Dansk
Lababidi, Yahia
(forfatter)
Barely There e-bog
123,90 DKK
The flashy poets and the poets with a schtick get the big audience, but it is the quiet poets whose individual poems more often linger with me. I'd trade all of Ginsberg, say, for William Bronk's six-line poem "e;After Bach,"e; which derives from the cello suites the lesson that sadness "e;can be in part /to accept the absence of One to say it to."e; And it is Bronk whose work is …
The flashy poets and the poets with a schtick get the big audience, but it is the quiet poets whose individual poems more often linger with me. I'd trade all of Ginsberg, say, for William Bronk's six-line poem "e;After Bach,"e; which derives from the cello suites the lesson that sadness "e;can be in part /to accept the absence of One to say it to."e; And it is Bronk whose work is called to mind for me by Yahia Lababidi's Barely There, in which "e;in embracing, we let go."e;'-- H. L. Hix, Author of First Fire, Then Birds
E-bog
123,90 DKK
Forlag
Resource Publications
Udgivet
23.08.2013
Længde
86 sider
Genrer
Poetry
Sprog
English
Format
pdf
Beskyttelse
LCP
ISBN
9781621898474
The flashy poets and the poets with a schtick get the big audience, but it is the quiet poets whose individual poems more often linger with me. I'd trade all of Ginsberg, say, for William Bronk's six-line poem "e;After Bach,"e; which derives from the cello suites the lesson that sadness "e;can be in part /to accept the absence of One to say it to."e; And it is Bronk whose work is called to mind for me by Yahia Lababidi's Barely There, in which "e;in embracing, we let go."e;'-- H. L. Hix, Author of First Fire, Then Birds