Witt (book)

Witt (book)
Witt  
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Author(s) Patti Smith
Cover artist Robert Mapplethorpe
Country United States
Language English
Genre(s) Poetry
Publisher Gotham Book Mart
Publication date 1973
Media type Hardcover, Paperback
Pages 45
ISBN 9780910664332
OCLC Number 2913612
For other uses, see Witt.

Witt is a poetry collection by Patti Smith, published in 1973.[1]

Contents

  1. "Notice"
  2. "Witt"
  3. "October 20"
  4. "Dragnet"
  5. "Dream of Rimbaud"
  6. "To Remember Debbie Denise"
  7. "Sonnet"
  8. "Mock Death"
  9. "What Makes Ruda Ivory"
  10. "Rape"
  11. "Georgia O'Keeffe"
  12. "Mustang"
  13. "Conch"
  14. "Soul Jive"
  15. "Picasso Laughing"
  16. "Gibralto"
  17. "Precious Little"
  18. "Notice 2"
  19. "Judith Revisited"
  20. "Balance"
  21. "Prayer"
  22. "Translators"

Notes

  1. ^ "Patti Smith -- Bibliography". http://www.oceanstar.com/patti/info/books.htm. Retrieved 2008-03-14. 

External links

  • Witt at Google Books
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