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1. My Life As Elizabeth Taylor.

Author

HARRIS, JOHN

Subjects
MY Life As Elizabeth Taylor (Poem), HARRIS, John
Abstract

The poem "My Life As Elizabeth Taylor," by John Harris is presented. First Line: Like Elizabeth Taylor; Last Line: I wear those jewels still.

Published
2022

2. Sheilah Graham and Me (Age 14).

Author

HARRIS, JOHN

Subjects
SHEILAH Graham & Me (Age 14) (Poem), HARRIS, John
Abstract

The poem "Sheilah Graham & Me (Age 14)" by John Harris is presented. First Line: Sheilah Graham appeared, where else, in The Star; Last Line: Why? I didn't know. I simply knew.

Published
2022

3. Listening to William Byrd (d. 1623).

Author

HARRIS, JOHN

Subjects
LISTENING to William Byrd (d. 1623) (Poem), HARRIS, John
Abstract

The poem "Listening to William Byrd (d. 1623)," by John Harris is presented. First Line: The Government hated, Last Line: And soon you are singing.

Published
2022

4. The Chapman Report (1962).

Author

HARRIS, JOHN

Subjects
CHAPMAN Report (1962), The (Poem), HARRIS, John
Abstract

The poem "The Chapman Report (1962)" by John Harris is presented. First Line: Efrem Zimbalist Jr.—that voice Last Line: into ecstasy.

Published
2019

5. Blood and Sand.

Author

HARRIS, JOHN

Subjects
BLOOD & Sand (Poem), HARRIS, John
Abstract

The poem "Blood and Sand" by John Harris is presented. First Line: On soundstages big as caverns; Last Line: in geysers of color and shadow, in Hollywood Spain.

Published
2015

6. The Birds.

Author

HARRIS, JOHN

Subjects
BIRDS, The (Poem), HARRIS, John
Abstract

The poem "The Birds" by John Harris is presented. First line: The self-possessed blonde; Last line: this tiny river of fire.

Published
2014

7. Wilde in America.

Author

Harris, John

Subjects
WILDE in America (Poem), HARRIS, John
Abstract

The poem "Wilde in America" by John Harris. First Line: They came to sneer: his languid postures were silly; Last Line: Just took some getting used to, like his clothes.

Published
2013

8. Dark Victory.

Author

Harris, John

Subjects
DARK Victory (Poem), HARRIS, John
Abstract

The poem "Dark Victory" by John Harris is presented. First Line: Bette Davis; Last Line: in the house.

Published
2013

9. To Elizabeth Taylor, Dying.

Author

Harris, John

Subjects
TO Elizabeth Taylor, Dying (Poem), HARRIS, John
Abstract

Presents the poem "To Elizabeth Taylor, Dying," by John Harris. First Line: The great, enduring love of my life; Last Line: For Cydnus.

Published
2011

10. 'I Picked a Daisy.'

Author

Harris, John

Subjects
I Picked a Daisy (Poem), HARRIS, John
Abstract

Presents the poem "I Picked a Daisy," by John Harris. First Line: Age 12. Breakfast, Grape jelly on my toast. Last Line: Absolutely nothing. Everything.

Published
2008

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