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Bob Dylan's college poetry auctioned for $78,000 [US]:

The 16 pages of poems hand-written in pencil formed the earliest Dylan manuscript ever offered for auction and it fetched the highest auction price to date for the acclaimed songwriter, according to Christie's.

A title page was inscribed in blue ink "Poems Without Titles," with the majority of the poems signed Dylan or Dylanism.

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1 comment:

At 8:13 AM,

rolly replied:

Ahh, Robert Zimmerman is a great poet. My kind of guy. I'm not surprised his works would fetch a high price.

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