Vyt bakaitis (33 risultati)

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Paperback. Condizione: New. Vyt Bakaitis, poet and eminent translator from the Lithuanian, has gathered here poems from the past decade. This new collection, Refuge and Occasion, pursues several strands that ultimately braid together with characteristic freedom of shape and music whereby the requirements of the utterance design its flow. He writes: "Strange all I found and still carry/ what I remember left me to wonder." Elegies and lyrics of erotic loss, tensely noted and feelingly unwound form one strand. The poet turns his eye and heart to cruder disappointments of the current political moment in several longer poems that aggressively explore the failures of human action and illusory consolation. "What's real is the fact" the poet wryly notes. There are also several poems to honor significant occasions of being moved and sustained by art along with a number of outright odes to his muses. The charged enigma that winds through all of the poems, however, is the tension of enduring spiritual stasis and uncertainty. "Let's pull out some maps. There are none" is where the poet starts. The mystery of life's refusals is countered by a profound sense of the flow willing "times curvature to catch" both in memory and in ecstatic instances that "the wild wave struck . young as the storming moment.".…

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Paperback. Condizione: New. Vyt Bakaitis, poet and eminent translator from the Lithuanian, has gathered here poems from the past decade. This new collection, Refuge and Occasion, pursues several strands that ultimately braid together with characteristic freedom of shape and music whereby the requirements of the utterance design its flow. He writes: "Strange all I found and still carry/ what I remember left me to wonder." Elegies and lyrics of erotic loss, tensely noted and feelingly unwound form one strand. The poet turns his eye and heart to cruder disappointments of the current political moment in several longer poems that aggressively explore the failures of human action and illusory consolation. "What's real is the fact" the poet wryly notes. There are also several poems to honor significant occasions of being moved and sustained by art along with a number of outright odes to his muses. The charged enigma that winds through all of the poems, however, is the tension of enduring spiritual stasis and uncertainty. "Let's pull out some maps. There are none" is where the poet starts. The mystery of life's refusals is countered by a profound sense of the flow willing "times curvature to catch" both in memory and in ecstatic instances that "the wild wave struck . young as the storming moment.".…

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Magazine. Condizione: Very Good. 1st Edition. Offered is Issue No. 5 of "Mothers of Mud" (April 1984) a poetry journal edited by Vyt Bakaitis, Martin Earl, Beth Gamse, and Benjamin Sloan and published out of New York City. A left-stapled poetry magazine measuring 8-1/2" by 11" and containing 28 pages including front and rear covers. Primarily containing poetry, with a few short prose pieces, the contributors to this issue are: Ann Lauterbach; Gerrit Henry; Jim Chapson; James Schuyler; Marc Cohen; Beth Gamse; Martin Brown; Elizabeth Brunoski; Don Berger; Che; Bernie Earley; Peter Morris; Martin Earl; Ed Barrett; and Lisa Berman. Middle sheet detached but present; light printer's soil to outer covers.…

Paperback. Condizione: New. Vyt Bakaitis, poet and eminent translator from the Lithuanian, has gathered here poems from the past decade. This new collection, Refuge and Occasion, pursues several strands that ultimately braid together with characteristic freedom of shape and music whereby the requirements of the utterance design its flow. He writes: "Strange all I found and still carry/ what I remember left me to wonder." Elegies and lyrics of erotic loss, tensely noted and feelingly unwound form one strand. The poet turns his eye and heart to cruder disappointments of the current political moment in several longer poems that aggressively explore the failures of human action and illusory consolation. "What's real is the fact" the poet wryly notes. There are also several poems to honor significant occasions of being moved and sustained by art along with a number of outright odes to his muses. The charged enigma that winds through all of the poems, however, is the tension of enduring spiritual stasis and uncertainty. "Let's pull out some maps. There are none" is where the poet starts. The mystery of life's refusals is countered by a profound sense of the flow willing "times curvature to catch" both in memory and in ecstatic instances that "the wild wave struck . young as the storming moment.".…

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Paperback. Condizione: New. Vyt Bakaitis, poet and eminent translator from the Lithuanian, has gathered here poems from the past decade. This new collection, Refuge and Occasion, pursues several strands that ultimately braid together with characteristic freedom of shape and music whereby the requirements of the utterance design its flow. He writes: "Strange all I found and still carry/ what I remember left me to wonder." Elegies and lyrics of erotic loss, tensely noted and feelingly unwound form one strand. The poet turns his eye and heart to cruder disappointments of the current political moment in several longer poems that aggressively explore the failures of human action and illusory consolation. "What's real is the fact" the poet wryly notes. There are also several poems to honor significant occasions of being moved and sustained by art along with a number of outright odes to his muses. The charged enigma that winds through all of the poems, however, is the tension of enduring spiritual stasis and uncertainty. "Let's pull out some maps. There are none" is where the poet starts. The mystery of life's refusals is countered by a profound sense of the flow willing "times curvature to catch" both in memory and in ecstatic instances that "the wild wave struck . young as the storming moment.".…

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. First Edition Thus. 8vo. Wrappers. [viii], 184pp. The first English translation of two poem cycles, 'Semeniskiy idiles' and 'Reminiscensijos', printed alongside the original Lithuanian. With a back cover quotation by Robert Kelly. Moderate wear, the upper wrapper with a few short scratches.…

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