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1.	Activitease	Cooke, Faith Beamer--Archives; Poets, American--20th century--Archives; Women poets, American--20th century--Archives	Faith Cooke's poetry: There was a young lady so eager To do all the jobs that beleaged her, She tried every measure, Both duty and pleasure: Results were exceedingly meager.

2.	Brave Love	Love poetry, American--Women authors; Cooke, Faith Beamer--Archives; Poets, American--20th century--Archives; Women poets, American--20th century--Archives	Faith Beamer Cooke poetry on the nature of love.

3.	By One They Return	Family poetry--Women authors; Cooke, Faith Beamer--Archives; Poets, American--20th century--Archives; Women poets, American--20th century--Archives	Faith Beamer Cooke Poetry based on old folk saying "Two by two the young went forth, and one by one they returned."

4.	Christmas at War, 1944	Historical poetry--American--Women authors; Anti-war poetry, American--Women authors; Christian poetry, American--Women authors; Cooke, Faith Beamer--Archives; Women poets, American--20th century--Archives; Poets, American--20th century--Archives	Faith Cooke poem on the loss, destruction, and mayhem that engulfed Europe during World War Two. She hints at a comparison to the death and resurrection of Christ.

5.	Coin of Passage	Life poetry, American--Women authors; Cooke, Faith Beamer--Archives; Women poets, American--20th century--Archives; Poets, American--20th century--Archives	Faith Cooke poem touching on the inequities and hardships each individual faces in their lifetime and the necessity to maintain goals and aspirations to continue giving life meaning.

6.	Columbia Head	Nature poetry--Columbia River--Pacific Northwest--United States; Cooke, Faith Beamer--Archives; Poets, American--20th century--Archives; Women poets, American--20th century--Archives; Washington Poets Association--Poetry Workshop	Faith Beamer Cooke Poetry extolling the virtues and beauty of the Columbia River.

7.	Disarmament	Cold War poetry, American--Women authors; Anti-war poetry, American--Women authors; Cooke, Faith Beamer--Archives; Women poets, American--20th century--Archives; Poets, American--20th century--Archives	Faith Cooke poem detailing a middle class citizen's perspective of the Cold War and the games of International power."When law can do no right, Let it be lawful that law bar no wrong. (King John)" The...

8.	Faith B. Cooke	Cooke, Faith Beamer--Archives; Women poets, American--20th century--Archives; Poets, American--20th century--Archives	Image shows Faith Cooke showing how to use a traditional Native American mortar from a display at the "Appreciation of Arts: Black African, Asian, Ishmaelic-Israelic, and American Indian." sponsored by...

9.	Faith B. Cooke	Cooke, Faith Beamer--Archives; Women poets, American--20th century--Archives; Poets, American--20th century--Archives	Image shows Faith Cooke accepting an Award from the Art's Council in 1976 following a costume party.

10.	False Fractions	Christian poetry, American--Women authors; Society poetry, American--Women authors; Cooke, Faith Beamer--Archives; Women poets, American--20th century--Archives; Poets, American--20th century--Archives	Faith Cooke poem dedicated to the coming of Spring, Easter, and how this holiday had changed over time.

11.	February Storm	Cooke, Faith Beamer--Archives; Poets, American--20th century--Archives; Women poets, American--20th century--Archives; Nature poetry--Columbia River--Pacific Northwest--United States	Faith Cooke poem abstractly detailing a fierce winter storm on the Oregon Coast.

12.	Five Bodies	Cooke, Faith Beamer--Archives; Poets, American--20th century--Archives; Women poets, American--20th century--Archives; Anti-war poetry, American--Women authors; Industrialization poetry, American--Women authors	Faith Cooke poem abstractly describing a fierce winter storm on the coast of Oregon.

13.	Footnote to the Golden Rule	Life poetry, American--Women authors; Cooke, Faith Beamer--Archives; Women poets, American--20th century--Archives; Poets, American--20th century--Archives	Faith Cooke poem addressing the caveats to the "golden rule."

14.	Gloria Mundi	Youth poetry, American--Women authors; Time poetry, American--Women authors; Family poetry--Women authors; Cooke, Faith Beamer--Archives; Women poets, American--20th century--Archives; Poets, American--20th century--Archives	Faith Cooke poem detailing her life, her youth, and the lessons of life.

15.	God's Gift	Love poetry, American--Women authors; Christian poetry, American--Women authors; Cooke, Faith Beamer--Archives; Women poets, American--20th century--Archives; Poets, American--20th century--Archives	Faith Cooke poem exalting love as the greatest gift God bequeathed to humankind.

16.	House on Hemlock Street	Youth poetry, American--Women authors; Time poetry, American--Women authors; Family poetry--Women authors; Cooke, Faith Beamer--Archives; Women poets, American--20th century--Archives; Poets, American--20th century--Archives	Nostalgic Faith Cooke poem describing a cherished memory of a house during her youth.

17.	J.F.K. Tall	Patriotic poetry, American--Women authors; Historical poetry--American--Women authors; Cooke, Faith Beamer--Archives; Women poets, American--20th century--Archives; Poets, American--20th century--Archives	Faith Cooke poem lamenting the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

18.	Keepers of Man's Soul	Anti-war poetry, American--Women authors; Love poetry, American--Women authors; Marriage poetry, American--Women authors; Cooke, Faith Beamer--Archives; Women poets, American--20th century--Archives; Poets, American--20th century--Archives	Faith Cooke poem describing the role and place of women as their husbands went off to war.

19.	Lake Wallula	Nature poetry--Lake Wallula--Pacific Northwest--United States; Cooke, Faith Beamer--Archives; Women poets, American--20th century--Archives; Poets, American--20th century--Archives	Faith Cooke poem describing the nature of the Wallula River and the strength, continuity, and permenance of the river.

20.	Letter and Reply to Oregon State Library	Anti-war poetry, American--Women authors; Historical poetry--American--Women authors	Research letters dealing with an alleged confrontation between State and Federal troops in Oregon and inquiring about casualties from World War II in the Oregon National Guard.