C-26 "The Scaler's Prayer," Anonymous. Five stanzas of rhyme which relate the woes of life as a Forest Service timber scaler. The poem probably dates to 1965. [RRSNF/SOU-HL]

L-0 The file includes various poems, and a photocopy of Medford Mail Tribune from September 7, 2006.

The materials include Volume 46, Number 2 of Publications of the Modern Language Association of America (PMLA) with an article titled "The Recovery of the Metre of Cid," written by William Ellery Leonard.

The article discusses the reprinting of the poems of the "Hundreth Sundry Flowers." The article notes the history, the writers, and the editors behind it.

The document discusses a book of poems discovered in Dr. Rosenbach's New York library that contains various unfamiliar Elizabethan poems signed anonymously.

The documents include notes regarding Sir William Raleigh’s poems, but focuses on The Lie and all of its manuscripts.

Poetry books written by various female and queer witers ranging many different genres. Some of the authors include Bethroot Gwynn, Tee Corinne, Christina V. Pacosz, Chris Mallette, and many others.

Poetry books written by various female and queer witers ranging many different genres. Some of the authors include Jennifer Weston, G. L. Morrison, Tee Corinne, Joan Peterson, and many others.

D-17 "Ode to a Pork Chop," by Randy Perkins, Rogue River National Forest, Medford, Oregon. A poem in the comic vein, concerning the mistaken ordering of 400 lbs. of excess pork chops for the crews fighting the 1955 Sterling Peak fire. [RR-SNF/SOU-HL]

Correspondence and printed materials