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Barbed Wire
Poetry and Photographs of the West
by John S. Harris
Photographs by L. Douglas Hill
Provo, UT: BYU Press, 1974

Additional publications of this title
Springville, UT: Juniper Press, 1993 (73p.)


Genre:		Poetry Collection

HBLL Call No: PS 3558 .A6464 B3 1993

This publication includes:
First Spring Ride by John S. Harris	Poetry
Adaptation by John S. Harris	Poetry
Watering Turn by John S. Harris	Poetry
Rock Pile by John Sterling Harris	Poetry
Hawk by John S. Harris	Poetry
Progress by John S. Harris	Poetry
Polly Sleeps by John S. Harris	Poetry
Hay Derrick by John Sterling Harris	Poetry
Mercur, Utah by John S. Harris	Poetry
The Gate by John S. Harris	Poetry
Notes on Infantry Weapons by John S. Harris	Poetry
Tag, I.D. by John S. Harris	Poetry
The Whittler by John S. Harris	Poetry
Populus Tremulus by John S. Harris	Poetry
Fallow by John S. Harris	Poetry
Juniper Trees by John S. Harris	Poetry
Teleology by John S. Harris	Poetry
Canticle Two by John Sterling Harris	Poetry
Tack Room by John S. Harris	Poetry
Hackamore by John S. Harris	Poetry
Ice Crystals by John S. Harris	Poetry
Vulnerability by John S. Harris	Poetry
Incident in the Ice Cream Parlor by John S. Harris	Poetry
Canticle One by John Sterling Harris	Poetry
Horned Toad by John S. Harris	Poetry
The Assassination of Emma Gray by John Sterling Harris	Poetry
Daddy Long Legs by John S. Harris Pages: 21	Poetry

Reviewed In:
On the Precipice: Three Mormon Poets by Edward A. Geary
[Review of] Barbed Wire: Poetry and Photographs of the West by John S. Harris and L. Douglas Hill by Clarice Short