Contents “The White Man’s Burden,” Oakland, Saturday Night, June 10, 1899. “A Ballade of Wild Bees,” Out West, March, 1902. “Recognition,” Saturday Evening Post, May 27, 1926. “Pegasus at the Plow,” Saturday Evening Post, July 20, 1929. “The Little People,” Saturday Evening Post, December, 14, 1929. “Nineteen Thirty-One,” Saturday Evening Post, November, 7, 1931. “At the Last Minute,” 1933. “At the Last Minute,” 1938. “An Epitaph,” undated. “At the Last Minute,” undated. “The Blowin’ of the Whistles,” The Republican-Herald, undated. “The Hired Man on Horseback,” undated. Copy. “The Horse Wrangler,” undated. “The Santa Fe Trail,” undated. “A Song of Three Sinners,” undated. “A Song About Trying,” undated. “Spring Song,” undated. “The Tenderfoot,” undated. “The Turn of the Road,” undated. “Venture’s End,” undated. Signed by Rhodes. “The Watch Job,” undated. “Untitled.” Copy. The note on this poem says that Rhodes wrote the poem when he was a visitor at the Baily Farm, undated. Untitled, undated. Untitled, undated. Page 2. Untitled, undated. Pages 2-3. Untitled, undated. Untitled, undated. Page 3. Transcribed poems sent to Brent Ashabranner by Alan Rhodes, February 17, 1953. Includes a letter from Alan Rhodes regarding the poems. “The Golden Gate.” “The White Man’s Burden.” “IO Paean! IO Paean! “A Song For All Poor Sinners.” “More Matches.” “A Toast.” “I Loved My Love Forever.” “When I Come Into Mine Estate.” “The End of the String.” “The Near- Ballade of Master Minds.” “A Ditty of Due Bills.” Untitled fragment included with the other transcribed poems.

Contents “The White Man’s Burden,” Oakland, Saturday Night, June 10, 1899. “A Ballade of Wild Bees,” Out West, March, 1902. “Recognition,” Saturday Evening Post, May 27, 1926. “Pegasus at the Plow,” Saturday Evening Post, July 20, 1929. “The Little People,” Saturday Evening Post, December, 14, 1929. “Nineteen Thirty-One,” Saturday Evening Post, November, 7, 1931. “At the Last Minute,” 1933. “At the Last Minute,” 1938. “An Epitaph,” undated. “At the Last Minute,” undated. “The Blowin’ of the Whistles,” The Republican-Herald, undated. “The Hired Man on Horseback,” undated. Copy. “The Horse Wrangler,” undated. “The Santa Fe Trail,” undated. “A Song of Three Sinners,” undated. “A Song About Trying,” undated. “Spring Song,” undated. “The Tenderfoot,” undated. “The Turn of the Road,” undated. “Venture’s End,” undated. Signed by Rhodes. “The Watch Job,” undated. “Untitled.” Copy. The note on this poem says that Rhodes wrote the poem when he was a visitor at the Baily Farm, undated. Untitled, undated. Untitled, undated. Page 2. Untitled, undated. Pages 2-3. Untitled, undated. Untitled, undated. Page 3. Transcribed poems sent to Brent Ashabranner by Alan Rhodes, February 17, 1953. Includes a letter from Alan Rhodes regarding the poems. “The Golden Gate.” “The White Man’s Burden.” “IO Paean! IO Paean! “A Song For All Poor Sinners.” “More Matches.” “A Toast.” “I Loved My Love Forever.” “When I Come Into Mine Estate.” “The End of the String.” “The Near- Ballade of Master Minds.” “A Ditty of Due Bills.” Untitled fragment included with the other transcribed poems., Box: 2, Folder: 5. New Mexico State University Library Archives and Special Collections.

Contents “The White Man’s Burden,” Oakland, Saturday Night, June 10, 1899. “A Ballade of Wild Bees,” Out West, March, 1902. “Recognition,” Saturday Evening Post, May 27, 1926. “Pegasus at the Plow,” Saturday Evening Post, July 20, 1929. “The Little People,” Saturday Evening Post, December, 14, 1929. “Nineteen Thirty-One,” Saturday Evening Post, November, 7, 1931. “At the Last Minute,” 1933. “At the Last Minute,” 1938. “An Epitaph,” undated. “At the Last Minute,” undated. “The Blowin’ of the Whistles,” The Republican-Herald, undated. “The Hired Man on Horseback,” undated. Copy. “The Horse Wrangler,” undated. “The Santa Fe Trail,” undated. “A Song of Three Sinners,” undated. “A Song About Trying,” undated. “Spring Song,” undated. “The Tenderfoot,” undated. “The Turn of the Road,” undated. “Venture’s End,” undated. Signed by Rhodes. “The Watch Job,” undated. “Untitled.” Copy. The note on this poem says that Rhodes wrote the poem when he was a visitor at the Baily Farm, undated. Untitled, undated. Untitled, undated. Page 2. Untitled, undated. Pages 2-3. Untitled, undated. Untitled, undated. Page 3. Transcribed poems sent to Brent Ashabranner by Alan Rhodes, February 17, 1953. Includes a letter from Alan Rhodes regarding the poems. “The Golden Gate.” “The White Man’s Burden.” “IO Paean! IO Paean! “A Song For All Poor Sinners.” “More Matches.” “A Toast.” “I Loved My Love Forever.” “When I Come Into Mine Estate.” “The End of the String.” “The Near- Ballade of Master Minds.” “A Ditty of Due Bills.” Untitled fragment included with the other transcribed poems., Box: 2, Folder: 5. New Mexico State University Library Archives and Special Collections. https://nmarchives.unm.edu/repositories/18/archival_objects/377532 Accessed November 22, 2024.