The Shadows Lengthen
Subtitle: Twenty poems concerned with that part of life called dying
Publisher: Harold Salisbury
Published: 1960 (No date in book;  guesstimate.)
Place of publication: Portland, Oregon (guesstimate)
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 24
Description: Cover and inside cover are the same:  a b-w sketch of a male figure standing, waving at his long shadow, which is, of course, waving back at him.
The book is undated.  It was given to me by H. S., probably sometime between 1962 and 1965.
Table of contents: title: Complete; title: When; title: Giving; title: My Epitaph; title: End of the Line; title: The Raft; title: My Departure; title: When I Wake; title: The Great Campaign; title: The Aureate Dawn; title: Turn the Record Over; title: Autobiography; title: The Wave; title: When I Shall Wander; title: Who Is This In Bed With Me; title: Kidnapped; title: Some Day; title: The Greatest Farmer; title: When They Bury My Bones; title: Blind Date