Poetry
Found in 53 Collections and/or Records:
A. W. Sutton papers
The A. W. Sutton papers contain receipts from Michigan Agricultural College (now Michigan State University) for room and board, subscriptions to "The College Speculum", and enrollment fees from 1881-1883. The collection also contains a few pieces of handwritten poetry as well as quotes.
Albert Drake papers
Barbarian Yop publication
The collection consists of one issue of the student publication, Barbarian Yop, circa 1984. The issue is described as "a Left Bank Publication." The issue contains poetry and humorous stories.
Blanket publication
The collection contains an issue of the Blanket, a Michigan State University student arts magazine. The magazine featured poems, etchings, drawings, and lithographs.
Brownson family papers
Carl Morse poetry collection
The Carl Morse poetry collection consist of approximately .5 linear feet of material dating from 1982 to 1986. The collection contains one signed and annotated copy of the self-published poetry book 'The Curse of the Future Fairy' (1982), a typescript of the poem 'Kinderscenen,' and two hand-illustrated broadsides.
Clarence C. Case papers
The materials in these papers consist mainly of correspondence, manuscripts, notes, and statements concerning Case's military career, his efforts to re-establish the CCC, the establishment of Citizens for Conservation, Inc., the 1958 Senate race, the Michigan Department of Economic Development, and the Youth Conservation Corps. Also included are poetry written by Case and a number of booklets on a variety of subjects which he collected.
College of Arts and Letters records
Copper Kettle recipes
Copper Kettle recipes are collections of recipes weekly featured on the Copper Kettle Kitchen television show. The collection also includes some poems and quotes.
David Dylan Jones papers
The David Dylan Jones papers contain manuscripts, typescripts, carbon copies, and printed matter of articles, poetry and correspondence relating to his membership in the Michigan State University Railroad Club, research interests in railrod history, and more broad literary activities, including his manuscript "Death, Van Dyke Style."