Pēdējie Ezras Paunda dzīves gadi. 

[klau, kurš ir piesitis Paunda Cantos un biogrāfiju? gribbu appukaļ]

1965 

Attends the memorial service in London's Westminster Abbey for T. S. Eliot who died in January; visits Yeats's widow in Dublin. In summer visits the Spoleto Festival and publicly reads poems by Robert Lowell and Marianne Moore. Outside the theatre, he reads from The Cantos to a crowd. On October 30, Pound turns eighty. Visits Paris and Natalie Barney and attends performance of Beckett's Endgame.  The next day Beckett visits Pound at his hotel.

1966 

Pound becomes nearly silent; two years later he would declare, ”I did not enter into silence; silence captured me.” Depression cited as the principal cause. 

Archive of EP’s papers, manuscripts, letters deposited at Yale University.

1967 

Pound visits Joyce’s grave in Zürich.

Cantos 110-116, New York: Fuck You Press; unauthorized publication.

In summer, Allen Ginsberg visits Pound first in Sant’Ambrogio and then in Venice in October, stimulating conversation. Selected Cantos published in London by Faber & Faber. Pound made the selection in 1965.

1968 

Redondillas or Something of That Sort. New York: New Directions. The poem and Pound's notes for it reprinted from a set of page proofs cut from Canzoni (1911).

1969 

June 4. Pound unexpectedly arrives in New York with Olga Rudge to attend the opening of an exhibition of the ms. of The Waste Land and a meeting of the Academy of American Poets. Laughlin takes Pound to his country home. Pound and Olga then accompany Laughlin to Hamilton College where

Laughlin receives an honorary degree. Pound sits on the stage and receives a standing ovation.

Drafts & Fragments of Cantos CX-CXVIL published in New York by New Directions.

1972 

November 1: Pound dies in Venice at eighty-seven and is buried in the Protestant section of the island cemetery of San Michele on November 3.

Paideuma, the Pound journal, founded.

1973 

December 8. Death of Dorothy Pound.