Poems by Robert Clairmont (1902)
- AGED MILLIONAIRE DIES AS BODY CRASHES CAR
- AND I WILL BE A BLACKNESS ON A LITTLE SQUARE OF GOLD
- BEAUTIFUL LONG BLONDE HAIR LEGEND
- How Pretty Girls Are
- I AN ORGANISM HERE IN LOWER SIX
- Mr. Allen
- N.Y. Harbor: Sunday Evening
- O THERE WERE BIG RED BUILDINGS SOMEWHERE IN MY CHILDHOOD
- Ocean Greyhounds
- TALL BUILDINGS IN FOUR O'CLOCK STREETS
- The Tan Suit Person and Importance in New York
- These Ever Just So Six Million New York Hearts and Dorothy
- TO SYLVIA ON GOING THROUGH THE P.R.R. HUDSON TUBES
Robert Clairmont was born in 1902 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He attended the University of Pittsburgh and Columbia University. Clairmont is author of tar in the West, Quintillions and Forever X. He was editor of the New Cow of Greenwich Village and of the poetry magazine Pegasus in the early 1950's. The book Millionaire Playboy by Tom Boggs is a fictionalized account of Robert Clairmont's life.
