. poems. by Jim Carroll. 0 Ratings. 0 Want to read. 0 Currently reading. 0 Have read. This edition doesn't have a description yet. Can you add one ? Publish Date. 1993. Publisher. s.n. Language. English. Pages. 15. Showing 1 featured edition. View all 1 editions?
Carroll, Jim. [New York]: [Penny Press], 1967. [1967]. First edition. Signed by Jim Carroll on the first page. Bound in publisher's stiff wraps. Near Fine with light toning, light creasing to the top corners throughout. The author's scarce first book of poetry, written while riding the New York City subway, and published when he was a mere 16.
