Georg Trakl: Poems
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Georg Trakl: Poems
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Georg Trakl: Poems

Georg Trakl: Poems

Georg Trakl: Poems

Georg Trakl: Poems

Paperback(Trans. from the German)

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ISBN-13: 9780932440426
Publisher: Oberlin College Press
Publication date: 10/01/2011
Series: FIELD Translation Series , #30
Edition description: Trans. from the German
Pages: 96
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.30(d)

About the Author

Georg Trakl (1887–1914) was an Austrian-German expressionist poet.

Table of Contents

Foreword • Cemetery, St. Peter’s Church • Music in Mirabell • Rondel • De Profundis (I) • Sunny Afternoon • Trumpets • The Rats • Rosary Songs • Evening Song • Helian • To the Young Elis • Horror • Elis • Landscape • Hush • Night Song • De Profundis (II) • December • The Law • Sister’s Garden • Wind, white voice... • To Novalis • With Young Wine • Night-Cries • Plea • Psalm • Age • The Sunflowers • The West • In Snow • [Fragment 7] • Childhood • Sebastian in Dream • On the Moor • Evening in Lans • Song of Kaspar Hauser • Surrender to the Night • At Night • A Winter Evening (first version) • A Winter Evening (second version) • Birth • To Those Who Have Gone Mute • The Damned • Transfiguration • To One Who Died Young • Karl Kraus • Passion • Winter Night • In Venice • The Sun • Song of the Caged Blackbird • Summer • Decline • [Aphorism] • In Hellbrunn • The Heart • Sleep • The Storm • The Evening • The Night • Misery • The Eastern Front • Threnody • Grodek • A Note on the Texts • Acknowledgments

What People are Saying About This

Kevin Prufer

“Georg Trakl’s poems have astonished generations of readers with their fierce sadnesses, deceptive complexity, and subtle elegance. Tapscott’s translations are a marvel, capturing in English the vitality of Trakl’s silences; his lean, succinct poetic lines; his grim wit; and his quest for the ineffable in the face of often harrowing circumstances.”

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