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Best known for his work as a member of the avant-garde African American free jazz groups Art Ensemble of Chicago and the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians, Jarman is also a poet, writing poems of exile, travel and return home. Volume I contains poems composed 1960 to 1970; volume II from1972-1974. Volume II includes more prose, and is directed towards musicians and theatre people, with three poems "set" to music. All poems are undated.

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