Novemberland (1996) [Collection]
by Günter Grass
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Summary
(From the publisher):
These fifty-four poems, spanning four decades, depict a landscape at once recognizably mundane and grotesquely surreal. Grass's spirited humor and linguistic creativity transcend the cant of political poetry. The German originals face the translation.
Contents:
- Flag of Poland
- Lament on Black Ice
- Prophets' Fare
- Quarrel
- Construction Work
- V for Volant Bird
- Nursery Rhyme
- The Scarecrows
- Magical Exercise with the Brides of Christ
- Racine Has His Coat of Arms Altered
- Poultry in the Central Cemetery
- The Curtain Sermon
- Between Marathon and Athens
- On White Paper
- The Great Rubblewoman Speaks
- Yes
- Writing
- Ivy - The Growth Rate of Immortality
- Double Portrait
- The Firstborn
- Tour de France
- Sunday Morning
- Decadence
- The Whip
- United Germany Festival, March
- Love Tested
- But Still
- Your Ear
- As Though without Reason
- Scenic Madrigal
- Comforted
- Demeter
- How I See Myself
- At the End
- Too Much
- Both
- The Lie
- Kinds of Death
- Coffin Nails
- My Shoe
- Our Litter Which
- Leave-taking (from Die Rattin, 1986)
- What's Ours
- Novemberland
- Late Sunflowers
- All Souls
- Gale Warning
- Before the First Sunday in Advent
- Unplanned
- Persistent Rain
- The Fortress Grows
- Defoliated
- After Brief Illness
- In Clear Perspective
- Who's Coming?
Original title: Novemberland: Selected Poems 1956-1993
Original languages:
German
Quotes:
Genre: Poetry→ Verse
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