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<FONT SIZE=+3 COLOR=#400000><B>Forgotten Ground Regained</B></FONT>
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<FONT SIZE=+1 COLOR=164717><I>A treasury of alliterative<BR> and accentual verse</I></FONT></CENTER>
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<A HREF="deane.htm">Paul Douglas Deane</A>
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<hr size=1><P><FONT SIZE=+1 COLOR="#400000"><B><I>Contributors: 1999</I></B></FONT><BR>
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<a href="johnstn.htm" TARGET="_parent">George Johnston</a><BR>
<a href="martin.htm" TARGET="_parent">Eric F.J. Martin</a><BR>
<a href="murphy.htm" TARGET="_parent">Timothy Murphy</a><BR>
<a href="sullvn.htm" TARGET="_parent">Alan Sullivan</a><BR>
<a href="ward.htm" TARGET="_parent">Christie Ward</a><BR>
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<FONT SIZE=+2><B><I>Contributor</I></B>: Eric F.J. Martin</FONT>
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<P>Eric F.J. Martin is a poet living in Presque Isle, Maine.
<P>He writes that he is:
<UL><P><I>currently working on a large number of projects, including
a small collection of Old English poems in translation, including
<U>The Exile's Complaint</U>, <U>The Wanderer</U>, <U>The Seafarer</U>,
<U>The Ruined City</U>, <U>Speech of Satan</U>, <U>Norman-Saxon fragment
on Death</U> and <U>The Elegy of the Last Survivor</U> from Beowulf.
... other projects include a couple of narrative poems in octosyllabic
couplets (<U>The Scythian</U>, <U>Attila</U>, a meditative poem in blank verse
(<U>Tomis: A Poem of Exile</U>); a drama in the Classical Greek tradition
(<U>Prometheus the Fire-Bringer</U>); and two collections of satirical poems
(<U>Midas: A Parable on Criticism</U>, <U>Juvenalia</U> -- free translations of
Juvenal's 1st and 2nd satires).</UL>
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