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Willem Wilmink 1936-2003 born: October 25, 1936 in Enschede died: August 2, 2003 in Enschede To work: Letter to a Verkademeisje (1966) Goejanverwellesluis, sheaves of wheat, songs and poems (1971) A Strange Tiger and Other Poems (1972) Seven Songs for a Peak (1972) That Happens to Everyone (1973) Visit from Heaven (1975) The Scared Animal Forest (1976) The travel company of the Amstel (1976) The Songs for Children (1977) For Someone Naked (1977) 'The children's book from elfland to divorce' (1978) John Elephant (1978) Far from the City (1978) Murder in the Swamp (1979) Dorus dragon (1980) Koen make you my shoe (1983) My Brother (1983) This Fist On This Fist (1984) Three Voyages of Louis (1984) The wrong pan (1984) Watching With Your Eyes Closed (1984) Playful Speech (1984) What the Heart Is Full of (1985) We'll See What It Will Be (1985) Saturday in Paradise (1985) Neighbors (1986) Climb Into Your Pen (1986) Collected Songs and Poems (1986) Somewhere in France (1987) Good Evening, Playman (1987) Songs from the Jozefstraat (1987) On the poetry of Hendrik de Vries (1987) The Treacherous Child (1988) From Roodeschool to Lille (1988) Today Is The Big Day (1988) They Say the Earth Rotates (1988) The Child Is Father to the Man (1989) Rutger's Journey (1989) 'On Poetry for Children and Adults' (1990) Should it be feared that it never existed? (1990) What I Found, You'll Never Guess (1990) How to Write a Poem (1991) In the Muse's Kitchen (1991) A Dog Goes on a Journey (1992) Heftan tattat! (1992) Java Street (1992) Towards England (1992) The Wilhelmus (1993) I Get It (1993) Serious Enough (1994) Willem Wilmink's ABC (1995) Beware of Corsairs (1995) Twente (1995, cop. 1994) A Song of Songs of his own (1996) I had a house and hearth as a child (1996) Poetry writing course (1996) My Middle Ages (1998) The Pathmos Princess (1999) Where does that child come from? (2001) Expenses: Willem Wilmink omnibus (1986) The Journey of Saint Brandaan (1994)
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