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"In Piccolo's poems we meet a Sicily latent in the country of the tourist guides and the history books, but it was Piccolo far more than, say, his cousin Lampedusa, who was destined to draw out the latencies, read the signatures, crack the code....These brilliant translations will serve to introduce a whole new sensibility to Anglo-American readers."-Anthony Burgess
"Faithfulness, a loving adherence, a communion with and an entering into the spirit of the original are what we look for in a translation. We find these qualities abundantly in this rendering of Lucio Piccolo's poetry by Brian Swarm and Ruth Feldman. And we find yet more: a welcome clarification, for though Piccolo's poetry-one that tries to capture in a subtle web the atmosphere of a bygone world-is not obscure or oblique, yet, like all significant poetry, it is here and there open to a number of interpretations. Swann's and Feldman's translation, or interpretation, seems to me always felicitous and intelligent."-Arturo Vivante
Originally published in 1973.
The Princeton Legacy Library uses the latest print-on-demand technology to again make available previously out-of-print books from the distinguished backlist of Princeton University Press. These editions preserve the original texts of these important books while presenting them in durable paperback and hardcover editions. The goal of the Princeton Legacy Library is to vastly increase access to the rich scholarly heritage found in the thousands of books published by Princeton University Press since its founding in 1905.
"In Piccolo's poems we meet a Sicily latent in the country of the tourist guides and the history books, but it was Piccolo far more than, say, his cousin Lampedusa, who was destined to draw out the latencies, read the signatures, crack the code....These brilliant translations will serve to introduce a whole new sensibility to Anglo-American readers."-Anthony Burgess
"Faithfulness, a loving adherence, a communion with and an entering into the spirit of the original are what we look for in a translation. We find these qualities abundantly in this rendering of Lucio Piccolo's poetry by Brian Swarm and Ruth Feldman. And we find yet more: a welcome clarification, for though Piccolo's poetry-one that tries to capture in a subtle web the atmosphere of a bygone world-is not obscure or oblique, yet, like all significant poetry, it is here and there open to a number of interpretations. Swann's and Feldman's translation, or interpretation, seems to me always felicitous and intelligent."-Arturo Vivante
Originally published in 1973.
The Princeton Legacy Library uses the latest print-on-demand technology to again make available previously out-of-print books from the distinguished backlist of Princeton University Press. These editions preserve the original texts of these important books while presenting them in durable paperback and hardcover editions. The goal of the Princeton Legacy Library is to vastly increase access to the rich scholarly heritage found in the thousands of books published by Princeton University Press since its founding in 1905.
*Frontmatter, pg. i*Translator's Introduction, pg. v*Acknowledgments, pg. vii*Contents, pg. ix*Foreword, pg. 1*Gioco a Nascondere, pg. 12*Hide and Seek, pg. 13*Anna Perenna, pg. 30*The Oven, pg. 45*The Farmhouse, pg. 53*Candles, pg. 61*Smoky Topaz, pg. 67*Patrol, pg. 71*The Days, pg. 73*Shadows, pg. 75*Oratorio for Valverde, pg. 82*The Sundial, pg. 91*Sirocco, pg. 97*Night, pg. 99*At the Time of the Bourbon King, pg. 105*The Warning, pg. 109*The Conjurer, pg. 111*Cards on the March, pg. 115*The Soul and Sleights of Hand, pg. 121*Although You Seek, pg. 123*Inconstant World, pg. 127*Where Sun-spores, pg. 129*The Bony Knuckles Try, pg. 131*We Live by Pauses, pg. 135*Veneris Venefica Agrestis, pg. 137*The Moon Brings the Month, pg. 145*Long Tendrils ..., pg. 149*But in the Night that Crosses, pg. 153*The Hunt, pg. 157*Guide for Climbing the Mountain, pg. 166*The Passage, pg. 173*Nocturne, pg. 177*The Lost Message, pg. 181*The Street Outside the Gate, pg. 185*The Three Figures, pg. 189*The Suburbs, pg. 191*The Dead, pg. 193*Plumelia, pg. 195*Afterword for Baroque Songs and Other Lyrics, pg. 197
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