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The selected poems of Federico GarciÌa Lorca / edited by Francisco GarciÌa Lorca and Donald M. Allen ; introduction by W.S. Merwin.

By: Contributor(s): Language: English, Spanish Original language: Spanish Publisher: New York : New Directions Books, 2005Description: xxi, 186 pages ; 23 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 0811216225 (alk. paper)
Contained works:
  • GarciÌa Lorca, Federico, 1898-1936. Poems. Selections. English
  • GarciÌa Lorca, Federico, 1898-1936. Poems. Selections
Subject(s): Genre/Form: DDC classification:
  • 861/.62 22
LOC classification:
  • PQ6613.A763 A223 2005
Contents:
Contents: From Libro de Poemas (1921): The Old Lizard -- Ballad of the Little Square -- The Interrupted Concert -- Ballad of the Water of the Sea. From Poema del Came Jondo (1921). Poema de la Saeta: Archers -- Night -- Seville -- Procession -- Paso -- Arrow -- Balcony -- Early Morning. From Primeras Canciones (1922): Variations -- Half Moon -- Adam -- Pause of the Clock. From Canciones (1921-1924): Schematic Nocturne -- Fable -- Snail -- The Lizard Is Crying -- A Song Sung -- Silly Song -- Song of the Rider (1860) -- Rider's Song -- It Is True -- Tree, Tree -- The Moon Rising -- The Street of the Mutes -- He Died at Dawn -- The Spinster at Mass -- In Malaga. -- The Little Mute Boy -- The Little Mad Boy -- Farewell -- Suicide -- Narcissus -- In Another Mode -- Useless Song -- Two Sailors on the Beach -- Desire of a Statue -- Song of the Barren Orange Tree. From Romancero Gitano (1924-1927): Somnambule Ballad -- The Faithless Wife -- Saint Raphael (CrÌ®doba) -- The Death of Antoito el Camborio -- Ballad of One Doomed to Die -- Ballad of the Spanish Civil Guard -- The Martyrdom of Saint Eulalia -- Thamar and Amnon. From Poeta en Nzteva York (1929-1930): Fable and Round of the Three Friends -- Your Childhood in Menton -- The King of Harlem -- The Dawn -- Ode to Walt Whitman. Lianto pot Ignacio Sanchez Mejias (1935): Lament for Ignacio Sanchez Mejias. From Seis Pomnas Galegos (1935): Madrigal to the City of Santiago -- Dance of the Moon in Santiago. From DivnÌ del Tarmarit (1936): Gacela of Unforeseen Love -- Gacela of the Terrible Presence -- Gacela of Desperate Love -- Gacela of the Dead Child -- Gacela of the Bitter Root -- Gacela of the Dark Death -- Gacela of the Flight -- Gacela of the Morning Market -- Casida of the Boy Wounded by the Water -- Casida of the Lament -- Casida of the Branches -- Casida of the Reclining Woman -- Casida of the Golden Girl -- Casida of the Dark Doves.
Holdings
Item type Current library Shelving location Call number Copy number Status Date due Barcode
Book Book NMC Library Stacks PQ6613 .A763 A223 2005 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 33039000750892

Includes index.

"New Directions book."

Contents: From Libro de Poemas (1921): The Old Lizard -- Ballad of the Little Square -- The Interrupted Concert -- Ballad of the Water of the Sea. From Poema del Came Jondo (1921). Poema de la Saeta: Archers -- Night -- Seville -- Procession -- Paso -- Arrow -- Balcony -- Early Morning. From Primeras Canciones (1922): Variations -- Half Moon -- Adam -- Pause of the Clock. From Canciones (1921-1924): Schematic Nocturne -- Fable -- Snail -- The Lizard Is Crying -- A Song Sung -- Silly Song -- Song of the Rider (1860) -- Rider's Song -- It Is True -- Tree, Tree -- The Moon Rising -- The Street of the Mutes -- He Died at Dawn -- The Spinster at Mass -- In Malaga. -- The Little Mute Boy -- The Little Mad Boy -- Farewell -- Suicide -- Narcissus -- In Another Mode -- Useless Song -- Two Sailors on the Beach -- Desire of a Statue -- Song of the Barren Orange Tree. From Romancero Gitano (1924-1927): Somnambule Ballad -- The Faithless Wife -- Saint Raphael (CrÌ®doba) -- The Death of Antoito el Camborio -- Ballad of One Doomed to Die -- Ballad of the Spanish Civil Guard -- The Martyrdom of Saint Eulalia -- Thamar and Amnon. From Poeta en Nzteva York (1929-1930): Fable and Round of the Three Friends -- Your Childhood in Menton -- The King of Harlem -- The Dawn -- Ode to Walt Whitman. Lianto pot Ignacio Sanchez Mejias (1935): Lament for Ignacio Sanchez Mejias. From Seis Pomnas Galegos (1935): Madrigal to the City of Santiago -- Dance of the Moon in Santiago. From DivnÌ del Tarmarit (1936): Gacela of Unforeseen Love -- Gacela of the Terrible Presence -- Gacela of Desperate Love -- Gacela of the Dead Child -- Gacela of the Bitter Root -- Gacela of the Dark Death -- Gacela of the Flight -- Gacela of the Morning Market -- Casida of the Boy Wounded by the Water -- Casida of the Lament -- Casida of the Branches -- Casida of the Reclining Woman -- Casida of the Golden Girl -- Casida of the Dark Doves.

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