“All year long : four ancient folksongs” (Publication, 1969)
Year
1969
Text
All year long : four ancient folksongs. Transl. from the Chinese by Kenneth Rexroth ; calligraphy by Mai Vo-Dinh. (Santa Barbara, Calif. : Unicorn Press, 1969). (Unicorn broadsheet ; 4). [Enthält] :
We break off a branch of poplar catkins.
The sultry air is heavy with flower perfumes.
A cold wind blows open the window.
A freezing sky. (Rex15)
We break off a branch of poplar catkins.
The sultry air is heavy with flower perfumes.
A cold wind blows open the window.
A freezing sky. (Rex15)
Type
Publication
Contributors (1)
Rexroth, Kenneth
(South Bend, Ind. 1905-1982 Santa Barbara, Calif.) : Dichter, Literaturkritiker, Essayist
[The books of Rexroth are under copyright by New Directions. In the databse are all thr titles and authors of Chinese poems and online poems]..
[There are no translations from his poems in Chinese until 2014].
[The books of Rexroth are under copyright by New Directions. In the databse are all thr titles and authors of Chinese poems and online poems]..
[There are no translations from his poems in Chinese until 2014].
Subjects
Literature : Occident : United States of America
Cited by (1)
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