No Light Evaded.

Francestown, NH : Golden Quill Press, 1957., 1957. Good. [1st edition] ; 80 pp. ; 20 cm. ; LCCN: 58-39091 ; LC: PS3525.U564; Dewey: 811.5 ; OCLC: 2692693 ; textured gold and grey faux leather with gold lettering and designs ; no dustjacket ; SIGNED presentation to John Ransom Lewis, Jr., the Poet Laureate of Georgia, on front ep ; Contents: Family style -- Sunday at the beach -- Jury duty -- New development -- Lunch hour: City square -- Scavenger woman -- Casualty -- Cocktail lounge -- Duel in the park -- Backwash -- Main event -- Home for the aged -- Charity case -- Visiting hours -- Men's ward -- State institution -- No credit line -- Factual escape -- Pin-up girl -- Enigma -- Premiere danseuse -- At the station -- First Everest -- Gym meet -- Home is... -- Boy's camp -- First forever -- box stall -- Paper chase -- Song for a daughter -- High jump -- Wood carving -- I, Van Gogh -- Dwarf -- What price light effects -- Dime a dance -- Babalu -- Devil doll -- Final authority -- Armistice Ball -- Paris continuity -- Heart of a house -- Poe t -- Old woman on a beach -- The view is impressive -- The white, the windy dawn -- Hare and tortoise -- Along the wind -- Expendables -- Sleep is an abstract -- Forecast -- Illusive Island -- Intermission -- Stranger in the streets -- Close off the flowering field -- The cleansing -- I am not here -- Innocent evening -- Piano piece -- Haunted house -- Worker in wood -- Wedding reception -- Elm Street -- The pointed and the round -- Old Kate -- Reminiscence -- Portrait of my Grandmother -- First visit. ; smudge on front cover ; "...exquisite poems by Lisa Crenelle, who is Mrs. Crenelle Munroe of New York City. 'Delicate as lace'"--American Poetry Magazine, 1946. Lisa Crenelle for many years wrote an internationally syndicated daily column for King Features ; "Lisa Crenelle's No Light Evaded lives up to its title. Her poems are terse and honestly phrased in the everyday American language."--Voices, 1957 ; G