A nice example of how helpful a quick ANNIE search can be. I took the phrase 'day of the dead' and ran it through as a W (keyword) search. 'of' and 'the' are not indexed, but of the 19 items with both 'day' and 'dead' 3 are immediately and obviously useful:
You searched for the KEYWORD: day of the dead W&L CATALOG
19 entries found, entries 1-8 are: LOCATIONS
1 The day of the dead : tradition and change in c LEYBURN
2 Dubliners, LEYBURN
3 Easy in the islands : stories LEYBURN
4 The Egyptian Book of the dead : the Book of goi LEYBURN
5 Halloween and other festivals of death and life LEYBURN
6 Hope should always, stories LEYBURN
7 Innocent blood crying to God from the streets o LEYBURN
8 Joyce: a collection of critical essays, LEYBURN
9 The judgment of the dead: the idea of life afte LEYBURN
10 Let the dead bury their dead : and other storie LEYBURN
11 Names of horses LEYBURN
12 The poetry and voice of Ted Hughes. LEYBURN
13 The powers that prey, LEYBURN
14 Redefining the American Gothic : from Wieland t LEYBURN
15 Selections. LEYBURN
16 The skeleton at the feast : the Day of the Dead LEYBURN
17 The stories of Breece D'J Pancake LEYBURN
18 Todos Santos in rural Tlaxcala : a syncretic, e LEYBURN
19 Xanadu 2
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AUTHOR Carmichael, Elizabeth.
TITLE The skeleton at the feast : the Day of the Dead in Mexico /
Elizabeth Carmichael, Chloe Sayer.
EDITION 1st University of Texas Press ed.
PUBLISHER Austin : University of Texas Press, 1992.
DESCRIPT 160 p., 32 p. of plates : ill. (some col.), map ; 28 cm.
NOTE "Published in co-operation with British Museum Press."
BIBLIOG. Includes bibliographical references (p. 153-155) and index.
SUBJECT All Souls' Day --Mexico.
Festivals --Mexico.
Dead --Folklore.
Mexico --Social life and customs.
Leyburn Library GT4995.A4 C37 1992
AUTHOR Hernandez, Joanne Farb.
TITLE The day of the dead : tradition and change in contemporary Mexico
: Triton Museum of Art, October 28 through November 25, 1979 =
El dia de los muertos : su tradicion, su cambio en un Mexico
contemporaneo / Joanne Farb Hernandez and Samuel R. Hernandez ;
[photography on location, Sam Hernandez ; studio photography,
Mike Narciso ; translation, Carmen Garcia]
PUBLISHER [Santa Clara, Calif.] : The Museum, [1979]
DESCRIPT 45 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 24 cm.
NOTE English and Spanish.
BIBLIOG. Bibliography: p. 44-45.
SUBJECT Dead --Folklore --Mexico --Exhibitions.
Leyburn Library GR115 .H47
I originally found the next one with another search, though it's number 18
above.
The 'tl' in 'Tlaxcala' is the same consonant cluster as in
'Tepoztlan, for a very good reason...
You searched for the KEYWORD: todos santos W&L CATALOG
AUTHOR Nutini, Hugo G.
TITLE Todos Santos in rural Tlaxcala : a syncretic, expressive, and
symbolic analysis of the cult of the dead / Hugo G. Nutini.
PUBLISHER Princeton, N.J. : Princeton University Press, c1988.
DESCRIPT xv, 471 p. ; 24 cm.
BIBLIOG. Bibliography: p. 445-454.
NOTE Includes index.
SUBJECT Nahuas --Religion and mythology.
Indians of Mexico --Tlaxcala (State) --Religion and mythology.
All Saints' Day.
All Souls' Day.
Nahuas --Acculturation.
Leyburn Library F1221.N3 N895 1988
These sources could be useful if you need some background on the
festival which is the setting for the poem.