The Night Abraham Called to the Stars: Poems
di Robert BLY
2001 · 95 pagine · HarperCollins · ISBN 9780060188818
Trama
In the ghazal, each stanza is an independent poem, so the writer is able to shift landscapes. One stanza may be biographical, the next may have a reference to myth, the next a meditation on conscience. In these poems, the reader will find many references to our own cultural past, as in Sir Isaac Newton, Gustav Mahler, ZLord Tennyson, Francis Bacon, and Madame Bovary, figures who belong to our intellectual history.
Generi: Poesia
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