CELACP

Introduction by Christopher Maurer.

I. POEMS OF SOLITUDE AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY. Afer a walk 1910 (Intermezzo) Dawn. Your childhood in Menton. Fable of three friends to be sung in rounds.

II. THE BLACKS. Standards and Paradise of the blacks. The king of Harlem. Abandoned church (Ballad of the great war)

III. STREET AND DREAMS. Dance of death. Landscape of a vomiting multitude. Landscape of a pissing multitude. Murder. Christmas on the Hudson. Sleepless city. Blind panorama of New York. The birth of christ.

IV. POEMS OF LAKE EDEN MILLS. Double poem of lake Eden. Living Sky.

V. IN THE FARMER´S CABIN (IN THE NEWBURGH COUNTRYSIDE) Little Stanton. Cow. Little girl drowned in the well.

VI. INTRODUCTION TO DEATH (POEMS OF SOLITUDE IN VERMONT) Death. Nocturne of empited space. Landscape with two graves and an assyrian dog. Ruin. Moon and Panorama of the insects.

VII. RETURN TO THE CITY. New York (Office and Denunciation) Jewish Cemetery. Crucifixión.

VIII. TWO ODES. Cry to Rome. Ode to Walt Whitman.

IX. FLIGHT FROM NEW YORK (TWO WALTZES TOWARD CIVILIZATION) Little Viennese Waltz. Waltz in the Branches.

X. THE POET ARRIVES IN HAVANA. Blacks dancing to cuban rhythms.

Lecture: A poet in New York. The poet writes to his family from New York and Havana. Notes on the poems.