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Family Secret Translated By Elisabeth Hamilton-Lacoste, Blanca Varella Apr 1980

Family Secret Translated By Elisabeth Hamilton-Lacoste, Blanca Varella

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From Out Of Time Translated By Elisabeth Hamilton-Lacoste, Blanca Varella Apr 1980

From Out Of Time Translated By Elisabeth Hamilton-Lacoste, Blanca Varella

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The Dshwari Cloister Ruins Translated By Elizabeth Weber, Sarah Kirsch Apr 1980

The Dshwari Cloister Ruins Translated By Elizabeth Weber, Sarah Kirsch

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Woman's Song Translated By Vinio Rossi And Stuart Friebert, Giovanni Raboni Apr 1980

Woman's Song Translated By Vinio Rossi And Stuart Friebert, Giovanni Raboni

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One Time Translated By Vinio Rossi And Stuart Friebert, Giovanni Raboni Apr 1980

One Time Translated By Vinio Rossi And Stuart Friebert, Giovanni Raboni

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Walk Translated By Bryce Conrad, Jovan Koteski Apr 1980

Walk Translated By Bryce Conrad, Jovan Koteski

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In Brittany Translated By Rich Ives, Peter Huchel Apr 1980

In Brittany Translated By Rich Ives, Peter Huchel

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Phases Translated By Robert Hauptman, Christine Busta Apr 1980

Phases Translated By Robert Hauptman, Christine Busta

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The Goring And Death Translated By David K. Loughran, Federico Garcia Lorca Apr 1980

The Goring And Death Translated By David K. Loughran, Federico Garcia Lorca

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In A Void Translated By David Keller And Donald Sheehan, Eugenio Montale Apr 1980

In A Void Translated By David Keller And Donald Sheehan, Eugenio Montale

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Repartee Translated By David Keller And Donald Sheehan, Eugenio Montale Apr 1980

Repartee Translated By David Keller And Donald Sheehan, Eugenio Montale

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A Wind Will Come From The South Translated By Patsy Boyer And Mary Crow, Circe Maia Apr 1980

A Wind Will Come From The South Translated By Patsy Boyer And Mary Crow, Circe Maia

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Letter To Light Translated By Olav Grinde, Rolf Jacobsen Apr 1980

Letter To Light Translated By Olav Grinde, Rolf Jacobsen

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I Think Table And Say Chair Translated By L. H. Laurence And E. G. Laurence, Gloria Fuertes Apr 1980

I Think Table And Say Chair Translated By L. H. Laurence And E. G. Laurence, Gloria Fuertes

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Center Green Human Translated By Marcel Smith, Alfredo Barrera Vasquez Apr 1980

Center Green Human Translated By Marcel Smith, Alfredo Barrera Vasquez

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Night Character Translated By Frank Stewart, Dino Campana Apr 1980

Night Character Translated By Frank Stewart, Dino Campana

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Nocturne Of Saint Ildefonso By Betina Escudero, Octavio Paz Apr 1980

Nocturne Of Saint Ildefonso By Betina Escudero, Octavio Paz

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On The Order Of Things Translated By Elisabeth Hamilton-Lacoste, Blanca Varella Apr 1980

On The Order Of Things Translated By Elisabeth Hamilton-Lacoste, Blanca Varella

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Good Weather Translated By Miller Williams, Giuseppe Gioachino Belli Apr 1980

Good Weather Translated By Miller Williams, Giuseppe Gioachino Belli

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The Grownup Sons Translated By Miller Williams, Giuseppe Gioachino Belli Apr 1980

The Grownup Sons Translated By Miller Williams, Giuseppe Gioachino Belli

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Gradually Translated By Stuart Friebert, Karl Krolow Apr 1980

Gradually Translated By Stuart Friebert, Karl Krolow

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Thrace Translated By Rich Ives, Peter Huchel Apr 1980

Thrace Translated By Rich Ives, Peter Huchel

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My Voice Translated By Willis Barnstone, Vicente Aleixandre Apr 1980

My Voice Translated By Willis Barnstone, Vicente Aleixandre

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Poem No. 38, March 1980, Huntsville Literary Association (Huntsville, Ala.) Mar 1980

Poem No. 38, March 1980, Huntsville Literary Association (Huntsville, Ala.)

POEM

The Huntsville Literary Association was founded in 1967 to provide a community for writers, readers, and artists through workshops, readings, and educational programs. One of their key contributions is the literary magazine titled POEM which showcases original writings from both established and emerging writers. This issue highlights the work of Ralph J. Mills, Jr., William Virgil Davis, and Charles Edward Eaton.


Vol. Xvii, No. 1: Praise: The Poetry Of Robert Hass, Robert Miklitsch Feb 1980

Vol. Xvii, No. 1: Praise: The Poetry Of Robert Hass, Robert Miklitsch

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Henri Temianka Correspondence; (Bradbury), Ray Bradbury Jan 1980

Henri Temianka Correspondence; (Bradbury), Ray Bradbury

Henri Temianka Correspondence

This collection contains material pertaining to the life, career, and activities of Henri Temianka, violin virtuoso, conductor, music teacher, and author. Materials include correspondence, concert programs and flyers, music scores, photographs, and books.


The Canon, [Winter 1980], Dordt College Jan 1980

The Canon, [Winter 1980], Dordt College

Dordt Canon

  • Cover Design by Margariete Timmermans
  • Bastard by Lynnette Pennings
  • New Life by Priscilla Clark
  • Crystal Feather by Margariete Timmermans
  • En Route by Brian Jaarsma
  • [drawing of plants] by Laurie Zinkand
  • Mrs. Boszuk by Dianne Vander Hoek
  • Teach Me by Pat Boonstra
  • Photographs by Lynnette Pennings
  • Wrinkles by Ron Otten
  • Tiny Luminaries by Ingrid Bestebroer
  • ant crawling over nude by Margariete Timmermans
  • Mrs. Vanderveen by Clarence Deelstra
  • [drawing of rooster] by Patricia De Vries
  • Stepping Out by John Van Dyk
  • I Left Her by John Van Dyk
  • Man With Fish by Priscilla Clark
  • [drawing of buildings] by Laurie Zinkand
  • Lover's Memories …


The Canon, [December 1980], Dordt College Jan 1980

The Canon, [December 1980], Dordt College

Dordt Canon

  • Cover Design by Anthony Emerson
  • [photo of girl with rabbit] by Delwyn Van Essen
  • His Shell by Pam Evink
  • This One For Tradition by Thriesa Kolk
  • Passage by David Dill
  • Je reviens by Anya Seerveld
  • Like Grass on Still Water by Gioia Seerveld
  • [drawing of plant] by Tricia De Vries
  • El Producto by David Dill
  • Ceramic Dancer by Stan Sturing
  • Under The Influence by Jim De Young
  • Pearly Mae by Anya Seerveld
  • [photo of stream] by Delwyn Van Essen
  • The Visit by Jim De Young
  • Praise God, the Lord, Ye Sons of Men by Laura Vander Windt
  • O Bless Our …


The Rarer Game, Don Welch Jan 1980

The Rarer Game, Don Welch

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Poems by Nebraska poet Don Welch.

Contents

  • The Rarer Game: A Sequence of Poems about Birds and an Animal
  • Cardinal
  • The Dutchman
  • Walking a Pit South of Gothenburg
  • The Doe
  • Poet in Residence at a Country School
  • The Bloodroot
  • Singing a Bird's Song
  • The Chicken Poem
  • Upon Finally Winning Something Big at the Fair
  • North of the House
  • The Cranes
  • The Runner
  • The Last Wild Passenger Pigeon, 1899
  • How to Live in Buffalo County
  • The Lee of December
  • The Widow
  • The Duck Woman
  • The Once
  • Fishing, at Coot Shallows
  • Deer, at Night
  • The Ball
  • The Wild Asparagus Hunters
  • Blood-red Sumac …


Closure In The Early Spanish Ballad, David William Foster Jan 1980

Closure In The Early Spanish Ballad, David William Foster

Quidditas

One of the hoariest cliches in traditional literary histories apropos the early Spanish ballad (i.e., the Romancero viejo of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries) concerns poetic ending or closure: "[The early ballads] frequently end as abruptly as they begin, oftentimes seemingly unconcluded, a characteristic which gives them an air of mystery and special charm." The feature is often attributable to the general and specific origins of the texts in the fragmentation of longer epic poems and chronicles, or in the truncation of longer ballads. The most representative example is "Conde Arnaldos," one of the best of the early Spanish ballads …