A nest of sonnets
By: A. Poulin, Jr. ; Frontispiece by Robert Marx
Contributors: Marx, Robert E. (Robert Ernst), 1925- artist; Lyons, Joan, 1937- book designer; Solano, Louisa, former owner; Visual Studies Workshop. Press; BOA Editions, Ltd
Series: BOA pamphlets, Series A ; no. 7; BOA pamphlets -- no. 7.
Publisher: BOA Editions, Ltd.
Published: 1985
Place of publication: Brockport, NY
Language: eng
Number of pages: 10
Work titles: Poems
Notes: "A sequence of poems by A. Poulin, Jr., with a frontispiece by Robert Marx, designed by Joan Lyons and printed by Visual Studies Workshop, Rochester, New York, has been published in a first edition of one thousand copies." --Colophon.

"Issued as a Seasonal Greeting to the Friends of Lift Bridge Book Shop and of BOA Editions, Ltd." --Title page.
Table of contents: title: First lines of untitled poems :; title: These harbingers of spring are really dumb --; title: Now why does that forsythia insist --; title: A woodsy drama is unfolding here: --; title: The sound of copulation's in the air! --; title: I'm getting sick of all this tender rustic stuff --; title: The weatherman was right, of course: last night --; title: But look, while we were worrying to death --; title: These moths won't settle for a simple death --; title: Well, Wildebeest, what do you think of that? --; title: What happened to the farmer's son in me.