44 Poems Book 1

Contents
Contents.........................................................................2
To the Presidency...........................................................4
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Three poems: Lewis & Clark, DECR. 1835, and
Philadelphia....................................................................6
New Jersey.....................................................................8
MISSISSIPPUM................................................................9
Mont Bird......................................................................10
Poem: WARNER BROS..................................................11
While except ye after Moses ye cannot be................12
The bee dances low to be lost......................................13
Ark...............................................................................14
The Elements of Polymeric Materials...........................16
The Elements in Semiconducting Materials.................16
The Superconducting Elements...................................17
The Metallic Elements..................................................17
The Elements in Ceramic Materials..............................18
The Periodic Table of Elements....................................18
Fertility.........................................................................19
Acrophobia...................................................................20
Books of the Bible........................................................20
Wind.............................................................................21
Chinese Zodiac............................................................22
Monarchs of England....................................................23
Horse............................................................................24
Triumph........................................................................25
Combat Death of a US Marine......................................26
Water...........................................................................26
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City Hero Leningrad.....................................................27

Sotheby Parke Bernet & Co..........................................28
Tennis Poem from the AVP Tour 1985 Players Guide...28
88.................................................................................29
Makka up and come to me...........................................29
Amsterdam..................................................................30
Tears, Foreman, for who is not afraid..........................30
Three poems: Dec 89, New Jersey Devils 1994-95
Photographs.................................................................31
A Dollar........................................................................33
1934.............................................................................34
Dirt from Buchenwald..................................................34
Kreuzafrichtung............................................................34
Messerschmitts............................................................35
Power of Notation.........................................................35
New Hampshire............................................................36
So well at the age of 10...............................................36
G.Battery Here Still Intact............................................36
How to describe the position of things (where things
stand, or lie, or are situated).......................................37
What shape is the dining room table?..........................37

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To the Presidency

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Three poems: Lewis & Clark, DECR. 1835, and

Philadelphia

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New Jersey

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MISSISSIPPUM

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Mont Bird

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Poem: WARNER BROS.

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While except ye after Moses ye cannot be

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The bee dances low to be lost

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Ark

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ARK (continued)

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The Elements of Polymeric Materials

The Elements in Semiconducting Materials

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The Superconducting Elements

The Metallic Elements

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The Elements in Ceramic Materials

The Periodic Table of Elements

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Fertility

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Acrophobia

Books of the Bible

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Wind

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Chinese Zodiac

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Monarchs of England

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Horse

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Triumph

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Combat Death of a US Marine

Water

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City Hero Leningrad

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Sotheby Parke Bernet & Co.

Tennis Poem from the AVP Tour 1985 Players

Guide

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88

Makka up and come to me

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Amsterdam

Tears, Foreman, for who is not afraid

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Three poems: Dec 89, New Jersey Devils 1994-95

Photographs

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A Dollar

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1934

Dirt from Buchenwald

Kreuzafrichtung

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Messerschmitts

Power of Notation

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New Hampshire

So well at the age of 10

G.Battery Here Still Intact

0040 Hours, contact with aprox
2 platoons of fallschirm, village secured 0130
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Enemy remnants fled south east

My strength 20 men, 4 enemy MGs
0600 Hours, enemy contact fromm every dir
aprox. 2 platoons of fallschirm w/tank

How to describe the position of things (where

things stand, or lie, or are situated)
For instance, in the drawing-room (9, pict 7):
Where does the sofa stand? (Or: where is the
sofa?) On the right against the wall. In front
of it stands a tall lamp. The lamp is between
the sofa and the armchair. In the middle of
the room (at the left of the picture) is a round
table under a hanging lamp. (Or: over the
table hangs an electric lamp.) In the centre
(or middle) of the table stands a plant growing
in a pot. At the back a staircase can be seen
through a doorway. Describe the positions of
the various pieces of furniture in other rooms,
for instance in the bedroom or guest-room (19),
using such expressions as: close to, or near
to , at the side of , by the wash-basin,
over the taps, above the basin, on the wall,
in the corner, inside the wardrobe, next to the
wardrobe, above the head of the bed and
so on.

What shape is the dining room table?

It is oblong, or long and wide or round, or
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oval or square, with rounded corners. A

large square room with a high ceiling. A low
stool. A small (or little) three-legged table.
A big cupboard with wide (or deep) shelves.
A tall lamp with a long straight stem and
a large shade. A little (or small) box.
The chair in picture 1 (21) has four straight
legs and a broad back with curved sides.
A big roomy striped sofa with bright red cushions on it. A narrow passage leading to
the kitchen. The front door is a wide one.
The legs of the stool are quite short. A
broad staircase. A wide doorway.

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