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TO MIX WITH ME NEW AND SELECTED POEMS by May Swenson, 1963 The New Yorker - February 2, 1963 by May Swenson, Thomas Williams, W. D. Snodgrass, Philip Hamburger Natacha Stewart, 1963-01-01 The New Yorker - February 20, 1965 by S. J. Perelman, May Swenson, John Updike, Howard Moss, Renata Adle Roger Angell, 1965 The New Yorker, Mar. 21, 1983 "Double Exposure" by May Swenson, 1983-01-01 To Mix With Time by May Swenson, 1963 Poets of Today. Eight Volumes (complete run): I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, VIII. by May Swenson, Harry Duncan, Louis Simpson, George Garrett, et al. James Dickey, 1961 BASIN OF EGGS.|A by May Swenson, 1982 To Mix With Time. New and Selected Poems. by MAY. SWENSON, 1963 The New Yorker - April 23, 1966 by John Updike, Philip Hamburger, Ivy Litvinov, Jospeh Tusiani, Harry May Swenson, 1966-01-01 Women: stories by May and others Swenson, 1955 PAINTBRUSH, A Journal of Poetry, Translations and Letters Vol. III No. 6 (Autumn by B. M., Editor (May Swenson, Lu Yu, Cesar Vallejo, Stuart Friebert, Floy BENNANI, 1976-01-01 To Mix With Time by May Swenson, 2009-01-01 The New Yorker - February 13, 1965 by May Swenson, Grover Amen, Louis Simpson, Gerald Jonas, Anne Freman Paul Brodeur, 1965 Spleen and Other Stories by Baron De Besenval; Havelock Ellis (intro); May Swenson Pierre-Victor, 1928-01-01

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61. Nature: Poems Old And New | Kevin Bezner | Review | Oyster Boy Review 14
    Nature Poems Old and New Poems by may swenson Reviewed by Kevin Bezner. NaturePoems Old and New. may swenson. Mariner Books/Houghton Miflin, 2000.  
    http://www.oysterboyreview.com/14/BeznerK-Swenson.html
    
    Extractions: 240 pages. $15.00 (paperback). The last line of May Swenson's poem "The Exchange" which appears at the end of the short opening section of Nature: Poems Old and New is this supplication: "Water, invite me to your bed." This humble and quiet but beautifully crafted line serves as a perfect summary of how Swenson views what the editors of this book have chosen to call nature. Throughout this collection of poems by an unusually gifted writer who is now largely overlooked, we are offered the precise thoughts of a poet who not only observed the non-human world around her, but inhabited it. There probably isn't a poet who has ever lived who hasn't written somehow about nature. But few ever live in and with the land and the other creatures, the universe beyond what has been created by human beings. Swenson is one of these few. Although understandable, it is unfortunate that this collection is called

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    Query Results 1 through of 10 for may swenson Books Compare Book Prices - mayswenson The NexTag price comparison guide helps you find the lowest prices  
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63. May Swenson
    Spring 1991, Volume 8.1 Poetry. may swenson. Editor's Note may swensondied on 4 December 1989 at Bethany Beach, Delaware. She was  
    http://weberstudies.weber.edu/archive/archive A Vol. 1-10.3/Vol. 8.1/8.1 Swenso
    
    Extractions: Poetry MAY SWENSON Editor's Note: We publish posthumously a group of hitherto unpublished poems of May Swenson followed by a literary memoir written by her writer/editor brother, Paul Swenson, in place of the "Interview" series. May Swenson died on 4 December 1989 at Bethany Beach, Delaware. She was born on 28 May 1913 in Logan, Utah, a daughter of Dan Arthur and Anna Margaret (Helberg) Swenson. After taking her B.S. degree from Utah State University, she moved to New York, NY, never to return to Utah on a permanent basis. May Swenson's career in belles lettres is a rich mosaic of dedication and achievements. Poet, critic, scholar, editor, writer in residence, and lecturer, she left behind a significant body of work. She was recipient of numerous prizes and awards for her poetry: American Introductions Prize in 1955; William Rose Benet Prize of the Poetry Society of America in 1959; Longview Foundation Award in 1959; National Institute of Arts and Letters Award in 1960; Brandeis University Creative Arts Award in 1967; Lucy Martin Donnelly Award of Bryn Mawr College in 1968; Shelley Poetry Award in 1968, to name a few. In 1959, Ms. Swenson received the Guggenheim fellowship, followed by the Amy Lowell Travelling Scholarship in 1960, a Ford Foundation grant in 1964, the Bollingen Prize for poetry in 1984, and the MacArthur Fellowship in 1987. She worked for a time as an editor for New Directions and was writer in residence at Purdue University (1966-67). She lectured widely on university and college campuses.

64. Jenni A. Swenson
    Jenni A. swenson jswenson@soils.umn.edu. MS Soil Genesis and Classification,Department of Soil, Water, and Climate, University of Minnesota, may 2001;  
    http://www.soils.umn.edu/~jswenson/

65. Poet: May Swenson - All Poems Of May Swenson
    may swenson, Poem. Books by may swenson; Click here to search for books of / aboutmay swenson at Amazon; Find everything about may swenson at Google or Altavista.  
    http://www.poemhunter.com/p/t/poet.asp?poet=8884

66. Index
    My Background I was born Loretta Myra swenson in Kansas City, Wyandotte County,Kansas on 5 may 19, second daughter of Orville Oren, b. 19 Dec.  
    http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Park/3008/
    
    Extractions: Mission Statement To promote genealogical research and the sharing of that research with one another. To preserve family history. To promote a strong Family affection and brother/sisterhood with members of our great family. By sharing our research, we may be able to better tie the different lines together. Please do not take everything you find on any of the family data files as ABSOLUTE FACT. Much of the information posted comes from sources that I have not verified yet, some have been sent to me, others found on internet and finally those researched and found at libraries, churches or gov't. organizations. I'll be happy to forward the source of any thing you find.

67. Hit May 10, 1997
    A Trip through the WPKN Library may 10, 1997 110 in the Shade; 110 inthe Shade (OCR); Inga swenson; Love, Don't Turn Away; RCA Victor LOC 1085.  
    http://www.wpkn.org/playlists/ht970510.htm

68. MedicalMoment.org
    progress. Some of the murmurs may resolve on their own. A small holein the heart may close, for example, Dr. swenson said. In  
    http://www.medicalmoment.org/monthly/02-03/cardiology/index.asp
    
    Extractions: Among the most frightening words new parents can hear are a pediatrician telling them their baby may have a heart problem. Yet most problems detected through well-baby exams turn out to be benign, while others are treatable with close clinical observation or the modern arsenal of cardiac drugs. Some problems, detected through fetal ultrasound, are even treatable before birth. Dr. Jeanine Swenson, a pediatric cardiologist with Advanced Healthcare, sees a wide range of problems from newborns up to adults with congenital heart disease. She notes that the most common problem that leads to referrals is heart murmurs, but she also sees patients with stenosis (stiff and narrowed valves in the heart), syncope (insufficient blood flow, often causing loss of consciousness), shortness of breath and other problems. She also does fetal echocardiograms if a problem is suspected.

69. USN Ships--USS Lyman K. Swenson (DD-729)
    USS Lyman K. swenson decommissioned in February 1971. In may 1974, she was soldto the Republic of China to provide spare parts for other ships of her type.  
    http://www.history.navy.mil/photos/sh-usn/usnsh-l/dd729.htm
    
    Extractions: Selected Views and Ship's Insignia. USS Lyman K. Swenson , a 2200-ton Allan M. Sumner class destroyer built at Bath, Maine, was commissioned in May 1944. Following an Atlantic shakedown she went to the Pacific, where she was to serve continuously for twenty-seven years. From September 1944 to the end of the war with Japan in August 1945, Lyman K. Swenson was active in operations off Leyte, Luzon, the China and Indochina coasts, the Japanese home islands and Okinawa. After a brief post-war return to the U.S., she deployed to the Western Pacific in 1946-47, then spent a few years training Naval Reservists along the U.S. Pacific coast. In March 1950, Lyman K. Swenson again went to the Far East where the late June outbreak of the Korean War soon involved her in vigorous combat activities. In three tours off Korea in 1950-53, she performed shore bombardment, blockading, and fleet screening duties. Her role in the September 1950 Inchon invasion is especially notable. After the Korean Armistice, Lyman K. Swenson

70. AMNews: May 6, 2002. Ruling Preserves Assisted Suicide In Oregon -- For Now ...
    swenson noted that the ruling may create momentum for assisted suicidemovements in other states. We think it should help, because  
    http://www.ama-assn.org/sci-pubs/amnews/pick_02/prsc0506.htm
    
    Extractions: ADVERTISEMENT PROFESSIONAL ISSUES By Andis Robeznieks AMNews staff. May 6, 2002. A federal judge's ruling that U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft had overstepped his authority when he declared that writing lethal-dose prescriptions was not "legitimate medical practice" gave some observers of Oregon's physician-assisted suicide debate a feeling of déjà vu. "We've been through this before," said Oregon Medical Assn. Associate Executive Director Jim Kronenberg. With this article See related content This thought was echoed by Scott Swenson, executive director of Oregon Death With Dignity. Swenson noted that Oregon had approved physician-assisted suicide in two statewide referendums, that the U.S. Congress twice had failed to overturn the law, and that in 1997 the U.S. Supreme Court essentially had ruled that it was up to individual states to decide whether physician-assisted suicide should be permitted.

71. Color Country Training Schedule
    S130/190 S-234_Fire School - Panguitch Lake,UT. Tracy swenson. may 20-24, 2002. S-212Wildland Power Saws / Cedar City FS. Tracy swenson. may 28-30, 2002.  
    http://www.ut.blm.gov/ccifc/CC02trainingschedule.htm
    
    Extractions: Wildland Fire Fire Training Agenda - 2002 Course Name Location Contact/Coordinator Dates Zion NP Sean Gaines March 6, 2002 Cedar City BLM Randy Turrill March 18, 2002 Bryce Canyon NP Ross Wilmore March 27, 2002 Cedar City BLM Randy Turrill April 15, 2002 Aerial ignition refresher - workshop / Bryce Canyon Ross Wilmore April 15-19, 2002 B-3 Aviation Refresher / St. George BLM Blake Ford April 16, 2002 Aerial Ignition Workshop Richfield Interagency Blake Ford April 8-12, 2002 Zion NP James Courtright April 23, 2002 Cedar City FS Tracy Swenson April 30, 2002 Dude Fire Trip(Payson AZ.) – Dixie National Forest Bret Fay May 1 – 2, 2002 State Larry Leforte May 3, 2002 / Kanab BLM Weston Burch May 6, 2002 Zion NP James Courtright/Shane Paxton May 9, 2002 S-212 Wildland Power Saws / State Larry Leforte May 13, 2002 B-3 Aviation Refresher Cedar City NPS Jason Hofman May 13, 2002 Pack Test / Cedar City BLM Randy Turrill May 13, 2002 Fire Refresher * / St. George BLM

72. Baltimore City Paper: Arch Angel (May 3 - May 9, 2000)
    swenson, she manages to keep the satirical elements balanced with a genuine sympathyfor her characters or, at the very least, for her protagonist, who may  
    http://www.citypaper.com/2000-05-03/imprint.html
    
    Extractions: Go to the Imprints Archives. Recently in Imprints: At Long Last, Lancaster - Burt Lancaster: An American Life, By Kate BufordKnopf, 447... (Apr. 19, 2000) Visiting Davis - Miles and Me, By Quincy TroupeUniversity of California Press,... (Apr. 19, 2000) Existential Mystery - City of God, By E.L. DoctorowRandom House, 272 pages,... (Apr. 19, 2000) More by Sandy Asirvatham A Taxing Question - In principle, I don't have a problem with income taxes.... in Underwhelmed (Apr. 19, 2000) In Glory's Shadow: Shannon Faulkner, the Citadel and a Changing America - Given the importance of its subject matter, this book's confusing... in Imprints (Mar. 8, 2000) Dead Wrong - There are lots of good arguments against the death penalty.... in Underwhelmed (Mar. 8, 2000) May 3 - May 9, 2000 EMAIL SANDY ASIRVATHAM Arch Angel Review By Sandy Asirvatham Blue Angel HarperCollins, 304 pages, $25 Francine Prose may be better known these days as critic than novelist: She's recently written pieces for Harper's and The New York Times magazine on some predictably controversial topics, such as the poor quality and manipulative cheesiness of popular culture aimed specifically at women (think

73. The Love Poems Of May Swenson Paperback: 85 Pages; (November 1991) More Product
    The Love Poems of may swenson Paperback 85 pages; (November 1991) Moreproduct details I have read this book, and I want to review it.  
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74. Bishop Swenson Preaches Difficult Text At Difficult Time
    CLEVELAND (UMNS) – United Methodist Bishop Mary Ann swenson stepped to the podiumat General Conference on may 12 with a difficult task After two days of  
    http://umns.umc.org/gc2000news/stories/gc070.htm
    
    Extractions: call (615) 742-5470. May 12, 2000 GC-070 Bishop Swenson preaches difficult text at difficult time "There was a lot pain and hurt yesterday, something that I really wanted to speak to, especially since it is our last day together," Swenson said. "But here I have this text where Jesus says, ‘Think not that I have come to bring peace; I have not come to bring peace, but a sword.’" Swenson, who leads the church’s Denver Area, was not among those arrested, but she participated in a rally and march May 10 in support of changing the denomination’s position. Four years earlier, at the 1996 General Conference, she was one of the 15 "dissenting bishops" who signed a declaration opposing the church’s policy. In her sermon on Matthew 10:34, Swenson introduced the sword as an image of separation and clarity, of decisiveness about purpose. "I wanted to use the image to ‘cut through’ all of the stuff that keeps us from doing what we are supposed to do as the church." Swenson spoke of her frustration with institutional matters. She said that this was the source of her pledge for the last year to spend 1,000 hours of direct, hands-on service with homeless people and low-income children in her area. The delegates responded with applause.

75. May '02 Bird Sightings At Fermilab
    pond, a Turkey Vulture was flying over the north edge of the main ringand two Dunlin were in the horse field by swenson rd. Tuesday, may 7.  
    http://www.fnal.gov/ecology/wildlife/year/May.htm
    
    Extractions: Birds of Fermilab The Full List List of Pictures Site Guide ... Graphs May '02 Bird Sightings at Fermilab Author: Peter Kasper May 31 May 29 May 28 ... May 1 More Henslow's Sparrow s ! Up to seven birds were found along the east side of A.E.Sea today. I only managed to find two migrants today, an Alder Flycatcher and a Blackpoll Warbler . A first year male Orchrd Oriole was singing in the oak savannah in the the center of the main ring and I managed to count the Hooded Merganser's ducklings. There were eight. This morning I concentrated on grassland areas in locations where Henslow's Sparrow s have been recorded. At least five singing males were found; three in the Main Ring prairie, one along south Eola Rd, and one by the Garden Club. In addition we had three or four Grasshopper Sparrow s along south Eola rd. and two pairs of Wilson's Phalarope s in the ponds along north Eola rd. It was an excellent morning for birdwatching today and there were also some good birds to be seen. The best find was a family of about 10 Hooded Merganser ducklings following their mother inside the Main Ring. The is the first confirmed site breeding record for this species. A

76. Sven (Engelbrektsson) Swenson
    Carl Edgar swenson, born Dec.27.1890 in Rockford IL.; died Nov.04.1978 in RockfordIL.. He married Eva Garver may.21.1918 in Rockford IL; born Jul.15.1889 in  
    http://longstrom.com/swanson/descenda.htm
    
    Extractions: There are pictures of the family in the lounge. Generation No. 1 Sven (Engelbrektsson) Swenson (Engelbrekt Svensson, Sven Rasmusson, Rasmus Olofsson, Olof Larsson, Lars Olofsson) was born Nov.13.1826 in Jonsbråna, Järn, and died Apr.28.1894 in Rockford IL.. He married Kerstin Eriksdotter Nov.13.1853 in Bolstad, daughter of Erik Andersson and Karin Andersdotter. She was born Nov.19.1825 in Klandret, Qvantenburg, Bolstad, and died Aug.19.1899 in Rockford IL.. Notes for Sven (Engelbrektsson) Swenson: Sven (Engelbrektsson) Swenson, moved from Sweden to Rockford Illinois in apx. 1881. He worked as a cabinet maker in a furniture factory, and eventually worked for his son Carl Johan at the Skandia furniture factory. Sven is buried in Rockford at the Scandinavian cemetery.

77. Fine Arts And Recreation - The Central Library - Queens Borough Public Library
    Stevens, Wallace, Wallace Stevens Reading his Poems. Strand, Mark, Mark Strand.swenson, may, may swenson. Tolkien, JRR, Poems and Songs of Middle Earth.  
    http://www.queenslibrary.org/central/far/index.asp?far=farpoem

78. Find A Poet: The All-poetry Encyclopedia. Submit A Site!: Poets : S : May Swenso
    Join the Everypoet Exchange Banner Network. Find a Poet the allpoetryencyclopedia. Submit a site! Poets S may swenson.  
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79. Elon Vs Clemson (May 09, 2002)
    2002 CLEMSON BASEBALL Elon at Clemson may 09, 2002 at Clemson, SC (Doug Kingsmore)Elon 8 (3019) Player AB R H RBI BB SO PO A 5 0 3 2 0 1 2 0 0 swenson, Jim 1b  
    http://clemsontigers.ocsn.com/sports/m-basebl/spec-rel/cu050902.htm

80. Cross Lake CemeteryQueen Township
    World War II Mohon, Christian N. 1855 – 1921 swenson, Ole Father Mar 31, 1854 –Apr 9, 1946 swenson, Lena Mother may 3, 1858 – may 3, 1927 Brustad, Carl A  
    http://www.rootsweb.com/~mnpolk/crosslake_cemqueen_newer.htm

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