Bill Knott (1940 - 1966)

Bill Knott, originally known as Saint Giraud, was born in Carson City, Michigan. Bill Knott is an associate professor at Emerson College in Boston. He first received recognition with The Naomi Poems published in 1968.

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	Poem	Comments
	(Desire)Threadbare(Desires)
	(End) of Summer (1966)
	(Poem) (Chicago) (The Were-Age)
	2 Futilists
	Advice From The Experts
	An Instructor's Dream
	Ancient Measures
	Castration Envy #11
	Cemetery
	Christmas At The Orphanage	1 Comment
	Compact Dusk
	Dearth Demise
	Death	2 Comments
	Escape Plan
	Excerpts From The Diary Of Damocles
	Face In The Window
	Feeding The Sun
	Flashbacks
	Fragments From The Beach
	Gimmie Shelter	1 Comment
	Goodbye
	Hair Poem
	Heritage
	Ledgelife
	Lesson
	Lifeguard Clinging To A Steeple
	Minor Poem	1 Comment
	Monopoly
	Nuremberg, U.S.A.	3 Comments
	Obsolescent
	Personal Poem Processor
	Picture
	Poem (After your death...)
	Poem (As your light side trees shy...)
	Poem To Poetry	1 Comment
	Self(The Poet Passé)Portrait
	Sleep
	Space
	Stress Therapy	1 Comment
	Tempestrousseau
	The Enemy
	The Hunger
	The Misunderstanding
	The Patriots
	The Unsubscriber
	To Ripley (Alien 1-4)