Translations by Victoria Moul, A.E. Stallings, Dick Davis, Carla Galdo, and Others!
I especially enjoyed the translation of ‘The Sonnet.’
“The world’s inside a sonnet, breaking through, but fleetingly.” That’s brilliant.
A poem can be atomic: small, compressed, contained; but when it cracks open it releases more power than you think its size would allow.
Same, Michael."The world’s inside a sonnet, breaking through,
but fleetingly. It mimics, in my mind,
a pathway that leads us to what is true".
Authors, translators and editors. Hats off to you.
I enjoyed seeing these excerpts again.
Fantastic, thanks!
What a feast, thank you!
I especially enjoyed the translation of ‘The Sonnet.’
“The world’s inside a sonnet, breaking through, but fleetingly.” That’s brilliant.
A poem can be atomic: small, compressed, contained; but when it cracks open it releases more power than you think its size would allow.
Same, Michael."The world’s inside a sonnet, breaking through,
but fleetingly. It mimics, in my mind,
a pathway that leads us to what is true".
Authors, translators and editors. Hats off to you.
I enjoyed seeing these excerpts again.
Fantastic, thanks!
What a feast, thank you!