‘The Sowers’: A Poem by Gabriele D’Annunzio, Translated by Joseph S. Salemi
The Sowers by Gabriele D’Annunzio (1863-1938) translated from Italian by Joseph S. Salemi Strong lads drive the docile oxen ...
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‘On An Old Photograph’: A Poem by Joseph S. Salemi
On An Old Photograph It was late fall of 1944. Dad was back from Italy, on leave, When no ...
‘The Holy Rollers on Poetry’: A Poem by Joseph S. Salemi
The Holy Rollers on Poetry We are the Holy Rollers— We live for solemn prayer. With censers of pure ...
James, you missed the entire war, which just ended a few hours ago. Caledonius non reveniet.
Kip, I always marvel at the wry, strikingly understated tone of your poems and wonder how you manage to keep…
This was enormous fun! All the best to the English team
Killing children is a motif that runs through much Western literature, from the Medea story to the Atreus and Thyestes…
As regards boiling babies (Swift, in A Modest Proposal, prefers them baked or roasted) Azucena in Il Trovatore makes a…
