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(1913-1995) Poet. Kenneth Lawrence Beaudoin was a poet best known for his “eye” poems. He was founder of the Poetry Society of Tennessee and was named “Poet Laureate of the River” in 1976 at the Mid-South Festival. He also ran an art gallery for many years in Greenwich Village, Manhattan, New York.

Full Name

Kenneth Lawrence Beaudoin

Locations

New York

Author's Timeline


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OTHER

Beaudoin ran an art gallery for many years in Greenwich Village, Manhattan, New York.

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LITWORK

Pavanne For Gorley Dead

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Hot Springs Holiday

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Strange April

1913

BIRTH

Kenneth Lawrence Beaudoin was born in 1913.

1950

LITWORK

The Warren Mounds: A Preliminary Survey
Amerind.

Nonfiction.

1950

LITWORK

January Haiku And Eye-Poems
Memphis, Tennessee.

Holo-graph edition.

1965

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A Book Of The Hours
Memphis, Tennessee.

Poems.

1970

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Selected Poems And Eye-poems, 1940-1970
Olivant Press.

Poetry.

1974

LITWORK

Moon In Jefferson Street

1975

LITWORK

River Cycle #4

1995

DEATH

Kenneth Lawrence Beaudoin died in 1995.

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