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Montale: Poems Edited by Jonathan Galassi

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Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

07.04.2020

Herausgeber

Jonathan Galassi

Verlag

Random House N.Y.

Seitenzahl

272

Maße (L/B/H)

16/11,1/2,1 cm

Gewicht

238 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-101-90822-8

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

07.04.2020

Herausgeber

Jonathan Galassi

Verlag

Random House N.Y.

Seitenzahl

272

Maße (L/B/H)

16/11,1/2,1 cm

Gewicht

238 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-101-90822-8

Herstelleradresse

Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Produktbild: Montale: Poems
  • Introduction: Reading Montale
     
    From CUTTLEFISH BONES (1920–1927)
     
    On the Threshold
    The Lemons
    English Horn
    Wind and Flags
     
    from Cuttlefish Bones
    “‘Don’t ask us for the word . . .”
    “Sit the noon out . . .”
    “I think back on your smile . . .”
    “My life, I ask of you . . . “
    “Bring me the sunflower . . .”
    “Often I’ve met . . .”
    “I know the moment when a raw grimace . . .”
    “Glory of expansive noon”
    “Happiness achieved . . .”
    “Maybe one morning . . .”
    “Your hand was trying the keyboard”
    “The well’s pulley creaks . . .”
    “Hoopoe, happy bird . . .”
    “Above the scribbled-over wall . . .”
     
    Mediterranean
    “Racketing catcalls spiral down”
    “Ancient one . . .”
    “Sometimes, coming down . . .”
    “I’ve paused at times in the caves”
    “Now and then, suddenly”
    “We don’t know how we’ll turn out”
    “I would have liked to feel harsh and essential”
    “If at least I could force”
    “Dissolve if you will this frail”
     
    Pool
    Eclogue
    Flux
    Slope
    Arsenio
    House by the Sea
    The Dead
    Delta
    Encounter
     
    Seacoasts
     
    From THE OCCASIONS (1928–1939)
     
    The Balcony
    Lindau
    Autumn Quarries
    Gerti’s Carnival
    Near Capua
    To Liuba, Leaving
    Dora Markus
    Local Train
     
    Motets
    “You know it: I must lose you again”
    “Many years, and one still harder”
    “Frost on the windowpanes . . .”
    “Distant, I was with you . . .”
    ‘Farewells, whistling in the dark . . .”
    ‘The hope of even seeing you again”
    ‘The white-and-black sine”
    “See the sign . . .”
    “The green lizard . . .”
    “What are you waiting for? . . .”
    “The spirit that dispenses”
    “I free your forehead . . . “
    “The gondola that glides”
    “Is it salt that strafes . . .”
    “At first light . . .”
    “The flower that repeats”
    “The frog, first to strike his chord”
    “Shears, don’t cut away that face”
    “The reed that softly”
    “ . . . so be it. Blare of a cornet”
     
    Times at Bellosguardo
    The House of the Customs Men
    Low Tide
    Stanzas
    Summer
    Correspondences
    Boats on the Marne
    Pico Farnese Elegy
    New Stanzas
    The Return
    Palio
    News from Mount Amiata
     
    From THE STORM, ETC. (1940–1954)
     
    The Storm
    Promenade
    Indian Serenade
    The Earrings
    Personae Separatae
    The Ark
    To My Mother
    From a Tower
    Ballad Written in a Hospital
    Where the Tennis Court Was . . .
    Visit to Fadin
    On the Greve
    A Metropolitan Christmas
    From the Train
    For an “Homage to Rimbaud”
    Incantation
    Iris
    In the Greenhouse
    The Garden
    The Hitler Spring
    Voice That Came with the Coots
    The Magnolia’s Shadow
    The Capercaillie
    The Eel
    “If they’ve compared you . . .”
    In an Album
    Anniversary
    Little Testament
    The Prisoner’s Dream
     
    Appendix: Levantine Letter
     
    Chronology
    Notes
    Acknowledgments