Love lessons : selected poems of Alda Merini /

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Merini, Alda, 1931-2009
Other Authors: Stewart, Susan, 1952-
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Italian
Published: Princeton : Princeton University Press, ©2009.
Series:Facing pages.
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Table of Contents:
  • From Poetry's Flower
  • From the Presence of Orpheus (1953)
  • The Presence of Orpheus
  • Will I Be Alone?
  • From Fear of God (1955)
  • Only an Angel's Hand
  • Mary of Egypt (Tintoretto)
  • Peace
  • From Roman Wedding (1955)
  • Roman Wedding
  • The Pieta
  • The Cumaean Sibyl
  • When the Anguish
  • From You Are Pietro (1961)
  • From the First Part
  • Peter's Mission
  • From the Second Part
  • Dream
  • Antique Lyric
  • And It Would Be Even Easier
  • From the Holy Land (1984)
  • As for me, I used to be a bird
  • Western Ring Road
  • The moon unveils itself in the madhouse gardens
  • My first mother-theft
  • From for Michele Pierri (unpublished until 1991)
  • The Song of the Groom
  • Elegy
  • From the Thieving Magpie: Twenty Portraits (unpublished until 1991)
  • Sappho
  • Emily Dickinson
  • Plath
  • Alda Merini
  • The Overcoat
  • The Apron
  • The Guest
  • From Ripa's Satires (1983)
  • Caesar loved Cleopatra
  • From Manganelli's Quagmire or the King's Reign (1992)
  • Othello
  • From Colossal Inner Loves (1993)
  • The Slip
  • From Penniless ballads (1995)
  • Then I went back to that bright snow
  • From the Fox and the Curtain (1997)
  • What unbearable chiaroscuro
  • From Aphorisms (1997)
  • From Superb Is the Night (2000)
  • On the pit of an apricot
  • The most superb thing is the night
  • Night, if it is not swift
  • There was a fountain that offered dawns
  • Naviglio that succors my flesh
  • There are artificial paradises
  • Stay steady burning olive tree
  • On the Death of My Sister
  • Oh song of the snow stuck inside the ditch
  • War
  • The Raven
  • The Cry of Death
  • Unpublished (composed 2001)
  • In the land of Scotland.