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E-raamat: Dawn to Twilight: New and Selected Poems

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Daniel Mark Epstein

Formaat: 168 pages
Ilmumisaeg: 12-Oct-2015
Kirjastus: Louisiana State University Press
Keel: eng
ISBN-13: 9780807161203

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Formaat: 168 pages
Ilmumisaeg: 12-Oct-2015
Kirjastus: Louisiana State University Press
Keel: eng
ISBN-13: 9780807161203

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Drawing from a career of almost fifty years, Daniel Mark Epstein's collection of new and selected poems forms a lyrical autobiography of its author as a poet and a man. Dawn to Twilight examines universal themes such as love and aging, happiness and despair, each of which Epstein approaches differently throughout the decades of his writing career. These poems encapsulate the evolution of Epstein's work, with the passage of time itself forming a crucial theme as the author grows from student to lover to father.

Epstein's poems evince his deep empathy for people from all walks of life: a knife salesman who harbors no illusions about the use to which his wares have been put; a teacher who watches his student struggle with a thorny philosophical question; a genie whose plans of revenge fade as he emerges from his lamp into the light. Dawn to Twilight celebrates the coming of joy and beauty, accepts their transience, and elegizes their passing.

Early Poems and Vignettes, 1967--1980

The Exile's Letter

(1)

Mountain and Tidewater Songs

1 SONG OF THE BEEKEEPER

(1)

2 SONG OF SAP MILLER

(1)

3 SONG OF THE YOUNG WOMAN GATHERING GINSENG

(1)

4 SONG OF THE HERMIT

(1)

Old Man by the River

(1)

Old Man at the Wood's Edge

(1)

Lady in Her Bath

(1)

The Portrait

(1)

The Secret

(1)

Scorpio

(1)

The Follies

(1)

Cash Only, No Refund, No Return

(1)

The Man Without Legs

(1)

Madonna (with Child Missing)

(1)

At the Millinery Shop

(1)

Miss Ellie's 78th Spring Party

(1)

Midtown Home

(2)

In a Free Country

(1)

How to Survive Heaven

(1)

The Late Visitor

(1)

Night Medallion

(1)

Poverty

(1)

On a Winter Morning

(1)

After the Wedding Party

(1)

The Dance

(1)

The Catch

(2)

Summer House

(5)

Fin de Siecle, 1981--2000

The Date

(1)

Lateness

(2)

The Glass

(1)

The Rivals

(1)

Homage to Mallarme

1 THE BARREL ORGAN

(2)

2 WATER LILIES

(3)

3 OLD TIMES

(1)

Champagne

(1)

The American White Pelican

(2)

Cygnus Musicus

(2)

Caesarean

(1)

The Code

(1)

For a Child Frightened by Lightning

(1)

Miami

(2)

The Sentry of Portoferraio

(1)

Climbing

(1)

The Carpenter

(2)

Schoolhouses

(3)

Mannequins

(2)

At Poe's Grave, Westminster Church

(2)

Gifts

(1)

Lost Owl

(1)

Silence

(1)

The Book of Matches

(1)

Epiphany

(1)

Helen

(1)

The Twins

(1)

The Boy in the Well

(2)

Beauty and the Beast

(1)

Bobolink

(1)

Magic for Houdini

(2)

The Genie Makes His Peace

(2)

The Inheritance

(2)

Collection

(1)

Russian Village Suite

1 LISTENING TO THE COCK

(1)

2 THE REVOLUTION

(1)

3 THE THREE CANDLES

(1)

4 WHITE CRUCIFIXION

(1)

5 THE FIDDLER

(1)

6 IN THE NIGHT

(1)

Memorial Day

(1)

Equinox at Newport Farms

(2)

Dead Reckoning

(1)

The Traveler's Calendar

(3)

The Lion Tamer at 2:00 AM

100

(3)

The Third Millennium, 2000--2008

Vision at Dawn

103

(2)

The Pure Gift

105

(1)

The Final Exam

106

(1)

Fleur-de-Lys

107

(1)

Hope

108

(1)

Cataract: 9/11

109

(1)

The Comb-Bearers

110

(2)

The Frame

112

(1)

Ronsard's Dream

113

(1)

Alice

114

(1)

Obsession

115

(1)

In Late November

116

(1)

The Everlastings

117

(1)

The Widower's Journey

118

(1)

The Glass House

119

(1)

Psalm of Pernette du Guillet

120

(1)

The Clockmaker

121

(1)

The Good Doctors

122

(1)

Lullaby

123

(1)

The Suit

124

(1)

Grandfather's Spectacles

125

(1)

A Sense of Style

126

(1)

Tornado, 1911

127

(1)

After Whitman's "Lincoln Speech"

128

(1)

The Vanishing Oriole

129

(1)

Photographer Unknown, Neuvilly 1918

130

(1)

Iraq

131

(1)

The White Quill

132

(1)

Old Man in Sun and Shadow

133

(1)

On a Theme of Ronsard

134

(1)

Heading Home

135

(1)

Codicil

136

(3)

New Poems, 2009--2014

Autumn Song

139

(1)

Apologies

140

(1)

My Desk

141

(1)

Orphan

142

(1)

Dawn to Twilight

143

(1)

Sundown, Newport Creek

144

(2)

Meditation beside the Nanticoke

146

(1)

Fireflies

147

(2)

The Music Lesson

149

(1)

Some Angels

150

(1)

He Wanted to Travel

151

(1)

Who Is the Stranger Who Overtakes Me

152

(1)

The Late Sleeper

153

(2)

Notes

155

Daniel Mark Epstein is the author of eight prize-winning books of poetry and six highly acclaimed biographies, including The Ballad of Bob Dylan. His honors include the Rome Prize, a Guggenheim Fellowship, and an Academy Award in Literature from the American Academy of Arts and Letters. He lives in Baltimore, Maryland.

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