Containing 105 leaves of typed, Xerox poems for Groom Falconer. Dubie sent these in parts to DSJ; there are envelopes addressed to him, as well as notes on some pages indicating "Final Draft," or "Revised." Dubie also marks changes; for example, on bottom of page 27 featuring the poem "The Fitting" - he writes, "Switch this with Chagall; then one move before "Two Sentences." And, for "Trakl," Dubie has crossed out the last two lines of the typed poem and written in a 3-line stanza: "Like smoke from some lonely howitzer/Blossoming out over the bubbling bare pits of lye, over/The large sunken eyes of horticulture." On the page containing the title poem of the book "Groom Falconer," Dubie has written, "a country doctor monologue. Strange beginning for a new book, title poem maybe." He also queries DSJ on his thoughts on the poems and updates him on his life and his family. Together with 4 Autograph Letters Signed "Norman" that he enclosed along with the copies of the poems, and updating him on his progress, asking DSJ's opinion, or explaining changes and choices he made