A Blue Wing Tilts at the Edge of The Sea, inscribedLondon: Secker and Warburg, 1975. Rare inscribed hardcover poetry collection from Donald Hall. Inscribed "For Kim, this book I see so seldom, with pleasure Donald Hall, 13 May 1993," this is one of two signed copies we know of online. Hall was the first poetry editor at The Paris Review, a prolific poet for most of the 20th century. He was also a former poet laureate of the United States. Blue cloth over boards. Book nearly Fine with light sunning at

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