Helen Adam

I Helen Adam (b. Disiembri 2, 1909 king Glasgow, Scotland — m. Septiembri 19, 1993 king New York Lakanabalen) metung yang  Americanung watas, collagist ampong talalitratu nung nu kyabe ya keng kilusan keng San Francisco Renaissance, metung a kilusan keng malgung panuyulat a ausan dang  Beat Generation merapat king San Francisco, CA inyang dekadang 1950 ampong 1960. 

Ing metung a masanting a alimbwa iyapin ing Helen Adam's verse
"Margaretta's Rime":

Margaretta's Rime

In Amsterdam, that old city,
Church bells tremble and cry;
All day long their airy chiming
Clavers across the sky.

I am young in the old city,
My heart dead in my breast.
I hear the bells in the sky crying,
"Every being is blest."

In Amsterdam, that old city,
Alone at a window I stand,
A spangled garter my only clothing,
A candle flame in my hand.

The people who pass that lighted window,
Looking me up and down,
Know I am one more tourist trifle
For sale in this famous town.

Noon til dusk at the window waiting,
Nights of fury and shame.
I am young in an old city
Playing an older game.

I hear the bells in the sky crying
To the dead heart in my breast,
The gentle bells in the sky crying
Every being is blest."

Mepiling Mibulaglag 
 The Elfin Pedlar and Tales Told by the Pixie Pool, 1923
 Charms and Dreams from the Elfin Pedlar's Pack, 1924
 Shadow of the Moon, 1929
 The Queen O' Crow Castle, 1958
 Ballads, 1964
 Counting Out Rhyme, 1972
 Selected Poems and Ballads, 1974
 Ghosts and Grinning Shadows (a collection of short stories), 1977
 Turn Again to Me and Other Poems, 1977
 Gone Sailing, 1980 
 Songs with Music, 1982
 The Bells of Dis, 1984
 (With Auste Adam) Stone Cold Gothic, 1984.
 "San Francisco's Burning", 1985
 A Helen Adam Reader. Edited with notes and an introduction by Kristin Prevallet, 2008.

Dalerayan 

  Overview of the Helen Adam Papers in James Broughton's archive
The Reluctant Pixie Poole subtitled: A Recovery of Helen Adam's San Francisco Years, this is an early essay by Kristin Prevallet

Suglung Palual 
Helen Adam Author Page at Electronic Poetry Center includes extensive links to online works and biography
Helen Adam's Sweet Company essay by Kristin Prevallet

1909 births
1993 deaths
American poets
American women writers
People from Glasgow
Scottish women writers
20th-century women writers